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Hiii I’m on Mac and have been so jealous of everyone else using Reshade for so long so I’m crazy excited to learn it’s possible to get it to work on MacOS. Is there a guide somewhere on how to do that?? Tysm 💜
Hi!
I know your struggle too well. However, there is a way around it. (Sort of.)
My Mac doesn't have an Intel processor (but Silicon) so I can't use Bootcamp to install Windows which, as I researched, would be the smoothest way to do it (gameplay wise). My other two options were:
Installing a Windows VM such as Parallels which proved to be lagging quite a bit and only loads the game with a minimal amount of custom content (waste of money, at least for gaming purposes).
Installing Crossover which installs Windows software onto your Mac and that's what I've been using. You install Sims on it and with that Reshade. (You basically end up with two Sims games on your computer so it's a bit storage heavy. I'm sure there is a way to keep only one game, but I don't want to delete the MacOS one, just for safekeeping.)
Once you install the Sims through the Crossover or, in my case, EA Play app, it's time to install Reshade. It's explained here. I followed it word for word and it worked for me. The author doesn't mention it, but I manually created Texture/Shader folders and chose a path when you load Reshade in the Sims for the first time. The Crossover is way better that Parallels, but it does glitch/crash sometimes and fps are not as high as when you play the game directly on MacOS. I use Crossover for gameplay when I want to do some screenshots and regular MacOS game for building and CAS 'cause it does run smooth (and won't crash and erase all the building I did.) My computer is iMac M3, 24gb RAM.
In the end, there is a way around it, but it will never run as smooth as when it's played directly on the MacOS and no middle man.
This is what worked for me, every computer is different. Best of luck! 😅
P.S. Let us all keep hoping there would be a MacOS Reshade version in the near future. I would help finance it.
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them: i got a new computer
me: what gender is it
them: ?
me: what gender is it. you know, windows, mac, linux
them: well it’s a macbook but it has parallels installed so it can run windows for work
me: ooh. femboy stuff
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If you ever make a Mac port of SLARPG I will acquire one of those huge mining trucks and fill it with praise then deliver it to your house it doesn’t work on Crossover or the Game Porting Toolkit for some reason
it's currently impossible for me to do a mac port because 1) rpg maker vx ace has never supported mac exports and 2) because it's a 32-bit application, and apple (in their endless wisdom) ended all support for 32-bit apps a few years back, meaning that even if you use the wine conversion options that USED to work your computer will just refuse to launch the game. (unless your mac somehow hasn't been updated in three years, or you have a years-old OS installed via parallels, i guess)
given these roadblocks, please don't wait up for a mac port. you'd be better off just trying to borrow a windows laptop from someone or something like that
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No-Google (fan)fic writing, Part 3: LaTeχ
Storytime
Just like I used Zettelkasten for fic parallel to Word for work for a long time, I used LaTeX alongside Zettelkasten for a few years. The reason why I made the switch to LaTeX in the first place was precisely because I’d been forced to use Word at work, and Word is just about the shittiest application you could possibly choose if you have to make text look pretty. As in, print-worthy pretty, not just “this assignment needs to look somewhat good so my professor doesn’t grade me down”.
So I badgered an acquaintance to show me LaTeX, which he did, which is when I started down that road – that I’m still on, although I am fairly certain it leads to hell. There were a number of reasons why I started using LaTeX for writing fanfic as well:
I ditched Dropbox for GIT, which is way better in terms of version control and allows you to directly compare changes between plain text files. With Zettelkasten’s bespoke .zkn3 file format, the direct comparison unfortunately doesn’t work because it’s not plain text, and I became increasingly frustrated with that.
I got into Raspberry Pis, and while it is possible to work with Zettelkasten on the small screens, even that simple interface became a bit much for the screen size.
I fell into the Transformers fandom with its plethora of canon and fanon terms for body parts, time units and even different curse words.
Boiling all of that down, I made the decision to switch to a system that would allow me to write plain text at all times because plain text is great for direct comparisons of files, for working on your stories regardless of which operating system your computer runs on – and because LaTeX has an amazing package called “glossaries” that I’ll talk about later on.
Word/Writer/Google docs versus LaTeX
Hoo boy, where to even start! Because, you see, LaTeX is NOT “What You Get Is What You See”. LaTeX is “What You Get Is What You Want (but that also means that while you’re writing your document, it looks nothing like the finished version will look)”.
Let me be plain and clear from the start: If you’re looking into an easy and convenient replacement for Word/Writer/Google docs, I can almost assure you that LaTeX is not what you’re looking for, at least not plain LaTeX. Learning LaTeX requires you to completely rethink how you approach text, because
where in Word, you’ll have boldface and italics and a mixture of both,
in LaTeX, you must write \textbf{boldface} and \textit{italics} and \textbf{\textit{a mixture of both}} and put \chapter{around every single one of your chapter headings} and never, ever forget to close a curly bracket or you’ll (temporarily) break your document.
It ain’t for the faint of heart or those unwilling to learn how to write plain text with code that is actually instructions to your computer on what you would like pieces of your text to look like in your output file.
And for 99.9% of stories, LaTeX is completely overpowered. Seriously.
But I love LaTeX and use it for writing fanfic, so I’ll include it here.
Cost
On the pro side, LaTeX is free. On Windows, you can either install MiKTeX or TeX Live, on Linux, only the latter.
+1 for being free. Just make sure you have enough bandwidth and time when you install, because it’ll take time. Hours, if your computer is old or you have little bandwidth.
Interface
Here comes the first catch:
You will almost never interact directly with LaTeX, especially if you’re new to it. Becaus LaTeX runs in the background and you need an extra interface to interact with it, unless you’re comfortable using the command line.
Fortunately, there are very good LaTeX editors: TeXstudio and TeXMaker are probably the most popular, and either is good and free. Or you can use any plain text editor, really: Notepad++, KATE, whatever Mac has.
Which I sort of want to give +1 for, because it’s not difficult to find a good LaTeX editor, buuut you actually have to download and install an extra editor to use it.
File formats
Still, there is the +1 I’ll give it for being plain text. You can open a LaTeX document in any editor you like and you’ll be able to read the file contents. The official file extension is .tex, but it’s basically the same as opening a .txt-file.
That is actually great. Genuinely, really great, because regardless of which computer you’re using, every computer, any operating system will come with an editor that can open .tex-files.
Even better, if your documents aren’t too complicated, they can be exported into HTML, which is what I usually do. Write story in LaTeX, export to HTML via make4ht, then copypaste into the AO3 HTML or Rich Text editor.
But the main output format for LaTeX is actually PDF. To use make4ht, you need to use the command line, so it’s actually a bit more complicated than with Zettelkasten or LibreOffice Writer to get your story out of LaTeX and into AO3.
Features
As far as features are concerned, there are an insane number of things you can do with LaTeX, layout-wise. I could spend a whole year writing an entry every day on something LaTeX can do and I still wouldn’t have covered even half of it.
LaTeX requires you to have proper document structures, meaning chapters, sections etc. It lets you outcomment text that you want to keep, but don’t want printed in the final version. It lets you load entire chapters or scenes from other .tex-files if you want to keep them separated like the “notes” in Zettelkasten. There’s a package that allows you to include fancy coloured To-Do notes just to annoy your beta with whiny comments about how you’re struggling with a particular scene. (I do that a lot.)
In other words, it is extensive. So I’m going to just focus on what was my main reason to move to LaTeX to write fanfic: the “glossaries” package. Remember what I said above about all the different terms in Transformers? Canon and fanon terminology is, in fact, so diverse and extensive that people write whole lexica for it.
Hands can be servos. Feet can be pedes or peds. And the time units in different continuities (there’s at least seven) make you want to break down, hit the floor with your fists and scream “why?!?” as your neighbours call 112.
The glossaries package in combination with what are called “conditional switches” in LaTeX allows me to create a sort of “dictionary” including all of those different time units while using the same “keyword” for the same concept.
Let’s pick “year” as an example. The entry for that looks approximately like this:
\ifDreamwave \newglossaryentry{year}{name={ano-cycle},description={probably meanting a year in the Dreamwave continuity}} \fi
\ifEnergon \newglossaryentry{year}{name={cycle}, description={year in the Energon continuity}} \fi
\ifIDWTwo \newglossaryentry{year}{name={kilocycle}, description={year in IDW 2019}} \fi
I could go on, but I think the principle has become clear. All of these have in common that I “call” them by entering \gls{year} in the actual text. What the \if does is switch between the different versions, depending on which I enable by adding, for example, \Energontrue.
Every time \gls{year} appears in the text, LaTeX will now automatically replace it with “cycle”, and I can stop trying to remember which word the particular continuity I’m writing for uses.
Does this blow the whole issue of different terminology entirely out of proportion?
Yes, yes, it does. But if you think that will dissuade me, you can’t have met many fanfiction authors. I do not care in the slightest that it is entirely bonkers to go to all that effort just to make sure I’m using the right terminology for the continuity I’m writing in. You’re missing the point.
Syncing
Unless you’re using Overleaf (I’m going to laugh my arse off if any of you tells me you’re using your university-sponsored Overleaf licence to write fanfiction), syncing your .tex-files across machines requires the use of another service – Dropbox, OneDrive, but actually, GIT is the best, either online via GitHub or GitLab or with a USB. I will get to the differences between those services in due time.
Ease of use for Word/Google doc-users
XD
I said it above already, but if you’re coming straight from Word or Google docs to LaTeX, you’re going to have to invest time into understanding how LaTeX works. You’ll have to get used to writing code in your document and being unable to immediately see what your text looks like in the output, unless you use LyX, which is a LaTeX-editor that was built specifically to make it easier for Word-users to switch to using LaTeX. But even so, you’ll need to learn how to structure documents.
If you’re thinking of using LaTeX for other purposes as well – uni, publishing actual books, anything where it’s useful to be able to layout your documents professionally yourself, absolutely. At least give it a try.
In order to just write fanfic? In franchises that haven’t decided to come up with new time units every time they create a new continuity?
It’s probably not worth it. The only reason I’m using it to write fanfic is because I already knew all of that stuff. I didn’t have to invest time in learning LaTeX in the first place, I just started using LaTeX for writing fanfic as well.
Don’t get me wrong. I love LaTeX. It is just a huge time investment if you can’t also use those skills somewhere else, and if it’s the plain text you’re after, the next part will feature Markdown – which has by and large the same benefits as LaTeX, but takes about half an hour to learn.
Read No-Google (fan)fic writing, Part 1: LibreOffice Writer
Read No-Google (fan)fic writing, Part 2: Zettelkasten
Read No-Google (fan)fic writing, Part 4: Markdown
Read No-Google (fan)fic writing, Part 5: Obsidian
#fic writing#no-google (fan)fic writing#fanfiction#fanfic writing#degoogle#degoogle your writing#degoogle your fics#software recommendations#resources#typesetting#because Tumblr thinks typesetting software is dangerous for minors ^^
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Dev Log Mar 14 2025 - What's Taking so Long?
The Steam Deck version of Crescent Roll is moving along. The full game is playable, most of the audio issues have been resolved, but there's still the very slight teeny-tiny issue of WebKit being abysmally slow and we're sitting at only 10% CPU usage and 20FPS. Joy. We can fix it though. Without having to switch Web Browsers. I explained a bit before that the two options available for Web embedding are either Chromium/Chrome or WebKit/Safari, depending on your platform. Windows, Android and Xbox all have Chromium natively for you to use, Mac, IPhone, PlayStation, and Nintendo have WebKit, and then Linux and therefor Steam Deck don't have a standard one installed. We went with WebKit for Steam Deck because it's 200MB instead of 1.5GB and we have to bundle it with our game. When I said we can fix it, it's not that the actual game part of Crescent Roll isn't optimized - we actually did a pretty good job with all of the movement on-screen every frame - but there's some very specific things large surrounding it that we know are hurting performance considerably. Here a visualization of the call stack of a random average frame on the Main Menu from the Chrome profiling tools from my 10-year old i7-4770k machine:
The grey "Task" bar is the full length of the execution. The brown-yellow underneath are what run during the actual "Animation Frame" portion, then the Blue sections are Crescent Roll code, and Green is Phaser rendering code. So in this frame, it took 4.16ms for the full frame, of which, Crescent Roll used about 1.8ms to do its stuff, then Phaser took 1.5ms to do the render, and the remaining ~0.8ms was system stuff like GC and doing memory transfers to the GPU. 60Hz refresh rate would mean that you need to render in under 16 ms, so about 4ms for Windows Desktop means that I could theoretically get somewhere around 240fps if I let it run free. Which I mean, is pretty respectable. Why doesn't it run well on the deck? Technically, it's running okay, just not displaying okay. The internal game logic does all physics and animation calculations with lag compensation in mind. So whether you're getting 500 fps or 5, the in-game logic always calculates 60Hz. So sorry - no cheesing stage times with slow-mo. One reason the display is having issues is that it's single threaded. Which means we're not doing _anything_ in parallel. All of the game logic, graphics rendering, controller polling, etc. are all being done every frame in order every single time. The kicker is that we actually built the game to be able to do those things in parallel, but Javascript just doesn't have the concept of Threads for you to be able to just run whatever you want however you want. You have to implement Web Workers, which is essentially a completely separate program that you can't share memory with, forcing you to use a message bus, making life difficult. But not impossible, and that's all that really matters. Just splitting it in 2 would already get us a 25% improvement, and we could very likely do better than that. The other, slightly more major performance sink is that green bar for the Phaser rendering - that can be entirely eliminated at this point to cut the time in half. We've been replacing it piece-by-piece with our own code, and now, we're really just leaning on it for WebGL pushes at this point. Unfortunately, since it's an engine, there's quite a bit of extra baggage that it likes to do that we can't just turn off, so we're essentially running a lot of the same types of graphics calculations twice. Phaser is a perfectly good engine - don't get me wrong, but it's just superfluous for our use at this point, specifically for us.
So yeah - it's going to take another week or so to get that 100% sorted out. There's a patch incoming Monday for full Controller support and couple of minor improvements. In the meantime, you can swap to the beta branch on Steam if you absolutely must try the Steam Deck version now. No complaints about the speed though - I warned you.
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Ahrah: @dragongirlcock encouraged us to tell you that we've recently made the permanent jump from Windows to Linux. Your post on the topic on top of the usual Microsoft bullshit was one of the catalysts to just do it now. We did play around with several different distros in 2013 in a dual boot system, so we already had a feel for a few different ones and what we prefer in a DE and whatnot. They were all Debian based, but then we happened to stumble across Garuda KDE Dr460nized, and aside from that we really like KDE Plasma, couldn't possibly pass up on a distro with that name XD Plus it has been nice having most gaming things working out of the box and generally saved us some floundering in figuring out what all we needed, bc things have come a long way since 2013.
We've been having bit of a time trying to learn the terminal and all, and have been running into miscellaneous issues, but it has been comforting to have more expirienced people we know look at them and go, "that problem is Weird wtf???"
Sometimes we'll go looking for info and the internet is like, "Ubuntu = Linux, especially if you're a newbie, and here's how to do things without having to touch the big scary terminal :) " and anything that might be helpful it feels like there's the expectation that you know everything already if you're on Arch. *angry dragon noises*
We feel like we've somehow happened to slip through the cracks of what people "typically" do or are encouraged to do when it comes to transitioning to Linux, why is this? Bc I feel that us having more of an interest in learning more shouldn't be that odd, it seems stranger to me that there seems to be a Windows vs Mac parallel with Debian vs Arch in terms of the general information available and expectations??? Also any recommentions on ways to just stumble upon things would be helpful. Bc sure we can got to the AUR, but you have to kind of already know what you're looking for.
hell yeah !!! welcome to The Community !! (programmer socks optional d: )
oooooohhh garuda !! recognised the name and is bc it's built atop arch !!
yeag, the ubuntu-as-default assumptions (which, annoyingly, even affects debian users sometimes) are frustrating. also the "commands scawy uwu" attitude (which also seems to include "just paste this magic command in the terminal dw it's totally fine :))))" from time to time) is frustrating as well.
i don't expect every single person to manually install arch, or like gentoo or smth, spend a week configuring it, and fuckign write an emacs port to run it as a full wayland compositor, but treating computers as Magical Boxes and users as Inherently Inept really gets my goat.
idk what good communities look like anymore bc i'm not part of any and solve shit myself or by asking friends/partners, but for arch, the official wiki tends to have most things well-explained. it's not a complete solution but it should help 🩷
in conjunction w/ the arch wiki, we use stackoverflow, man pages (documentation that doesn't require a website 7 months pregnant w/ javascript octuplets ? gooodddsss it feels good), package manager search, chaotic-aur (has most aur packages pre-compiled as an additional repo, so pacman can search and install them), tldr which is simplified man pages (very handy for example commands !!)
linux systems really are a thousand rats in a trench coat, so understanding what rats ya got helps but can take time. the best way round that is have a system you can break.
for like getting from ubuntu-coded to arch-coded, we're planning some GUIDEs that may be handy. wanna cover basic terminal and shell stuff, standard unix commands, what some of the bigger trenchcoat rats are and why.
until then, if there's any specific questions feel free to drop a message here or in DMs or wherever 🩷
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Hmmm. So the Crossover install of Sims 3 failed again. My first tests were spectacular, but subsequent ones started crashing regularly. I'm not sure what changed or if the first ones were just lucky. Crossover now supports EA App, and Sims 4 is reported to work. I could theoretically attempt to install EA App and see if Sims 3 would work through it.
But, grump, forums indicate that it is still not possible to run games from EA App without an internet connection at startup, even if you switch to offline mode after that. My home internet connection is fine, but I've enjoyed being able to play my games on airplanes and on vacation. The attempt to keep games online that don't need to be online really enrages me. I don't know if the motivation is more data gathering or tracking legally purchased licenses, but they can stick it in their ass.
Do you know if anyone has pirated Sims 4 to function without one of these big brother apps?
OTOH, I'm now comfortable with using Games4TheWorld's pirated download, and it works fine. In fact, just to make myself feel better, I use their installers with my own licenses, since the only reason I'm not installing a legally obtained copy is because I want a standalone offline game. I sat down and spent a couple of days converting my store content to packages as well.
All that means I can probably upgrade my Mac to Apple Silicon and install via Parallels and be fine. It's an expensive proposition if I'm not 100% sure about it. Apple is such a price-gouger. But for all that, they really are great computers. My work computer is a M1 release from the first year of that chip, and I might've installed Crossover and Lord of the Rings Online, and I can testify that those chips are SWEET.
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TS2 on Linux via Parallels - Is it possible?
Has anyone had any luck getting TS2 to work on Linux via Parallels on Mac...?
When I try installing the game on Lutris, I keep facing Wine related errors and it's sending me doolally. I've spent ages trying to go through every fix on Google I can find 🥲
Mint isn't available on Parallels, so I've been trying both Ubuntu and Fedora.
The game runs pretty smoothly on my Windows VM via Parallels, but I want to be rid of pink flashing for good 🫠
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OK I'm getting Parallels installed and hopefully get TS3, EPs, CAW, Blender, S3PE, TSR etc etc working on there, so that I can play on my laptop
64 bit mac version is so unbearable and I can't really ever play for more than a few hours before I start wanting to fire up CAW again
I will report back w results in case anyone else is wanting to play PC version/CAW etc on an M1 macbook...
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Binary Gas Analyser Market : Business Strategies & Forecast (2025-2032)
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The accelerating transition to green hydrogen presents transformative opportunities for binary gas analyzer manufacturers. As electrolyzer deployments scale globally, precise hydrogen purity measurement solutions are becoming essential for quality control and safety. The alkaline electrolyzer segment alone is expected to require over 5,000 dedicated hydrogen analyzers annually by 2027. Moreover, the development of hydrogen-blended natural gas distribution networks is driving innovation in analyzer technologies capable of detecting hydrogen concentrations from 0-100% with high accuracy.
Advancements in Sensor Technology Enable New Capabilities
Breakthroughs in sensing technologies are creating opportunities for next-generation binary gas analyzers. Quantum cascade lasers and tunable diode lasers now enable highly selective mid-infrared absorption measurements with unprecedented sensitivity. These technologies allow analyzers to distinguish between gas species with overlapping absorption bands – resolving long-standing cross-sensitivity issues. Additionally, the integration of AI-powered diagnostics is transforming maintenance approaches, with predictive algorithms reducing downtime by up to 40% in pilot implementations. These technological advancements are opening new markets in semiconductor manufacturing and pharmaceutical production where ultra-high-purity gas monitoring is critical.
IIoT Integration Creates Value-Added Service Opportunities
The convergence of binary gas analysis with Industrial IoT platforms is creating compelling service-based business models. Cloud-connected analyzers enable remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and data analytics services that enhance operational efficiency. Service revenues in this segment are growing at nearly 20% annually as operators recognize the value of condition-based maintenance over traditional time-based approaches. Additionally, the aggregation of gas concentration data across multiple sites provides valuable insights for process optimization – creating opportunities for analyzer manufacturers to expand into data analytics and consulting services.
BINARY GAS ANALYZER MARKET TRENDS
Industrial Automation and Safety Regulations Driving Market Expansion
The global binary gas analyzer market is experiencing robust growth, driven by increasing industrial automation and stringent safety regulations across key sectors. Binary gas analyzers, which measure the concentration of two-component gas mixtures, are becoming indispensable in industries such as oil & gas, power generation, and chemical processing. Recent data indicates that over 65% of industrial facilities now require continuous gas monitoring systems to comply with occupational safety standards. Furthermore, the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies has accelerated demand for real-time gas analysis solutions that integrate seamlessly with smart factory ecosystems.
Other Trends
Advancements in Sensor Technologies
Innovations in sensor technologies are transforming binary gas analyzer capabilities, with the development of photoacoustic spectroscopy and tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) offering unprecedented accuracy in gas detection. These next-generation analyzers can detect trace amounts of gases at concentration levels as low as 0.1 parts per million (ppm), making them critical for applications like hydrogen purity measurement in fuel cell development. Manufacturers are increasingly incorporating IoT connectivity features, enabling predictive maintenance and reducing downtime by up to 30% in industrial settings.
Growing Focus on Renewable Energy Sector
The renewable energy sector presents significant growth opportunities for binary gas analyzer providers, particularly in hydrogen energy and biogas applications. With global hydrogen production projected to increase by 500% by 2050 according to recent industry forecasts, the need for precise gas composition analysis in electrolyzers and fuel cells is creating new revenue streams. Similarly, biogas plants require constant monitoring of methane-carbon dioxide ratios, with analyzers playing a crucial role in optimizing energy output and ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Key Industry Players
Innovation and Strategic Expansion Define Market Competition
The global binary gas analyzer market features a dynamic competitive environment with a mix of established players and emerging competitors. Orthodyne, a key market leader, dominates with its high-precision analyzers and extensive distribution network across industrial markets. The company secured approximately 18% revenue share in 2024 primarily due to its patented thermal conductivity detection technology.
GOW-MAC Instrument and Michell Instruments collectively hold significant market presence, driven by their specialized solutions for hydrogen purity measurement and industrial gas monitoring applications. Both companies continue gaining traction through continuous product upgrades and strategic acquisitions in emerging markets like Southeast Asia and Latin America.
Market intelligence indicates that leading manufacturers are actively pursuing three key strategies to maintain competitiveness: 1) Development of IoT-enabled analyzers with remote monitoring capabilities 2) Expansion into renewable energy applications 3) Strategic partnerships with gas producers and industrial plant operators. These initiatives are expected to reshape market shares significantly through 2032.
Meanwhile, AGC Instruments and Stanford Research Systems are accelerating their market penetration through investments in miniaturized analyzer technologies and enhanced data analytics capabilities. Their recent product launches featuring improved sensitivity (up to 0.1% detection limits) and faster response times (under 5 seconds) are particularly gaining attention in laboratory and research applications.
List of Key Binary Gas Analyzer Manufacturers
Orthodyne (Belgium)
AGC Instruments (Italy)
Instrumart (U.S.)
GOW-MAC Instrument (U.S.)
Stanford Research Systems (U.S.)
Ace Scientific Solutions Pty Ltd (Australia)
Michell Instruments (UK)
Segment Analysis:
By Type
Bench Segment Dominates Due to High Precision and Laboratory Applications
The market is segmented based on type into:
Bench
Subtypes: Portable and fixed configurations
Panel Mounting
Portable Handheld
Inline Process
Others
By Application
Hydrogen Purity Measurement Leads with Growing Demand in Energy Sector
The market is segmented based on application into:
Hydrogen purity measurement
Inert gas monitoring
Turbogenerator monitoring
LEL monitoring
Others
By Technology
Thermal Conductivity Analyzers Hold Significant Market Share
The market is segmented based on technology into:
Thermal conductivity
Electrochemical
Infrared absorption
Paramagnetic
Others
By End User
Oil & Gas Industry Remains Primary Consumer for Safety Monitoring
The market is segmented based on end user into:
Oil & gas
Power generation
Industrial manufacturing
Chemical processing
Others
Regional Analysis: Binary Gas Analyzer Market
North America The North American Binary Gas Analyzer market is characterized by advanced technological adoption and stringent regulatory compliance. The U.S. leads the regional market, propelled by heavy investments in industrial automation and environmental monitoring systems. Key industries such as oil & gas, power generation, and pharmaceuticals prioritize high-accuracy gas analyzers for process optimization and emission control. Canada follows closely, with increasing demand from natural gas processing facilities. Both countries benefit from strong R&D infrastructure, driving innovations in sensor technology and IoT integration for real-time gas analysis. However, high equipment costs and competition from alternative technologies pose challenges to widespread adoption.
Europe Europe’s market thrives on strict EU directives governing industrial emissions and workplace safety. Germany and France dominate consumption, particularly in automotive manufacturing and chemical sectors where precise binary gas measurement is critical. Nordic countries exhibit growing demand for hydrogen purity analyzers, aligning with their renewable energy transitions. The region shows increasing preference for modular, multi-gas analyzers that comply with ATEX standards for hazardous areas. While Western Europe demonstrates steady growth, Eastern European adoption lags due to slower industrialization. Brexit has minimally impacted the UK’s analyzer market, with continued demand from offshore oil platforms and research institutions.
Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific represents the fastest-growing Binary Gas Analyzer market, led by China’s massive industrial base and Japan’s technologically advanced manufacturing sector. China’s aggressive environmental policies and expanding petrochemical industry drives nearly 40% of regional demand. India shows promising growth with new refinery projects and coal gasification initiatives requiring LEL monitoring systems. Southeast Asian nations increasingly adopt basic analyzers for food packaging and electronics manufacturing. While price sensitivity favors domestic manufacturers in emerging markets, premium Japanese and Korean brands maintain strong positions in high-end applications. The region’s key challenge remains uneven regulatory enforcement and frequent calibration requirements due to harsh operating environments.
South America Market growth in South America is constrained by economic instability yet shows niche opportunities. Brazil’s oil and mining sectors utilize binary analyzers for process control in offshore platforms and mineral processing. Argentina’s shale gas developments create localized demand, though currency volatility limits capital expenditures. Chile’s copper mining industry maintains steady analyzer purchases for smelter emission monitoring. The region exhibits price-driven purchasing behavior, with customers preferring refurbished or locally serviced equipment over new purchases. Infrastructure limitations and sporadic maintenance practices often reduce equipment lifespan compared to global standards. Political shifts toward industrial revival could unlock latent demand across the region.
Middle East & Africa This region presents a two-tier market structure, with oil-rich Gulf states driving high-end demand while African nations show nascent growth. UAE and Saudi Arabia dominate purchases, particularly for oil refinery process analyzers and natural gas pipeline monitoring. Israel’s high-tech sector creates specialized demand for semiconductor-grade gas purity instruments. Sub-Saharan Africa shows increasing adoption in mining operations and beverage carbonation, though market penetration remains low due to infrastructure gaps. The region’s harsh climatic conditions necessitate ruggedized analyzer designs, creating opportunities for suppliers offering extended warranties and localized service centers. Geopolitical tensions occasionally disrupt supply chains, favoring regional manufacturers with shorter lead times.
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Report Scope
This market research report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Global and regional Binary Gas Analyzer markets, covering the forecast period 2024–2032. It offers detailed insights into market dynamics, technological advancements, competitive landscape, and key trends shaping the industry.
Key focus areas of the report include:
Market Size & Forecast: Historical data and future projections for revenue, unit shipments, and market value across major regions and segments. The Global Binary Gas Analyzer market was valued at USD million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD million by 2032.
Segmentation Analysis: Detailed breakdown by product type (Bench, Panel Mounting), application (Hydrogen Purity Measurement, Inert Gas Monitoring, Turbogenerator Monitoring, LEL Monitoring, Others), and end-user industry to identify high-growth segments.
Regional Outlook: Insights into market performance across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. The U.S. market size is estimated at USD million in 2024, while China is projected to reach USD million.
Competitive Landscape: Profiles of leading participants including Orthodyne, AGC Instruments, Instrumart, GOW-MAC Instrument, and Michell Instruments, covering their product offerings, strategies, and recent developments.
Technology Trends & Innovation: Assessment of emerging sensor technologies, integration with IoT platforms, and evolving industry standards for gas analysis.
Market Drivers & Restraints: Evaluation of factors including industrial safety regulations, energy sector demands, and technological limitations affecting market growth.
Stakeholder Analysis: Strategic insights for manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial end-users regarding market opportunities and challenges.
Research methodology incorporates primary interviews with industry experts and analysis of verified market data to ensure accuracy and reliability of findings.
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Binary Gas Analyzer Market: Size, Share, and Forecast Outlook 2025–2032

MARKET INSIGHTS
The global Binary Gas Analyzer Market size was valued at US$ 178.9 million in 2024 and is projected to reach US$ 256.3 million by 2032, at a CAGR of 4.5% during the forecast period 2025-2032. While North America currently dominates with over 35% market share, Asia-Pacific is emerging as the fastest-growing region with an anticipated CAGR of 6.7% through 2032.
Binary gas analyzers are precision instruments designed to measure and monitor the concentration ratio of two-component gas mixtures. These devices utilize various detection technologies including thermal conductivity, infrared absorption, and electrochemical sensing to provide accurate composition analysis. Key applications span across hydrogen purity measurement in energy sectors, inert gas monitoring in manufacturing, and LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) monitoring in industrial safety systems.
The market growth is primarily driven by increasing industrial safety regulations and growing adoption in oil & gas refineries. However, technological limitations in detecting trace gas concentrations below 1ppm present ongoing challenges. Recent developments include the launch of Michell Instruments' XTC601 with enhanced thermal conductivity detection, capable of measuring hydrogen concentrations from 0-100% with ±0.25% accuracy. Major players like GOW-MAC Instrument and Stanford Research Systems are expanding their portfolios through strategic acquisitions, with the top five companies collectively holding approximately 48% of the 2024 market revenue.
MARKET DYNAMICS
MARKET DRIVERS
Stringent Environmental Regulations to Accelerate Binary Gas Analyzer Adoption
The growing implementation of stringent environmental policies worldwide is significantly driving demand for binary gas analyzers. Governments are mandating stricter emission monitoring requirements for industrial facilities to reduce environmental impact - with real-time binary gas analysis becoming an essential compliance tool. The petrochemical sector alone is projected to account for over 25% of market demand by 2025 as refineries upgrade monitoring capabilities to meet new sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emission thresholds. These regulatory tailwinds are creating sustained growth opportunities, particularly for continuous monitoring solutions that offer high-precision detection of binary gas mixtures in stacks and flues.
Energy Sector Modernization Fuels Demand for Precision Monitoring
Rapid modernization across power generation and oil & gas infrastructure is creating robust demand for advanced binary gas analyzers. With the global energy sector investing over $2 trillion annually in digital transformation, there is strong emphasis on implementing smart monitoring solutions. Binary gas analyzers play a critical role in hydrogen purity measurement for fuel cells and inert gas monitoring in transformer applications. The hydrogen economy's expansion is particularly noteworthy, with global electrolyzer capacity projected to grow at 25% CAGR through 2030 - creating parallel demand for reliable hydrogen concentration monitoring solutions. These sector-wide upgrades present significant opportunities for analyzer manufacturers offering rugged, high-accuracy solutions.
Industrial Safety Standards Drive LEL Monitoring Adoption
Heightened focus on workplace safety standards is accelerating the adoption of binary gas analyzers for lower explosive limit (LEL) monitoring applications. Industries handling volatile organic compounds are implementing increasingly sophisticated gas detection systems to mitigate explosion risks. The chemical processing sector leads this trend, accounting for nearly 40% of LEL monitoring installations globally. Recent incidents at industrial facilities have underscored the need for reliable real-time monitoring, with insurance providers now mandating certified gas detection systems in many regions. This safety-driven demand is expected to remain resilient, particularly for analyzers combining rapid response times with robust false-alarm immunity.
MARKET RESTRAINTS
High Initial Costs and Maintenance Complexity Limit Market Penetration
While binary gas analyzers offer critical monitoring capabilities, their substantial capital and operational costs pose a significant barrier to widespread adoption. Premium analyzers with high-accuracy specifications can cost over $15,000 per unit, with calibration and maintenance adding substantial operating expenses. Many small and medium enterprises find these costs prohibitive, particularly when monitoring multiple process points. Additionally, the technical complexity of advanced analyzers requires specialized personnel for operation and troubleshooting - a challenge exacerbated by the global shortage of skilled industrial instrumentation technicians.
Cross-Sensitivity Issues Impact Measurement Accuracy
Measurement accuracy remains a persistent challenge in binary gas analysis, particularly in complex industrial environments. Many optical and electrochemical sensors suffer from cross-sensitivity issues where interfering gases produce false readings. For instance, carbon monoxide sensors frequently show interference from hydrogen in syngas applications. This limitation forces operators to implement expensive multi-sensor arrays or complex compensation algorithms. The resulting measurement uncertainties can impact process control effectiveness and regulatory compliance - particularly in applications requiring sub-ppm detection levels.
Integration Challenges With Legacy Systems
The integration of modern binary gas analyzers with legacy industrial control systems presents significant technical hurdles. Many facilities operate with aging distributed control systems that lack digital communication capabilities, requiring expensive retrofit solutions or manual data logging. The industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) transition is further complicating this landscape, as enterprises struggle to balance cybersecurity requirements with data accessibility needs. These integration challenges are particularly acute in regulated industries where system modifications require extensive validation procedures.
MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
Emerging Green Hydrogen Economy Creates New Application Frontiers
The accelerating transition to green hydrogen presents transformative opportunities for binary gas analyzer manufacturers. As electrolyzer deployments scale globally, precise hydrogen purity measurement solutions are becoming essential for quality control and safety. The alkaline electrolyzer segment alone is expected to require over 5,000 dedicated hydrogen analyzers annually by 2027. Moreover, the development of hydrogen-blended natural gas distribution networks is driving innovation in analyzer technologies capable of detecting hydrogen concentrations from 0-100% with high accuracy.
Advancements in Sensor Technology Enable New Capabilities
Breakthroughs in sensing technologies are creating opportunities for next-generation binary gas analyzers. Quantum cascade lasers and tunable diode lasers now enable highly selective mid-infrared absorption measurements with unprecedented sensitivity. These technologies allow analyzers to distinguish between gas species with overlapping absorption bands - resolving long-standing cross-sensitivity issues. Additionally, the integration of AI-powered diagnostics is transforming maintenance approaches, with predictive algorithms reducing downtime by up to 40% in pilot implementations. These technological advancements are opening new markets in semiconductor manufacturing and pharmaceutical production where ultra-high-purity gas monitoring is critical.
IIoT Integration Creates Value-Added Service Opportunities
The convergence of binary gas analysis with Industrial IoT platforms is creating compelling service-based business models. Cloud-connected analyzers enable remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and data analytics services that enhance operational efficiency. Service revenues in this segment are growing at nearly 20% annually as operators recognize the value of condition-based maintenance over traditional time-based approaches. Additionally, the aggregation of gas concentration data across multiple sites provides valuable insights for process optimization - creating opportunities for analyzer manufacturers to expand into data analytics and consulting services.
BINARY GAS ANALYZER MARKET TRENDS
Industrial Automation and Safety Regulations Driving Market Expansion
The global binary gas analyzer market is experiencing robust growth, driven by increasing industrial automation and stringent safety regulations across key sectors. Binary gas analyzers, which measure the concentration of two-component gas mixtures, are becoming indispensable in industries such as oil & gas, power generation, and chemical processing. Recent data indicates that over 65% of industrial facilities now require continuous gas monitoring systems to comply with occupational safety standards. Furthermore, the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies has accelerated demand for real-time gas analysis solutions that integrate seamlessly with smart factory ecosystems.
Other Trends
Advancements in Sensor Technologies
Innovations in sensor technologies are transforming binary gas analyzer capabilities, with the development of photoacoustic spectroscopy and tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) offering unprecedented accuracy in gas detection. These next-generation analyzers can detect trace amounts of gases at concentration levels as low as 0.1 parts per million (ppm), making them critical for applications like hydrogen purity measurement in fuel cell development. Manufacturers are increasingly incorporating IoT connectivity features, enabling predictive maintenance and reducing downtime by up to 30% in industrial settings.
Growing Focus on Renewable Energy Sector
The renewable energy sector presents significant growth opportunities for binary gas analyzer providers, particularly in hydrogen energy and biogas applications. With global hydrogen production projected to increase by 500% by 2050 according to recent industry forecasts, the need for precise gas composition analysis in electrolyzers and fuel cells is creating new revenue streams. Similarly, biogas plants require constant monitoring of methane-carbon dioxide ratios, with analyzers playing a crucial role in optimizing energy output and ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Key Industry Players
Innovation and Strategic Expansion Define Market Competition
The global binary gas analyzer market features a dynamic competitive environment with a mix of established players and emerging competitors. Orthodyne, a key market leader, dominates with its high-precision analyzers and extensive distribution network across industrial markets. The company secured approximately 18% revenue share in 2024 primarily due to its patented thermal conductivity detection technology.
GOW-MAC Instrument and Michell Instruments collectively hold significant market presence, driven by their specialized solutions for hydrogen purity measurement and industrial gas monitoring applications. Both companies continue gaining traction through continuous product upgrades and strategic acquisitions in emerging markets like Southeast Asia and Latin America.
Market intelligence indicates that leading manufacturers are actively pursuing three key strategies to maintain competitiveness: 1) Development of IoT-enabled analyzers with remote monitoring capabilities 2) Expansion into renewable energy applications 3) Strategic partnerships with gas producers and industrial plant operators. These initiatives are expected to reshape market shares significantly through 2032.
Meanwhile, AGC Instruments and Stanford Research Systems are accelerating their market penetration through investments in miniaturized analyzer technologies and enhanced data analytics capabilities. Their recent product launches featuring improved sensitivity (up to 0.1% detection limits) and faster response times (under 5 seconds) are particularly gaining attention in laboratory and research applications.
List of Key Binary Gas Analyzer Manufacturers
Orthodyne (Belgium)
AGC Instruments (Italy)
Instrumart (U.S.)
GOW-MAC Instrument (U.S.)
Stanford Research Systems (U.S.)
Ace Scientific Solutions Pty Ltd (Australia)
Michell Instruments (UK)
Segment Analysis:
By Type
Bench Segment Dominates Due to High Precision and Laboratory Applications
The market is segmented based on type into:
Bench
Subtypes: Portable and fixed configurations
Panel Mounting
Portable Handheld
Inline Process
Others
By Application
Hydrogen Purity Measurement Leads with Growing Demand in Energy Sector
The market is segmented based on application into:
Hydrogen purity measurement
Inert gas monitoring
Turbogenerator monitoring
LEL monitoring
Others
By Technology
Thermal Conductivity Analyzers Hold Significant Market Share
The market is segmented based on technology into:
Thermal conductivity
Electrochemical
Infrared absorption
Paramagnetic
Others
By End User
Oil & Gas Industry Remains Primary Consumer for Safety Monitoring
The market is segmented based on end user into:
Oil & gas
Power generation
Industrial manufacturing
Chemical processing
Others
Regional Analysis: Binary Gas Analyzer Market
North America The North American Binary Gas Analyzer market is characterized by advanced technological adoption and stringent regulatory compliance. The U.S. leads the regional market, propelled by heavy investments in industrial automation and environmental monitoring systems. Key industries such as oil & gas, power generation, and pharmaceuticals prioritize high-accuracy gas analyzers for process optimization and emission control. Canada follows closely, with increasing demand from natural gas processing facilities. Both countries benefit from strong R&D infrastructure, driving innovations in sensor technology and IoT integration for real-time gas analysis. However, high equipment costs and competition from alternative technologies pose challenges to widespread adoption.
Europe Europe's market thrives on strict EU directives governing industrial emissions and workplace safety. Germany and France dominate consumption, particularly in automotive manufacturing and chemical sectors where precise binary gas measurement is critical. Nordic countries exhibit growing demand for hydrogen purity analyzers, aligning with their renewable energy transitions. The region shows increasing preference for modular, multi-gas analyzers that comply with ATEX standards for hazardous areas. While Western Europe demonstrates steady growth, Eastern European adoption lags due to slower industrialization. Brexit has minimally impacted the UK's analyzer market, with continued demand from offshore oil platforms and research institutions.
Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific represents the fastest-growing Binary Gas Analyzer market, led by China's massive industrial base and Japan's technologically advanced manufacturing sector. China's aggressive environmental policies and expanding petrochemical industry drives nearly 40% of regional demand. India shows promising growth with new refinery projects and coal gasification initiatives requiring LEL monitoring systems. Southeast Asian nations increasingly adopt basic analyzers for food packaging and electronics manufacturing. While price sensitivity favors domestic manufacturers in emerging markets, premium Japanese and Korean brands maintain strong positions in high-end applications. The region's key challenge remains uneven regulatory enforcement and frequent calibration requirements due to harsh operating environments.
South America Market growth in South America is constrained by economic instability yet shows niche opportunities. Brazil's oil and mining sectors utilize binary analyzers for process control in offshore platforms and mineral processing. Argentina's shale gas developments create localized demand, though currency volatility limits capital expenditures. Chile's copper mining industry maintains steady analyzer purchases for smelter emission monitoring. The region exhibits price-driven purchasing behavior, with customers preferring refurbished or locally serviced equipment over new purchases. Infrastructure limitations and sporadic maintenance practices often reduce equipment lifespan compared to global standards. Political shifts toward industrial revival could unlock latent demand across the region.
Middle East & Africa This region presents a two-tier market structure, with oil-rich Gulf states driving high-end demand while African nations show nascent growth. UAE and Saudi Arabia dominate purchases, particularly for oil refinery process analyzers and natural gas pipeline monitoring. Israel's high-tech sector creates specialized demand for semiconductor-grade gas purity instruments. Sub-Saharan Africa shows increasing adoption in mining operations and beverage carbonation, though market penetration remains low due to infrastructure gaps. The region's harsh climatic conditions necessitate ruggedized analyzer designs, creating opportunities for suppliers offering extended warranties and localized service centers. Geopolitical tensions occasionally disrupt supply chains, favoring regional manufacturers with shorter lead times.
Report Scope
This market research report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Global and regional Binary Gas Analyzer markets, covering the forecast period 2024–2032. It offers detailed insights into market dynamics, technological advancements, competitive landscape, and key trends shaping the industry.
Key focus areas of the report include:
Market Size & Forecast: Historical data and future projections for revenue, unit shipments, and market value across major regions and segments. The Global Binary Gas Analyzer market was valued at USD million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD million by 2032.
Segmentation Analysis: Detailed breakdown by product type (Bench, Panel Mounting), application (Hydrogen Purity Measurement, Inert Gas Monitoring, Turbogenerator Monitoring, LEL Monitoring, Others), and end-user industry to identify high-growth segments.
Regional Outlook: Insights into market performance across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. The U.S. market size is estimated at USD million in 2024, while China is projected to reach USD million.
Competitive Landscape: Profiles of leading participants including Orthodyne, AGC Instruments, Instrumart, GOW-MAC Instrument, and Michell Instruments, covering their product offerings, strategies, and recent developments.
Technology Trends & Innovation: Assessment of emerging sensor technologies, integration with IoT platforms, and evolving industry standards for gas analysis.
Market Drivers & Restraints: Evaluation of factors including industrial safety regulations, energy sector demands, and technological limitations affecting market growth.
Stakeholder Analysis: Strategic insights for manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial end-users regarding market opportunities and challenges.
Research methodology incorporates primary interviews with industry experts and analysis of verified market data to ensure accuracy and reliability of findings.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
What is the current market size of Global Binary Gas Analyzer Market?
->Binary Gas Analyzer Market size was valued at US$ 178.9 million in 2024 and is projected to reach US$ 256.3 million by 2032, at a CAGR of 4.5% during the forecast period 2025-2032.
Which key companies operate in Global Binary Gas Analyzer Market?
-> Key players include Orthodyne, AGC Instruments, Instrumart, GOW-MAC Instrument, and Michell Instruments.
What are the key growth drivers?
-> Key growth drivers include stringent industrial safety regulations, increasing energy sector investments, and technological advancements in gas detection.
Which region dominates the market?
-> North America currently leads the market, while Asia-Pacific is expected to show the highest growth rate during the forecast period.
What are the emerging trends?
-> Emerging trends include integration of IoT capabilities, development of miniaturized analyzers, and increasing adoption in renewable energy applications.
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People.com: Prince William Makes Bold Plea in Monaco as He Steps Up on the World Stage
This guy takes the cake. He is a winner today no.
He's a big fat loser today a big zero.
His fleets get into it with a two fleets coming up none of them got to the middle area and both fleets are gone and as soon empire has them also the troops coming from Brazil are stopped and reinforcements came down but not that many and they don't have that many weapons with them and it was a pain in the ass and it is it's going like that other things are going on but this guy has had his time to completely threaten and harass our son and daughter and he needs to be out but they defeated him they are pulling his people out around Florida for information they're both bringing more ships out soon and Tommy f will be clear of several areas with that threat and it's then just the ships and he's gone and his people will be gone.
+the clone army are down down to about 5.4% and it is due to the past week they're getting small at the beginning of the week they were about 6.9%
+the Mac morlock are down to about 22.1% last night they lost 0.4% and it has been going from 0.3 to 0.4 not much higher for weeks however
-the amount of activity will increase because parallel the 2nd 80% of the ships are fueled. In the third parallel they are 100% fit it out dressed and outfitted and they are fueling in a 30%. The fourth parallel 100% of the shells are on the surface 50% of the hull structures are in and 25% are addressed fitted out and outfitted. And they are loading it with ordinance and fueling right now fairly soon that number will increase to 50%. It is going to be a heck of a week because they're fueling for takeoff and it will push them and they will be fueling for takeoff they'll be finishing up the second parallel I Believe by tomorrow morning or tomorrow evening it's going to be a big war at that location and the third parallel if you finished it up probably Wednesday morning and the 4th will be Thursday morning and the fourth parallel will be finished outfitting in our shells it'll all probably middle of next week there's so many ships but that will make it intensify and the first parallel has begun installing the shells is not true they are fighting over it and the fighting has intensified
-we have other things to talk about we're going to print this is huge
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