1/ Download kinky-dungeon-mac_arm.zip, find the App, right click to "Show package contents", then copy the Contents/Resources/app directory
2/ Install Node.js
3/ Create a new directory, cd to that directory and run that command in the terminal
4/ Find Electron/node_modules/electron/dist/Electron.app in this directory
5/ "Show package contents" then paste the kinky dungeon directory into Contents/Resources/
6/ Play using the Electron.app you just paste your directory in
This works for me.
Thank you for your kind instruction.
I've tried it, after the 3rd step, it gives me a certain information
up to date, audited 76 packages in 2s
21 packages are looking for funding
run `npm fund` for details
found 0 vulnerabilities
and there's nothing created in that directory
I know nothing about coding, so maybe here's something missing in my system?
I installed Node.js using brew, it should have been installed correctly.
Hmm, I don't know. I install Node.js from the official website using a .pkg, though. Maybe also try using "su" or "sudo" to run the commands? My output is like this:
(zsh-1) kinky-dungeon % mkdir ~/Electron
(zsh-1) kinky-dungeon % cd ~/Electron
(zsh-1) Electron % ls
(zsh-1) Electron % npm install electron --save-dev
added 75 packages in 3s
21 packages are looking for funding
run `npm fund` for details
(zsh-1) Electron % ls
node_modules package-lock.json package.json
I tried this aswell and it works for me, you need to run the comman "npm init -y" in the folder where you want to install Electron first and then run " npm install electron --save-dev". Then you will be able to see the installed node-packages in the folder. If you then follow ffeellights description (and make sure to rightcklick kinky-dungean.app -> show package contents and copy the contents/ressources/app and not just the normal directory with kinky-dungeon.app and kd-mods in it) it should work for you too.
