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madmotorcyclist

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How do you access the inventory

Probably Gatekeeper on the mac is preventing it you need to disable that.

Lots of clicking to everything being closed.  Eliminate 95% of the empty squares and just have the path you click on go directly to where you want to go.  Have a wait function to progress time if you include restrictive time windows of access to places.  Have a go home function to rest or sleep.  Game needs these to avoid too much grind.

You are probably being restricted by Mac's Gatekeeper security. You need a console command (below) to undo its restriction which you can find in the System Settings Security tab.

sudo spctl --master-disable (will remove all Gatekeeper restrictions)

I don't understand  your download it is just a png file

How do you drag the key from the backpack, it only goes up and down vertically for me?

Human should be included for those not into roleplaying furries.

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Yes, those actions are required by mac owners to open the permissions for any applications that are not part of Apple's Developer list.  The very last sudo statement  permanently opens those permissions. The chmod is required sometimes if the port from a pc origin doesn't apply the proper execution flag on the app itself (which sometimes doesn't happen).

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ShinDirafeh, if you follow the steps you can release a mac version that should work.  Below is how people on macs can resolve the issues you ran into:

Some of this issue can be resolved by going into the Mac's Settings->Security & Privacy->Under the General tab->select App Store and Developers

This only resolves part of the problem. The rest can be done by opening a terminal window and typing the following:

chmod +x "/Applications/nameofapp.app/Contents/MacOS/nameofapp", adding sudo at the start if needed.

To universally open it up do:

sudo spctl --master-disable

Couldn't get the mac version to work, I see.   Oh well.

Try Keka.  It works on nearly all compression formats and it is free!

Fails to open in Mac OS (High Sierra 10.13.6)   with the following dialog.


The application “Game” can’t be opened.