Path of Building for Mac! 3.25-ready
Thanks for this, I had to manually update mine like your post reads and it's working with the latest changes very well.
For people not seeing new stuff (Lightning Conduit, Bone rings, etc), just go to the command line and do what the original post says to do. If it asks too much confirmation for replacing files, put an inverted slash in the beginning of the command. For example, instead of "cp -rf", do "\cp -rf". Really appreciated your work on this, thank you. | |
First of all, thanks for your effort.
I've downloaded the latest version linked in the initial post (2.20.2 second release) but it crashes after few seconds. Is the app M1 compatible? | |
It is, it's running OK on my m1. However the fonts are a bit fucked, not sure how to fix this ;\
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Is there a MacOS based version of Mapwatch too ?
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Thanks for the great work! Trying to update to the latest (V2.21.1) and it crushed. After manually copying I realized the problem is related to src/Modules/Main.lua
It didn't crush right away after I replaced Main.lua with the original version from (V2.20.0). Will try and see if there's any further problem. | |
Thank you very much for this!
The 2.20.2 version functions correctly for me. All newer versions are leading to an instant crash on my m1 - I tried it via the git clone, dl directly from the pobfrontend releases, and cloning and copying manually. Even with the "older" Main.lua, it still crashes. Anybody got a workaround? |
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" Exact same for me, except I'm not on an M1 - still running an Intel machine. | |
anyone know if this will work for 3.20? or have any other suggestions for running PoB Community on Mac?
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I did finally get this to work-- although I failed the first few times I tried. It would work great at the 2.20 version (that comes with the release), then when I followed the instructions to update, the app would crash shortly after startup.
I'm not exactly sure what I did to get it working, but here are some possibilities, in rough order of likelyhood of helping: 1. after running the git clone command, try git checkout v2.21.1 and then follow the rest of the instructions. Maybe there is a breaking change coming that's on the dev branch? 2. instead of running sed to modify the code, comment out the if block that the first sed modifies, then manually modify the second block to use the other function. In principal this shouldn't matter, but maybe there's something. Good luck, and I'd be game to try and make a new release with the update if the OP is willing to give me a few pointers in the right direction. Thanks a lot for making this. | |
If someone is following, I got it working with the instructions above, but I did use the sed.
So I'd say 1. after running the git clone command, run git checkout v2.21.1 and then follow the rest of the instructions. This works on intel mac Miau
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