NickyP said:It's called Darwin. I have no idea why.
Cobra said:Mac apps are single files with everything contained within.
On a Mac ctrl+click (or right click) on OpenBOR.app and select Show Package Contents. Then from there open the Resources folder. Here you will find everything you are after.
On other operating systems I think OpenBOR.app just shows up as a folder, so just open it and then go into the Resources folder that way.
Hope that helps.
maxman said:Now I have a question. I don't see the folders like Paks, Logs, Screenshots, and Saves under the Resources folder. Under Resources folder I see are borpak, Openbor.icns, packer, and paxplode. Do I need to create new folders for them? I am under the DARWIN folder. I want to give info for Mac users and I'm not a Mac person though.
bWWd said:What specific version of mac os you need to run openbor ? PEople are asking the qestions all the time and small instruction how to run it on mac would be very helpful.
Total Ram: 4294967296 Bytes
Free Ram: 1364533248 Bytes
Used Ram: 5242880 Bytes
OpenBoR v3.0 Build 3742, Compile Date: Dec 7 2012
Game Selected: ./Paks/HE-MAN2.PAK
FileCaching System Init...... Enabled
Initializing video............
Reading video settings from 'data/video.txt'.
********** An Error Occurred **********
* Shutting Down *
Invalid video mode: 960 in 'data/video.txt', supported modes:
0 - 320x240
1 - 480x272
2 - 640x480
3 - 720x480
4 - 800x480
5 - 800x600
6 - 960x540
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Free Ram: 1356742656 Bytes
Used Ram: 14450688 Bytes
Release level data........... Done!
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Release FileCaching System... Done!
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Invalid video mode: 960 in 'data/video.txt', supported modes:
0 - 320x240
1 - 480x272
2 - 640x480
3 - 720x480
4 - 800x480
5 - 800x600
6 - 960x540
video 960x...
video 6
ERROR: load_level, file data/levels/dayr.txt, line 26, message: Failed loading script!