I finally figured out how to get ZC to run on my mac after 2 hours of reading, for anyone having this issue, you have to right click classic or editor, show contents/maco os/exec file. I started to make a custom quest, it will not load even though the destination folder is correct and the custom file is in correct folder, I can navigate to it, but it fails to load (unable to load file)It will not load built in quests either. Also when I try to play the built in quest (quest 1) when I get to register name screen, it is completely blank, i can hear my actions (bing sound) but it's blank. I am using latest mac version, 2.50 i believe, and I am running OS X High Sierra. Help please?
Register name blank screen, can't load custom quests. including defaults.
BlueVortex wrote:I finally figured out how to get ZC to run on my mac after 2 hours of reading, for anyone having this issue, you have to right click classic or editor, show contents/maco os/exec file. I started to make a custom quest, it will not load even though the destination folder is correct and the custom file is in correct folder, I can navigate to it, but it fails to load (unable to load file)It will not load built in quests either. Also when I try to play the built in quest (quest 1) when I get to register name screen, it is completely blank, i can hear my actions (bing sound) but it's blank. I am using latest mac version, 2.50 i believe, and I am running OS X High Sierra. Help please?
Try these steps for OSX Sierra, provided by [MENTION=41723]Wolfman2000[/MENTION]
- Download the current version of Zelda Classic.
- Extract the archive file in your Downloads folder.
- Manually create the Zelda Classic folder in /Applications again. (If you do not have access to the global Applications folder, your local applications folder should still work for this purpose.)
- Drag the Zelda Classic and ZQuest apps Individually, Into your newly created folder. DO NOT move the folder containing the apps over!
This is not a ZC Bug. This is Apple Gatekeeper nonsense. A future ZC release may include an 'installer utility' to bypass this issue