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Unsure if it's just my save data, but I cannot get the Solstice content to function.

The OneShot and Journal applications are not communicating with each other. The reasoning behind this has not been determined yet.

When relaunching the game in the Tower after Niko goes into the bed (without the journal open), the game forces full-screen. It should be in Window mode since the wallpaper changes to reveal the hint. If you switch back to window and close the game, it will still force fullscreen every time.

Also after switching between fullscreen and window and closing the game the wallpaper didn't change back like it normally does.

One of the two endings does not function properly due to lack of implementation in the new OneShot journal for macOS/Linux.

This error happened while I was testing this part of the game to see if version 0.8.1 fixed the issues mentioned in issue #29. I'm not sure if _______.app gets deleted from ~/Documents/Oneshot automatically during a normal playthrough, but if it doesn't, then it's possible that this issue might occur if someone is replaying the game and hasn't deleted _______.app.

From Steam community: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198265408584/posthistory/
Edit: not related with this problem...

This problem may occur in some older Macs because libpixman-1.0.dylib uses AVX2 and these Macs don't support it.

I confirmed this problem in Mac mini (late 2012), whose CPU is Ivy Bridge and does not support AVX2.

I can launch the application by replacing OneShot.app/Contents/Libraries/libpixman-1.0.dylib with Homebrew's one.

related Console log:

Crashed Thread:        0  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread

Exception Type:        EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION (SIGILL)
Exception Codes:       0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000
Exception Note:        EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY

Termination Signal:    Illegal instruction: 4
Termination Reason:    Namespace SIGNAL, Code 0x4
Terminating Process:   exc handler [0]

Application Specific Information:
/private/var/folders/6h/gn2923c51tq5f_chdqwtdvtr0000gn/T/AppTranslocation/B030A4D5-BFE1-4460-82B6-F974BBA652B3/d/OneShot.app/Contents/Resources/./../Libraries/libpixman-1.0.dylib

Thread 0 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0   libpixman-1.0.dylib           	0x00000001080ba1ab _pixman_setup_combiner_functions_32 + 60
1   libpixman-1.0.dylib           	0x00000001080e4ba3 _pixman_implementation_create_general + 31
2   libpixman-1.0.dylib           	0x00000001080e6693 _pixman_choose_implementation + 11
3   libpixman-1.0.dylib           	0x00000001080ac1e5 pixman_constructor + 9

Comparison of libpixman-1.0.dylib (left: included in Oneshot.app, right: prebuilt binary from Homebrew)

vmovq, vpunpcklqdq are AVX2 instructions, so older Macs cannot execute them.

On macOS, the path shown is incorrect. The graphics need to be fixed to accommodate for macOS' and Linux's file path. (Something for me to do when I can.)

Since the window can be resized on macOS due to fullscreen implementation for macOS, Niko may not be the same size as in the game window. Possible solution: resize the window back to default before launching Niko.

The solution given (dragging the files out and back again) is not working for me! :( Is there something I might be doing wrong?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/420530/discussions/1/3307213006838292519/
This user doesn't have Terminus (TTF) installed on their computer, so the game can't find it.

This affects Niko walking off the screen in particular. PyQt5 has a relatively long startup time, and with the way OneShot triggers Niko walking off the screen, the delay is very noticeable. Proposed solution: add a Oneshot::prepareNiko() event that starts the journal process and a file pipe, then add data to the pipe when ready to walk off-screen.

If you close the journal window and re-open it, it will no longer update, even when transitioning between screens. Without the journal hints, the player will be forced to restart the section.

I know @KockaAdmiralac said something in issue #29 about how this issue was fixed in the linux branch, and save.png did appear correctly when opening _______.app after the credits, but save_unix.png still didn't appear after the game closed.

The wallpaper changing is not implemented for some Linux desktop environments. Planned DEs to implement for are the following:

• GNOME
• Cinnamon
• MATE
• Xfce
• KDE
• Deepin
• LXDE

(More to possibly come for those that request it!)

The Journal class inherits from the QWidget class, and to initialize it, requires an argument.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "journal.py", line 74, in <module>
    journal = Journal()
  File "journal.py", line 36, in __init__
    super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
TypeError: super() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)

The film puzzle will not detect the screen's bounds, making it unsolvable.

Vim is not listed in the "Dependencies" section but the xxd program, which is a part of vim, is needed to build it on Linux.

The Glowing Journal is no longer selectable in Solstice. This prevents the player from progressing with the Solstice route in the mines. I've tried leaving the mines and coming back. When leaving the mines, the journal goes back to its normal state and is selectable as an item. When going back into the Mines, it goes back to its glowing state and is not selectable.

Note: The item now appears green in the menu which is the same as the items that are automatically used like the gas mask.

Apparently the game isn't properly detecting that the journal is open. I am not certain why, further research will need to be conducted.

I compiled synglechance on Arch Linux, and no errors occurred during the compilation, but immediately upon launching the game, I receive this error:
"Script 'i18n_Language' line 55: NameError occured.
uninitialized constant #Class:Language::Zlib"

Below is the complete log:

./OneShot 
ALC_SOFT_pause_device present 
GL Vendor    : NVIDIA Corporation 
GL Renderer  : GeForce GTX 1050 Ti/PCIe/SSE2 
GL Version   : 4.6.0 NVIDIA 387.34 
GLSL Version : 4.60 NVIDIA 
libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile
Load locale: en 
091:i18n_Language:55:in 'tr': uninitialized constant #<Class:Language>::Zlib (NameError)
        from 091:i18n_Language:48:in 'set'
        from 090:Persistent:39:in 'lang='
        from 090:Persistent:26:in 'initialize'
        from 090:Persistent:68:in 'new'
        from 090:Persistent:68:in 'load'
        from 110:Main:18:in '<main>' 
Traceback (most recent call last):
110:Main:9:in 'block in <main>': undefined method '[]' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
EventThread termination requested 
RGSS thread ack'd request after 0 ms 
Shutting down.

I've compiled the engine on Arch Linux to the best of my ability, but when I start the game I get this error:
Script 'i18n_Language' line 55: NameError occured. uninitialized content #(Class:language)::Zlib

Relevant part of the log:
Load locale: en 091:i18n_Language:55:in tr': uninitialized constant #Class:Language::Zlib (NameError)
from 091:i18n_Language:48:in set' from 090:Persistent:39:in lang='
from 090:Persistent:26:in initialize' from 090:Persistent:68:in new'
from 090:Persistent:68:in load' from 110:Main:18:in

After quitting and loading the game back up (particularly after properly quitting):

_______ Crash.txt
journal_crash.txt

When stepping on the edge of the gap in the Mines, the dialogue will seemingly play twice. The first dialogue will play with Silver asking you to step away from the edge, and then it will replay again with the journal beginning to glow.

Some players (such as https://steamcommunity.com/app/420530/discussions/1/1729827777347298905/) report that achievements are broken on macOS.

When entering/exiting the basement in the house, the screen fade-in/out plays twice: once when you enter the door, and then again after the transition is already complete. The door opening sfx plays in the first transition, and the door closing sfx plays in the second.

I just wanted to mention that I've played through the first act (Barrens) of the game while quitting and reloading the application with no save issues to speak of. I have compiled the engine on Ruby MRIVERSION=2.5. This was on a Linux system, so I don't know if the bug only affects MacOS or if it's been resolved.

When Degica was testing the macOS port, they experienced a fatal crash with libruby. Details in the following crash log:
https://gist.github.com/vinyldarkscratch/0a0bc918042f000913eaacecdca45f33

This occurs with both Ruby 2.3 and 2.5.

When I got to the part where Niko arrives inside the Tower, finds the bed and computer, and falls asleep in the bed, and then I'm told not to return, an error popped up saying it was unable to open Documents/Oneshot/_______.app/Contents/MacOS/________. Apparently either _________.app was supposed to appear in Documents/Oneshot, but it didn't. I put a symbolic link to ________.app in that folder, and after going through the "it's over" scene again, the game just closed, and when I opened it, it worked as normal. After that happened, though, I couldn't open _________.app anymore and I realized that the __________ executable inside it was completely erased and I had to download another copy of the application in order to continue the game. Also, I'm assuming save_unix.png was supposed to become my wallpaper at some point during all that, but it never did. I was able to continue the game, but unfortunately, I didn't think to take any screenshots of anything that happened. I'm running macOS High Sierra, by the way.

If the game is fullscreen when entering the door that leads to the first maze in the Tower, it will open up another game window with the title OneShot. This window cannot be interacted with. It will not disappear until the app is closed.

@ryu-ketsueki (Ryū Ketsueki#1192) noticed an issue in the pt-br translation:

It should be história, not hisória. This is somehow specific to SyngleChance, since the same image (save_w32.bmp) in OneShot looks like this:

Thanks for making this port—I've been looking forward to playing OneShot! I followed the instructions in the latest release to install OneShot for Mac. I install OneShot through SteamCMD, downloaded the archive in the releases page, and ran install.command with seemingly no errors. When I open Steam, the icon for OneShot is highlighted, as it is for any other installed game:

However, when I try to launch the game, I get this error:

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

During the initialization (desktopEnvironmentInit() in binding-mri/wallpaper-binding.cpp), the wallpaper gets reset to default for one reason or another on Linux Mint with Cinnamon. This is because we're grabbing GNOME's desktop background settings, rather than specifically Cinnamon's, it seems.

The Journal app doesn't close after completing the Tower section. It has to be closed manually.

To fix a number of bugs, the decision to upgrade to the newest MKXP has been made (approved by Eliza herself). Progress will be tracked using the new-mkxp branch as this will definitely break the program.

Of course, I'm going to be self-testing this, a lot, but especially with the way the game works, any help testing this fork out will be very helpful!

Untested Parts:

• The Barrens (After speaking with Prophetbot, excluding the first dream)
• The Glen
• The Refuge (Everything before the color puzzle, excluding talking to the fox and walking past the guardian)

Enough users are unable to upgrade beyond El Capitan that we must get the port compatible with it.

This was a one-time error I got when my corrupted save files loaded. (Mistargeted “clc” run, man, that command is dangerous...) I will try to narrow the issue down as much as possible!

When using the macOS native fullscreen instead of pressing F8, the game doesn't recognize that it's in fullscreen. This causes a few unfortunate issues with the game. (Most macOS users are accustomed to using the fullscreen button instead of pressing some keybind for it, and with Touch Bar MacBooks, they're definitely accustomed to clicking the button.)

The issue happens on eventthread.cpp:595 according to gdb because shState->oneshot() isn't defined(?)

@vinyldarkscratch why are we linking GTK libraries dynamically? I believe OneShot loads very slowly and leads to this issue when the window is moved because of that.

Screenshot has been made as anti-spoiler as possible. This is supposed to say "Tower.]", but the "r" decided not to render this time. This is inconsistent, and rare, behavior (and other "r"s in that sentence show).

The terminal asks me to input my steam password, but whenever I try it tells me it was invalid and "Result Code 5". I swear I'm inputting the correct code.

Unfortunately the desktop background doesn't change, which makes progression for a certain puzzle impossible. An Objective-C guide on how to change the desktop background was described here.

We need to make sure ~/Documents/Oneshot/_______ has a proper clover icon:

Currently, it's just a symlink. If symlinks won't take proper icons of their respective programs we might want to consider making a .desktop file for it.

While the translations function for the interface and graphics, character dialogue and other in-game text does not switch languages. The cause is currently unknown.

Some users are having problems opening the journal application on macOS.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/420530/discussions/1/1698300679760832499/
https://steamcommunity.com/app/420530/discussions/1/1698300679764416690/

When launching the game after deleting the dummy save file, it will open and then close again almost instantly. I believe this is also an issue present in the Windows version.

Note: It looked like a bubble with an exclamation mark appeared for an instant before the app closed but it was so fast it was hard to tell.