I have the same problem as the image in the first post, pieces missing from the launcher / no way to log in. First I tried re-downloading, then I tried a different zip extractor, both didn't help. Renaming the file also didn't help.
Since I'm on a Mac Pro desktop machine, there's no Wifi to turn off. I'm the only user on my machine, and my account is the administrator. So I don't see why it would be a permission issue.
Anyway, I found that if I launch the application from the command line as sudo, it will work. This is ridiculous and shouldn't be necessary.
Instructions:
1. Copy the game into Applications as you usually would do.
2. Open the terminal and enter the following:
Quote:
sudo /Applications/BackToTheFuture101.app/Contents/MacOS/Mac_Game
3. You will be prompted for your password. After you provide it, the game will launch.
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I have the same problem as the image in the first post, pieces missing from the launcher / no way to log in. First I tried re-downloading, then I tried a different zip extractor, both didn't help. Renaming the file also didn't help.
Since I'm on a Mac Pro desktop machine, there's no Wifi to turn off. I'm the only user on my machine, and my account is the administrator. So I don't see why it would be a permission issue.
Anyway, I found that if I launch the application from the command line as sudo, it will work. This is ridiculous and shouldn't be necessary.
Instructions:
1. Copy the game into Applications as you usually would do.
2. Open the terminal and enter the following:
Quote:
sudo /Applications/BackToTheFuture101.app/Contents/MacOS/Mac_Game
3. You will be prompted for your password. After you provide it, the game will launch.