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Full conversion on a mac - Modular100 - 06-14-2011 I'll just get directly to the topic: exactly how do you run a full conversion on a mac? Windows .BAT files (obviously) won't work under Mac OS X, and since I'm always missing out on details I need this explained to me Thanks in advance! RE: Full conversion on a mac - nemesis567 - 06-14-2011 .bat to exe converter. RE: Full conversion on a mac - Nye - 06-14-2011 Technically, since he said "RUN" a full conversion, you will need a .exe to .bar converter RE: Full conversion on a mac - nemesis567 - 06-14-2011 He wants to run a full conversion on mac, so he needs to convert the .bat to exe since otherwise mac won't read batch file types. RE: Full conversion on a mac - DamnNoHtml - 06-15-2011 Macs don't run .exe files. RE: Full conversion on a mac - jens - 06-15-2011 On a mac you open the terminal and then you can type (assuming you installed Amnesia in Applications): open /Applications/Amnesia.app --args config/THE_FULL_CONVERSIONS_main_init.cfg You can also use Applescript and create bat like launcher: Go to Applications/Utilities and start the AppleScript Editor then type: do shell script "open /Applications/Amnesia.app --args config/THE_FULL_CONVERSIONS_main_init.cfg" and save as... Application and then it is good to go. RE: Full conversion on a mac - Modular100 - 06-15-2011 Thanks a bunch Jens, and this works with Steam as well? Maybe I shoulda mentioned I used the Steam client... RE: Full conversion on a mac - Roenlond - 06-15-2011 (06-15-2011, 10:11 PM)Modular100 Wrote: Thanks a bunch Jens, and this works with Steam as well? Maybe I shoulda mentioned I used the Steam client... You can set the config file to be run via the launch options I believe, read something about that before. |