WanderingAries

This seems to be how it acts in general on the platform overall (for me at least) as it's exactly what happens each time I've tried from the beginning, even after purging all traces of CoX and Wine. Previously it was mentioned that it's likely something to do with OpenGL and Rosetta.

I just tried this on the same hardware you mentioned having Rosetta already installed (pretty vanilla OS). I'm running 11.2.1. I'm getting the Same, blank white window (after I manually expand it) with sound, that I've been getting the whole time. Can you think of anything in the process that may have been left out? Any other apps you may have already installed? I've attached my Terminal results, goofs and all. Yes, I "USERNAME"d myself out of it. CoX PrePrep.rtf

So that should be: 1) Install Homebrew /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)" 2) Install wine-devel brew install --cask xquartz brew tap homebrew/cask-versions brew install --cask --no-quarantine wine-devel 3) Install Per Manga's Process? (Sorry, most of that was to cleanup so I can read it later)

ORL? Please Educate on the process! :p

This appears to be the most current drivers, but you're limited to OpenGL v1.4 and IDK what version the game needs. https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/81519/Graphics-Drivers-for-Intel-G33-Express-Chipset

TeeHee Ok, so only the 32bit worked even though it's a 64bit Guest OS and I had to cheat by copying the installer from the Host. It still runs Ultra GFX in VM with little to no lag (in the middle of the night). 😄

Saw the last one and...Crossover? I mean, they wouldn't need a Full one, but it sure hints.

What @Ura Hero said or click this will do the same. https://forums.homecomingservers.com/gameaccount/

*pulls out playerslot.txt* Let's see... Main Account 66 (Feels high, but that's how many rows I've got) Secondary 8

I'm trying to poke a beta member to go find his drives for mods. :p

Yeah, I'd held onto images and other things for a long time, 'retired' most of it, and like a year later, hear comes the Score rumors.

The poor, hardly ever used soul in my group of devices. It has been upgraded with a custom 1 Ghz CPU, 2 Gb RAM, I believe the GPU has been upgraded as well, a USB 2.0 card was added, and an ATA133 card was added as well. It still has several ATA drives installed, but I may retire those in lieu of an SSD (or both). It's currently setup to Dual boot OS 9.2.2 and MacOS 10.5 Leopard (the most it'll handle). I really should sell it, but IDK, they'd Have to be local 'cause shipping is stupid. Note: The images are reference only

A new addition to my list of rigs that's getting more use because of work. Using it mostly for work and anything I can try to run on it natively or in Parallels.

I figured this would be safe here as "PC" stands for "Personal Computer", not (just) "Windows Computer" Why not have a place here where we can talk about Virtual Systems now that they've become more common, right? Here's what I've got going: (Most to least used) Host 1: Host 2: Host 3: As you can expect, I have a knack for pushing each platform, but at the same time, I'm learning more about the world of VMs as I go.

Mule alt perhaps? Log in with a second account to hold things you're moving around in bulk.

I've only seen to Ep5, but...

This is likely something to be created about the time that they've cracked the game code to the point that they can create their own Character Creator and modify the core databases without breaking things. So...not IMPOSSIBLE, but quite a bit down the road with current resources.

Following up with a few things: Game runs fine on Big Sur natively on Intel Macs with the little testing I've done Game runs fine on an M1 Mac as well, see the corresponding Guide for the quirks of the installation you'll want to know about When trying to copy/paste while in the Launcher's settings, use the standard Windows key combos, not the MacOS translated key combos IE: To copy you have to use Control+C not Command+C

Not that This approach ever works for me in general, but a good path apparently. You might have been able to remove the existing install and put it back, but we don't know the nature of the corruption really. +1 for having it solved though!

You'd think I'd have this memorized by now. >.<

Best idea would be to reinstall the x86 and x64 versions of these: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads-2647da03-1eea-4433-9aff-95f26a218cc0

I don't think I've ever used the old version either, but if it helps, it loads and I can click through things fine in Opera and Safari.

I just tested this using the new launcher and while it didn't create the file initially, it did create it once I moved an alt. I then copied the original file back while in the server list and confirmed the changes took effect when I chose a server (back to my original order). I'd check it again on your side. Personally, not moving them often, I keep a backup of all the TXT files for the game.

Just to be clear, you're saying the file is located in: ~/Homecoming/accounts/accountname/playerslot.txt right?