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Wildshape for Mac users
- Thread starter autarkein
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chiefweasel
Well-known member
Hey there, what exactly are you trying to do? I do all my development and playing from the Mac.
ShadowChemosh
Well-known member
If your talking about the .user file addons these are 100% comptable with the Mac. The files that created in the editor work on both PC and Mac computers and we have lots of people in the community that use the same package on both OS's.
Can you be more specific in what your trying to do and what errors or issues you get trying to do it? Then we can help you figure out how to get it to work.
Thanks
Can you be more specific in what your trying to do and what errors or issues you get trying to do it? Then we can help you figure out how to get it to work.
Thanks
Ah, sorry for not including more detail. I've been trying to figure out how to set up adjustments for my druid when wild shaped. The one thread I saw had some files to download and installation instructions for Windows, but I could not figure out how to get them working for the mac. I don't have the thread handy, but one file type was .hl and it was supposed to work with the bestiary info.
Ideally, I'd like to be able to just have a field under the Adjust tab where I can make a selection for the new shape and size.
Thanks for taking the time to help!
Ideally, I'd like to be able to just have a field under the Adjust tab where I can make a selection for the new shape and size.
Thanks for taking the time to help!
ShadowChemosh
Well-known member
The thread you want to look at this THIS one. It contains a zip file you can download that has 10 .user files.
I don't know the correct location on a mac to put these but HL can help us with that. So you start HL and then go to "Tools->Explore Folders->Program Data Folder". That will open up a window that shows the correct location of the where the .user files are to go.
So unzip the above 10 .user files into the folder that opens. Close the window and close HL. Restart and now on the "Adjust" tab is new adjustments for wildshape.
To get the above to work you have to have "Bestiary 1" official package. Otherwise you will get errors on load.
Hope that helps.
I don't know the correct location on a mac to put these but HL can help us with that. So you start HL and then go to "Tools->Explore Folders->Program Data Folder". That will open up a window that shows the correct location of the where the .user files are to go.
So unzip the above 10 .user files into the folder that opens. Close the window and close HL. Restart and now on the "Adjust" tab is new adjustments for wildshape.
To get the above to work you have to have "Bestiary 1" official package. Otherwise you will get errors on load.
Hope that helps.
No luck yet. Here is the path:
~/Library/Application Support/Hero Lab
Put the .user files here and restarted everything. Nothing under Adjustments
There are several subfolders: data, docs, customoutput, cache, and download. I tried putting them in data/pathfinder/ but no luck there either.
I have all three bestiary packages and they are selected in the Configure Hero menu.
Thanks again for the help.
~/Library/Application Support/Hero Lab
Put the .user files here and restarted everything. Nothing under Adjustments
There are several subfolders: data, docs, customoutput, cache, and download. I tried putting them in data/pathfinder/ but no luck there either.
I have all three bestiary packages and they are selected in the Configure Hero menu.
Thanks again for the help.