Hi. I'm having trouble running cockatrice on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6. I recently deleted cockatrice in a moment of weakness. It was running fine beforehand with the father of ruins update. Now it tells me I need version 2.7 (Dawn of Hope) to run on my computer, but I am running Sierra, and cannot upgrade to High Sierra for some reason. Any clues here? I would like to playtest on the platform
We have instructions on the wiki
you should be able to find max os high sierra on the appstore and simply install it from there
because hardware requirements for high sierra didn't change
anything running sierra should be able to upgrade to at least high sierra
you just need enough space on your computer to download it
if the upgrade goes well you can delete the old version to make about 12GB of space again
Just getting started, total newbie, will be learning C++ from working on this project. I have CMake and CLion both installed with their respective licenses if necessary. Just one question: What toolchains do I need in CLion to load Cockatrice code from Github?
Oh does it need to be installed in the same directory as CLion or something, or CMake for that matter?
I don't know how to do that, you should look at clion's documentation for using libraries probably
From what I gathered from CLion's documentation, it's not built to specifically use Qt, but it can be made to by making CMake use Qt. That's what I tried to do, but I think I did it wrong. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/qt-tutorial.html#debug-renderers
When I added the -DCMAKE PREFIX PATH C:\Qt... it just wouldn't load the Cmake file then.
cool, I'll just be here and remain confused at how anyone can compile software without having a simple system controlled directory for libraries
- My most pressing concern regarding uploads is that I have exported my whole set over, but I just want to use Cockatrice for testing right now. I really hope my presumed mess of a set is not public, and, if it is, I can't find anyone who seems to know how to remove my set from Cockatrice (un-export?).
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the location that cockatrice uses is clearly visible in the general tab of the settings (you can configure it)
@ebbit1q - Okay, thank you very much. For some reason, my computer doesn't recognize the file's existence (no information/text appears), but it worked anyway.
Is there anything anyone can tell me regarding my second question? Was I wrong to think I could use Cockatrice as an offline way to test my set? Admittedly, I have yet to really navigate the functions of the program; I was just following the instructions in the ReadMe, but fear I may have prematurely uploaded my set to the public. Please forgive my lack of savvy thus far.
Is there anything anyone can tell me regarding my second question? Was I wrong to think I could use Cockatrice as an offline way to test my set? Admittedly, I have yet to really navigate the functions of the program; I was just following the instructions in the ReadMe, but fear I may have prematurely uploaded my set to the public. Please forgive my lack of savvy thus far.
I'm sorry, but the images export actually didn't work after all. It's telling me the images have been exported, but nothing is showing up. I saved my image folder to the main Cockatrice folder (like the ReadMe says) - nothing shows up. I saved it to the "downloadedPics" folder - nothing shows up. "Custom" - nothing. However, if I try to export to those folders again, it says I've already done it and would only be replacing the file. How does that make sense? Why might nothing I exported be showing up when it's telling me that it's there, and why wouldn't my computer acknowledge it apart from the general settings accessed from within Cockatrice? I'm aware that AppData(\Local) is a hidden folder - that's not my issue; It's that Cockatrice shows up nowhere external to its own general settings.
I'm willing to pay someone for answers at this point, as I've spent 4 months on this project and refuse to see it crumble now, and Cockatrice seems like the only viable place to test and play it online. Thank you
I'm willing to pay someone for answers at this point, as I've spent 4 months on this project and refuse to see it crumble now, and Cockatrice seems like the only viable place to test and play it online. Thank you
Also, here's the really frustrating part I just realized: I noticed that all the cards I have whose names are identical to cards already in the official MtG game were auto-converted to those cards, so I just re-exported the .xml (problem solved). But, while I was doing that, I noticed all my images were showing up in the correct folder while I was in that* window, but don't show up at all otherwise. I don't get it.
cockatrice does not have a feature to publish your set, you couldn't have uploaded the set like that
it shows if the set and the images are correctly loaded