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theres something wrong with the mac file,but this game is abandoned so..well

oh youre still active,the coding in the mac file probably has errors,a coding screen just pop up when i roll to bukki dialogue,pls check it TwT

Hello! I don't necessarily have a mac machine to test on unfortunately; this is the latest I've heard of it giving mac users an issue. Could you possibly screen shot the error so I may see where it's being flagged in the code? :)

SORRY i just see this now,i,ll screenshot it!!

sorry for the quality and lightning..i hve no idea how to screenshot on mac

Hello!

So I was researching the error: (oserror: [Errno 30] Read-only file system error), since this seems to be a Mac specific error. 

"The OSError: [Errno 30] Read-only file system error in Ren'Py on a Mac system indicates that the application is attempting to write data to a location where it does not have the necessary permissions. This is a common issue, especially with newer macOS versions like Catalina and later, which enforce stricter security measures and a read-only system volume."

In short, it seems to be an issue of where Renpy is located- or a permission issue.

1. Incorrect Location of Ren'Py:

  • Problem:  If Ren'Py is run directly from the downloaded .dmg file or a location that macOS treats as read-only, it will not be able to save game data or project files.
  • Solution:  Ensure Ren'Py is copied from the .dmg file to a writable location, such as your /Applications folder or your user's Documents or Desktop folder.

(I would suggest checking the location of the .dmg file first before adjusting permissions)

2. Incorrect file permissions:  

  •  Problem: The directory where Ren'Py is trying to save files (e.g., save games, logs, or temporary data) might have restricted write permissions.
  • Solution: Navigate to the directory where Ren'Py is attempting to write, right-click (or Ctrl + click) on it, select "Get Info," and verify that your user account has "Read & Write" permissions. You might need to adjust these in the Sharing & Permissions section.

(This is just some stuff I had found when researching the error, sorry that I can't assist further by running it on a mac machine myself.)

okay,thanks you alot!!!I'll try to run it now