Which version are you playing, because it should be removed for Android in v0.12b?
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That's really weird, ep005_taera_body is a known issue, but I haven't had reports of the ones you've posted as they should be defined in the Steam edition.
As a workaround the variables can be defined via the developer console:
- Load save right before the error
- Open the developer console by pressing Shift+O
- Type the following and press enter: $ ep005_taera_body=False
If the game doesn’t run on macOS it could be quarantined by GateKeeper you can try the following:
- Open Terminal.app
- Write the following command:
xattr
followed by a space and drag the TFTUV.app or SL.app from the Finder onto the terminal window - Press Enter, it should show
com.apple.quarantine
as a result. If the text is not shown you’ve likely encountered another issue. - If the text is shown, type
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine
followed by a space and drag TFTUV.app or SL.app onto the terminal window again - Press Enter and try to launch the game again.
If the game doesn’t run on macOS it could be quarantined by GateKeeper you can try the following:
- Open Terminal.app
- Write the following command:
xattr
followed by a space and drag the TFTUV.app or SL.app from the Finder onto the terminal window - Press Enter, it should show
com.apple.quarantine
as a result. If the text is not shown you’ve likely encountered another issue. - If the text is shown, type
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine
followed by a space and drag TFTUV.app or SL.app onto the terminal window again - Press Enter and try to launch the game again.
There's a web version available on Newgrounds. It's lacking the animations though and the image quality is quite low because you play in a browser.
It could be GateKeeper preventing you from opening the app. Could you try the following?
- Open Terminal.app
- Write the following command:
xattr
followed by a space and drag the TFTUV.app or SL.app from the Finder onto the terminal window - Press Enter, it should show
com.apple.quarantine
as a result. If the text is not shown you’ve likely encountered another issue. - If the text is shown, type
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine
followed by a space and drag TFTUV.app or SL.app onto the terminal window again - Press Enter and try to launch the game again.
The game is a bundle with the Windows version (the exe files), Linux (the .sh file) and Mac (the SL.app). The only thing I can think of is macOS somehow interfering with the launch of the game. Either because of GateKeeper, quarantining or a general permissions error. Have you right-clicked and choosing "Open" from the context menu instead of double-clicking?