My top spec, but somewhat old, MacPro wonāt run 10.14, so Iād love to know, in advance please, when suddenly my Eve days will be over - I have a lot of stuff to give away.
But I thought Iād give it a fly on my partnerās machine, just to seeā¦
I barely got passed settingsā¦
āSelect allā is STILL locked, and currently assigned to ācommand-Ƨā
Doesnāt distinguish between keyboard ā1ā and numeric keypad ā1ā
Doesnāt even recognise the āĀ§ā key as a key available for assignment .
I assign ā+ā, but it shows ā=ā, but ā+ā works - Portuguese keyboard.
Yes - a giant leap forward.
Hugely disappointed doesnāt even get close to how I feel about this.
Iāve been a Mac Programmer for many decades - our aim was to take advantage of cool new features - WHEN they were available on the target machine - if they werenāt, that was a feature you either couldnāt use, or we wrote ālong-handā to achieve the same result.
I guess thatās āold schoolā.
Have you considered looking into those graphics cards? Itās possible that at this point they would be cheaper than subscribing to EVE, and theyād probably have a good effect on your system overall (aside from just having a system that runs a modern OS).
IMO supporting two versions back is a fair trade. Mojave came out 3 years ago now. Mac games ALWAYS break, itās the way things are, in a situation like this, CCP has to look foward.
That said, maybe the old client will keep working for awhile even after the new one becomes default? That seems like a bad investment for CCP though.
@Ernesto_Guevarti Can you please send a bug report with all available details and log files? Feel free to tag my name in the title of the bug report. Hackintosh are not supported, but I am a bit surprised, that it does not work at all.
Can you try to attach also the full launcher log file of the launcher session? Alternatively you can also keep LogLite running, restart the launcher and capture a client start attempt, so I can see what the launcher is doing directly before starting the client. And then attach these files as well.
I think you can also try to start the app for Sisi directly to see if this would work (but I am not sure if this would work normally).
Thanks for the feedback. There are a number of outstanding keyboard mapping issues as youāve seen. I will cross-check the ones youāve mentioned against what we have logged internally. We will continue to work on these and resolve as many as we can before it leaves the test server.
Weāre assessing the community feedback, crash reports, and performance daily. There isnāt a specific date we have for the release, but the Wine client will be unsupported sooner rather than later.
On thing Iāve been thinking would be really useful for us now, and especially for the official release would be a guide to changed keyboard shortcuts.
Clearly thatās going to be one of the biggest changes to actually using the game for macOS players. Having a list would make it both easier to use, and give us a chance to test against it if we get into a confusing position.
Hi using Mac M1. In previous test no issue starting the Mac client. I think I have latest launcher (1945091 and UI 6.5.11), but when I connect to sisi I still get the wine client, any clue where I am going wrong? As stated in the past when we tested I did load the right version without issues.
Thanks for your work on this. I participated in the NMC āmass testā the other day and have been awaiting news for quite a while now.
In the mean time, is there any way to use the native client on Tranquility? Iāve found it fine so far with only minor issues and would like to use it rather than WINE, as the NMC uses ~30% CPU as opposed to like 200% per client on WINE.
One other question, is there any way to copy user interface settings between WINE & NMC?
Just copy the files out of the existing settings directory to the new one (this also works across O/Sās and servers). The directory for wine is well documented, canāt confirm the new one as my sisi client is barfed.
Iād love to see these settings locations clearly documented in general, and specifically in the release notes for the new version when it comes out.
Though honestly, Iāll probably prefer to start fresh with the new client, since my desired keyboard shortcuts are going to be totally different now that the default have changed and I can finally use key combinations.
it seems as though its still a far away system to move it over to the main serverā¦ and there are still lots of issues to work out, so until everything is ironed out, it will not be on the main server.
Unfortunately Singularity was incorrectly configured today for a few hours, after a new build was deployed, and the Wine client was accidently used. This has been fixed now.
I am head off to sleep: if no one post them - I will try to provide paths for both (current wine and Sisi NMC) tomorrow (Friday, 1 Oct) if the slave drivers at work decide to only keep us for part of the day.
Or if you want to dig around
From finder, click go in the menu bar > (hold the option key) click library > application support > EVE Online > ā¦ (thatās as far as memory takes me right now)
I completely agree with you. The bug that I have where it does not force the dGPU has an easy workaround (although, for player experience, this might be a reason to delay the release)