Diff Posted August 22 Report Posted August 22 Weird, for Steam these shenanigans shouldn't be necessary. It's only needed for VS because they don't build the macOS version of the game on macOS hardware. 1
OBAMFSpike Posted August 22 Author Report Posted August 22 29 minutes ago, Diff said: Weird, for Steam these shenanigans shouldn't be necessary. It's only needed for VS because they don't build the macOS version of the game on macOS hardware. Always something. Gatekeeper can pound sand =D
OBAMFSpike Posted August 22 Author Report Posted August 22 Got it. After doing it again and again it decided to work. No idea what ive done wrong or right.
Ir0nic Posted September 12 Report Posted September 12 On 6/3/2026 at 5:46 AM, TeqSun51 said: I'm not sure you're having the same problem I had. My problem was that even after installing .net framework and unquarantining the App with the terminal commands all Vintage Story would do was bounce in the dock and close. After a bit of searching the internet I found my problem was that in the Downloads page, the big Download button was downloading the Intel executable, and I had to find and download the Apple Silicon executable down in the list. Then, after redoing the dequarantining, everything worked. Not sure if this will help but it did get me playing... You can check what version you have by checking the archive name: the Intel version is called vs_client_osx-x64_1.22.3.tar.gz whereas the Apple SIlicon version is called vs_client_osx-arm64_1.22.3.tar.gz Holy shit you cannot believe how long I have been headaching over such a simple fix, You are a blessing. My favorite random person on an internet forum ever.
Gagsona Khutsisha Posted yesterday at 08:50 AM Report Posted yesterday at 08:50 AM On 6/3/2026 at 4:46 PM, TeqSun51 said: I'm not sure you're having the same problem I had. My problem was that even after installing .net framework and unquarantining the App with the terminal commands all Vintage Story would do was bounce in the dock and close. After a bit of searching the internet I found my problem was that in the Downloads page, the big Download button was downloading the Intel executable, and I had to find and download the Apple Silicon executable down in the list. Then, after redoing the dequarantining, everything worked. Not sure if this will help but it did get me playing... You can check what version you have by checking the archive name: the Intel version is called vs_client_osx-x64_1.22.3.tar.gz whereas the Apple SIlicon version is called vs_client_osx-arm64_1.22.3.tar.gz i have same problem it turns on and turns off instantly and i have correct version, installed .net 10 net and also did run sudo xattr command in terminal
Gagsona Khutsisha Posted yesterday at 08:57 AM Report Posted yesterday at 08:57 AM im frustrated i did everything as you guys suggested and as oficial site suggested too but still can not run.
Zaph42nd Posted yesterday at 01:48 PM Report Posted yesterday at 01:48 PM 4 hours ago, Gagsona Khutsisha said: im frustrated i did everything as you guys suggested and as oficial site suggested too but still can not run. Running an Apple Silicon or Intel Mac? both have separate builds and the Silicon build won't run with x86-64 .net 10 (vice versa). What's a little confusing is the default download for 1.22 versions is the Intel/x86-64 Mac build, the Apple Silicon build is in the "all available downloads" section. Always confused me since Apple formally sunsetted x86-64 Macs a while ago. Also had some issues in the past with MacOS updates screwing up my installs, fresh install and repairing the file usually works for me though
Teh Pizza Lady Posted yesterday at 01:52 PM Report Posted yesterday at 01:52 PM I feel like at this point once you get it figured out, you should create a script that replicates the process so you don't have to do it manually each time.
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