Starting Lönn from Olympus the first time, it told me to select Celeste.exe, which isn't a normal thing on mac, so I assumed giving it Celeste.app (technically a directory) would work, but instead it crashed with this error:
Error
Editor version: 0.5.3
Love2d version: 11.3.0 - Mysterious Mysteries
Operating system: OS X
initial_startup.lua:27: attempt to call field 'isDirectory' (a nil value)
Traceback
initial_startup.lua:27: in function 'cleanupPath'
scenes/startup.lua:43: in function 'callback'
utils/filesystem.lua:358: in function 'openDialog'
scenes/startup.lua:50: in function 'checkDialog'
scenes/startup.lua:111: in function <scenes/startup.lua:103>
scene_handler.lua:46: in function 'update'
selene_main.lua:38: in function 'update'
main.lua:61: in function <main.lua:25>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
My next idea was to give it the Celeste executable from within the .app, but you can't access that directly within the file picker dialogue, so I had to open a separate window to drag on it... but that just reopened the dialogue, so evidently that was wrong too.
It turns out there is a Celeste.exe elsewhere in the .app, so I guess the instruction isn't wrong, but it could certainly be made more clear.
Ideally, it should be able to find Celeste.app/Contents/Resources/Celeste.exe automatically, and update the initial text to reflect that.
Starting Lönn from Olympus the first time, it told me to select
Celeste.exe
, which isn't a normal thing on mac, so I assumed giving itCeleste.app
(technically a directory) would work, but instead it crashed with this error:My next idea was to give it the
Celeste
executable from within the .app, but you can't access that directly within the file picker dialogue, so I had to open a separate window to drag on it... but that just reopened the dialogue, so evidently that was wrong too. It turns out there is aCeleste.exe
elsewhere in the .app, so I guess the instruction isn't wrong, but it could certainly be made more clear. Ideally, it should be able to findCeleste.app/Contents/Resources/Celeste.exe
automatically, and update the initial text to reflect that.