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1 month ago @tomotokodomo
I'm not an English speaker, so I'm sorry if there are any words that i used incorrectly or seemed rude.
Your English seems perfect to me, so no problems there.
I'm a Mac user, i used safari to run your tool, and I cannot use your tool for some reason.
This tool should work with macOS/Safari, but I've never used a Mac before so I haven't tested it there.
On the website, I cannot find the save file through the 'Browse for save file' button ( and I assume that's normal )
Yes, if Finder is set to default settings, then so-called “dot files” (files/folders where the name begins with a .) are hidden. But, you can configure Finder to display these files, either by changing a setting somewhere in a Finder menu, or somewhere in the System Preferences app.
You also might be able to type ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves directly into the file path field in the Finder window and it might navigate there for you, even if the folder is hidden.
so I had to find my save file through '~/.config/StardewValley/Saves' then copied and parted it to an easy-to-find location. I browsed my copied file but it kept showing 'error', so I tried drag and drop it, it still resulted the same.
Hmm, browsing and drag-and-dropping should both work. Are you sure that you have the correct file? The save file should have a name like Name_123456789, its size should be around 1–10 MB, and if you open it with a plain text editor, it should start with something like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<SaveGame xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<player>
[...]If you want, you can upload your save file here and I can take a look at it.
Then I figured that maybe I have to browse the whole folder since the name of the file and the folder are the same. I dragged and dropped the whole folder and it seems like it worked
No, you need to upload your save file directly, not the folder. I actually didn't even know that the browser would let you drag-and-drop a folder.
because this time it showed Loading! but I waited for hours and nothing was showing up so I think asking you would be the best way.
It should take no more than 15 seconds to load a save file, and in my experience it usually only takes 1 or 2 seconds total. I should probably add a 1 minute timeout to stop this from happening.
I do think that the problem should be at me, not the tool
It could very easily be a bug in the tool though since I've never tested it on macOS and haven't really updated it for a few years now.
Can you please try loading the save file again? But this time, when you get the error message, go to the browser console and copy or screenshot the messages and upload them here. I'm not entirely sure about how to open the console in Safari, but this guide looks like it should work.
And thanks for the detailed bug report!
tomotokodomo
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Hi! I'm a Mac user, i used safari to run your tool, and I cannot use your tool for some reason.
On the website, I cannot find the save file through the 'Browse for save file' button ( and I assume that's normal ) so I had to find my save file through '~/.config/StardewValley/Saves' then copied and parted it to an easy-to-find location. I browsed my copied file but it kept showing 'error', so I tried drag and drop it, it still resulted the same. Then I figured that maybe I have to browse the whole folder since the name of the file and the folder are the same. I dragged and dropped the whole folder and it seems like it worked because this time it showed Loading! but I waited for hours and nothing was showing up so I think asking you would be the best way.
I do think that the problem should be at me, not the tool, but I still need your help t-t
ps. I'm not an English speaker, so I'm sorry if there are any words that i used incorrectly or seemed rude.