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lanylow / rbxfpsunlocker-osx

Roblox FPS unlocker for macOS.
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How to Install Without Admin Privileges #285

Open Htbatmann opened 5 months ago

Htbatmann commented 5 months ago

Works for me 2024-Jan // Dear lanylow or whoever else, add the documentation tag to this

  1. Download the Script —> https://github.com/lanylow/rbxfpsunlocker-osx/blame/script/install_fps_unlocker (Click the Download Icon, hover over it. It Should say download raw file)

  2. Open the Script using TextEdit.App

  3. Find : robloxPath="/Applications/Roblox.app" - if your Roblox is already installed in /Applications/ then skip the next step

  4. Open finder, Click the Search bar top right and type in Roblox.app. Then right-click the app called Roblox.App. Then click Get Info. Then copy the where section by highlighting it, right-clicking and pressing copy as path name. Then go back to the Script and highlight “/Applications/Roblox.app” and paste over that with the thing we copied earlier than at the end do /Roblox.app (with capital R) It should look like something like this /Users/computernamehere/Applications/Roblox.app . Make sure you have quotation marks around the path like so “ /Users/computernamehere/Applications/Roblox.app” Then save it using command + s

  5. Now Open Terminal.App And run this Sh /Users/NameHere/Download/Install_fps_unlocker You can change the path to something else, ex : Users/NameHere/Documents/Install_fps_unlocker

Thyssenkrupp234 commented 5 months ago

the script should automatically check for a local user install of Roblox.

lanylow commented 5 months ago

the script should automatically check for a local user install of Roblox.

It does, if Roblox is not found in the main Applications folder it checks the user folder. I don’t understand what’s the point of this issue.

Thyssenkrupp234 commented 5 months ago

@lanylow sorry for an unrelated topic here, but I’ve forked this project and I’m building a native macOS gui via Swift(UI) for this unlocker, mainly to help with people who can’t figure out terminal. I’m going to add 2 primary features, those being auto-install post-roblox update, and a client manager. Once I’m done, would you accept a PR?

Htbatmann commented 5 months ago

This isnt a issue. its a tutorial on how to use this without admin perms on mac because the curl thing only works when you have admin access and lets say a child wanted to use this but because of admin access they cant because they dont know the admin password and such so this is a way to use it without curl @lanylow

mwahaida commented 3 months ago

the script should automatically check for a local user install of Roblox.

It does, if Roblox is not found in the main Applications folder it checks the user folder. I don’t understand what’s the point of this issue.

No it doesn't, when i try to run the code it says the app cant be found in the applications folder, therefore it doesn't check automatically the users folder.

mwahaida commented 3 months ago

Works for me 2024-Jan // Dear lanylow or whoever else, add the documentation tag to this

  1. Download the Script —> https://github.com/lanylow/rbxfpsunlocker-osx/blame/script/install_fps_unlocker (Click the Download Icon, hover over it. It Should say download raw file)
  2. Open the Script using TextEdit.App
  3. Find : robloxPath="/Applications/Roblox.app" - if your Roblox is already installed in /Applications/ then skip the next step
  4. Open finder, Click the Search bar top right and type in Roblox.app. Then right-click the app called Roblox.App. Then click Get Info. Then copy the where section by highlighting it, right-clicking and pressing copy as path name. Then go back to the Script and highlight “/Applications/Roblox.app” and paste over that with the thing we copied earlier than at the end do /Roblox.app (with capital R) It should look like something like this /Users/computernamehere/Applications/Roblox.app . Make sure you have quotation marks around the path like so “ /Users/computernamehere/Applications/Roblox.app” Then save it using command + s
  5. Now Open Terminal.App And run this Sh /Users/NameHere/Download/Install_fps_unlocker You can change the path to something else, ex : Users/NameHere/Documents/Install_fps_unlocker

it still dont work, its telling me that theres 'No such file or directory', even though i followed the steps perfectly and i've done it already 3 times

Thyssenkrupp234 commented 3 months ago

the script should automatically check for a local user install of Roblox.

It does, if Roblox is not found in the main Applications folder it checks the user folder. I don’t understand what’s the point of this issue.

No it doesn't, when i try to run the code it says the app cant be found in the applications folder, therefore it doesn't check automatically the users folder.

Just because it doesn’t behave the way it’s supposed to on your machine, doesn’t determine the code. I can write, read, and understand code. You can’t, based on what is spewing out of your mouth. The script does check for both local and global applications folder, go check the code for yourself, it’s not that deep

mwahaida commented 3 months ago

the script should automatically check for a local user install of Roblox.

It does, if Roblox is not found in the main Applications folder it checks the user folder. I don’t understand what’s the point of this issue.

No it doesn't, when i try to run the code it says the app cant be found in the applications folder, therefore it doesn't check automatically the users folder.

Just because it doesn’t behave the way it’s supposed to on your machine, doesn’t determine the code. I can write, read, and understand code. You can’t, based on what is spewing out of your mouth. The script does check for both local and global applications folder, go check the code for yourself, it’s not that deep

my bad bro it just doesnt work