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op-z mac app not showing custom videopaks #38

Closed sichtbeton closed 1 year ago

sichtbeton commented 4 years ago

the op-z mac app does not show any custom videopaks when added to the package content under data > videopaks.

it only shows the two factory paks and nothing else. it works in the ios app though.

version: 1.2 mac app 1.2.4 ios app

unity 18.4.19 videolab 1.1.1 (installed as repo copy from today)

what am i doing wrong?

finnTE commented 4 years ago

added some missing info here: https://github.com/teenageengineering/videolab/wiki/Exporting-for-OP%E2%80%90Z

sichtbeton commented 4 years ago

thanks for the info!

sichtbeton commented 4 years ago

well on mojave, this folder does not exist after installing op-z app 1.2.4. even creating it and placing videopaks in there does not get them to show up in the app.

~/Library/Application\ Support/com.teenageengineering.te012.osx/videopaks

it does strangely exist in the Application Scripts folder (also in library) but without anything in it.

the issue remains.

georgechond94 commented 4 years ago

@sichtbeton For me, the videopaks folder was in the (quite strange) path: /Users/username/Library/Containers/com.teenageengineering.te012.osx/Data/Library/Application Support/com.teenageengineering.te012.osx/videopaks

find / -type d -name "*videopaks*" to find the folder. Adding my videopaks there worked.

I am on Mojave too.

sdhuys commented 4 years ago

@sichtbeton For me, the videopaks folder was in the (quite strange) path: /Users/username/Library/Containers/com.teenageengineering.te012.osx/Data/Library/Application Support/com.teenageengineering.te012.osx/videopaks

find / -type d -name "*videopaks*" to find the folder. Adding my videopaks there worked.

I am on Mojave too.

Same here on macOS Catalina. Thanks!

ikriz commented 2 years ago

The process has changed you can import videopaks through the op-z app on mac itself