Mac OSX: Game started fine the first time. Second time I launched the game, it went to a black screen, then it changes to a white screen with a game-based mouse cursor, but it never makes it past this point. I have to Force Quit. I've deleted Steam files for the game a few times, but don't know how to remove Save Game or options, if that's saved elsewhere on OSX. I've gotten to play this game a whole 10 minutes!! Tried the "-novideo" option, and my Steam username is the same as my username here, so none of the regular issues shown in the common problems apply to me. Help?

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Could you please provide all of these files (zip and attach to your post):

• OUTPUT LOG - [Steaminstalldir]/Steamapps/Common/Dungeon of the Endless/DungeonoftheEndless_Data/output_log.txt
• DIAGNOSTICS.HTML - [Documentsdir]/Dungeon of the Endless/Temporary Files/Diagnostics*.html
  
  

Thank you.





Please note that you need to zip and compress in a folder your documents and then attach it to your thread (simply attaching a .sav or other extensions will not work). Do not try to copy and paste the content of your output log or others on your forums post either. Thank you!

Is this a desktop or macbook? I had issues on my macbook pro, This was quickly remedied by changing my power option to full performance instead of battery saver. Still a little laggy during startup but the game plays greats with no lag.

Saylawl wrote:

OUTPUT LOG - [Steaminstalldir]/Steamapps/Common/Dungeon of the Endless/DungeonoftheEndless_Data/output_log.txt

output_log.txt doesn't exist in this location.

Saylawl wrote:

DIAGNOSTICS.HTML - [Documentsdir]/Dungeon of the Endless/Temporary Files/Diagnostics*.html

This folder doesn't exist at all.



That said, I did figure out the problem: I'm on a MacBook Pro, which has two GFX processors. The Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the NVIDEA GeForce GT 650M. The game works just fine on the 650M if I use gfxCardStatus to force the system to use that processor. However, if it's set to default and has to SWITCH dynamically from the 4000 to the 650M, the game fails to load.

OobleckTheGreen wrote:


That said, I did figure out the problem: I'm on a MacBook Pro, which has two GFX processors. The Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the NVIDEA GeForce GT 650M. The game works just fine on the 650M if I use gfxCardStatus to force the system to use that processor. However, if it's set to default and has to SWITCH dynamically from the 4000 to the 650M, the game fails to load.

Nailed it, thanks Oobleck! For anyone finding this you can download gfxCardStatus at http://gfx.io/

OobleckTheGreen wrote:
output_log.txt doesn't exist in this location.



This folder doesn't exist at all.



That said, I did figure out the problem: I'm on a MacBook Pro, which has two GFX processors. The Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the NVIDEA GeForce GT 650M. The game works just fine on the 650M if I use gfxCardStatus to force the system to use that processor. However, if it's set to default and has to SWITCH dynamically from the 4000 to the 650M, the game fails to load.

Yes, I gave you the PC location of the game, my mistake.



Here is for Mac:



- Player.log (via the OSX Console) - ~/Library/Logs/Unity/Player.log

- Diagnostics.*.html - ~Library/Application Support/EndlessLegend/Temporary Files/



And thank you for the solution!