Alex_k

I've sent out a standalone to a person and he gets these errors.

standalone-for-mac-osx-wont-run

Are you using "hardcoded" paths for these files?

If you run the standalone in another machine, the paths wouldn't be the same, so the files wouldn't be found.

Are you including the files in the application? Where? How do you create the paths inside the app?

Are you using "hardcoded" paths for these files?
If you run the standalone in another machine, the paths wouldn't be the same, so the files wouldn't be found.

Are you including the files in the application? Where? How do you create the paths inside the app?


No, the paths are ok. It was missing files.

My issue is with the dll. I guess that's because it's a 10.6.8. Not fully compatible then.

Do you use [maxurl]? If not, you might be able to make your standalone work on 10.6.

Are you aiff files at those exact places? The download folder seams an odd place to put your sounds in.

Yes, you're right: the files were just missing due to wrong extension (.aif instead of Aiff).

No, I don't use maxurl! in fact, the standalone works on 10.6.8.

Do you know any method to avoid that error message? Maybe deleting the relative file in the App contents?

Late on this thread... anyway, did you try your app after deleting the maxurl.mxo in the application package? I guess it should work fine.

Yes, the app works fine. Would it be a good idea to delete the maxurl.mxo to prevent the error?

I don't use any web-oriented functions in my app.

Yes, deleting the maxurl.mxo should be fine. Same with other .mxos in the same folder, if they are not necessary to your app, but there is currently no documentation on which Max objects relate to which .mxo, so you'll have to go with trial & error. If you just want to get rid of the error in the Max window, just delete maxurl.mxo inside the package, and see what happens.

Standalone for Mac OSX won't run