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[LinktheMaster]

Actually, Saffith, Macs are kind of different. Macs bundle everything into application files, which are actually a set of folders. ZC and ZQuest are setup like this. Because of this, they're actually two separate folders entirely (and by default point two different directories for quests, which makes launcher applications difficult to create on the Mac OS).

Regardless, what this means is that ZC's save file is not in the same folder as the ZC and ZQuest executables. The way around this is to right click on the ZC executable application, and there's should be an option along the line of "Show application files in finder." This will allow you to traverse the directories within that app file, and within there should be ZC's save file. Simply drag and drop the one you want to send there, and it should work.

[Cukeman]

Eh, no luck. The save seems to be a modification of the application or something hidden like that.
The only zc.sav that comes up is in my Windows XP partition. I don't suppose there is any way to
open a windows .sav in the mac version

EDIT: Just saw the previous post, I will try that

EDIT 2: Aha, Right-clicking ZC and choosing "Show Package Contents" did it

Edited by Cukeman, 27 February 2012 - 02:18 PM.

[Saffith]

Shoot, I totally forgot about that. Shows how much time I spend with Macs, eh? Still, I'm surprised the files don't show up in searches.
I suppose that's probably also why people have had problems importing script headers.

[LikeLike on fire]

should I start trying to use this one? I haven't really started building.

[MoscowModder]

If you are using Windows or Linux, definitely use RC3 (the latest). I'm not sure if they released a Mac version of RC3, but it's worth a check.

[Cukeman]

If you are using Windows or Linux, definitely use RC3 (the latest). I'm not sure if they released a Mac version of RC3, but it's worth a check.

I can confirm that RC3 has been released for Mac, check the original post in the RC3 thread.