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hikari-no-yume
Issue with loading the fonts on Intel Mac
I am having a problem upon starting the touchHLE unix file on Mac. I get the following error messages:
touchHLE::window: Driver info: OpenGL 2.1 INTEL-20.7.2 / Intel Inc. / Intel(R) Iris(TM) Plus Graphics 640
thread 'main' panicked at src/font.rs:76:13:
Couldn't read bundled font file "touchHLE_fonts/LiberationSans-Regular.ttf": No such file or directory (os error 2). Perhaps the directory is missing?
note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace
Could anyone help me solve this problem?
Perhaps the directory is missing?
This is the problem. touchHLE comes with certain bundled files (fonts, dynamic libraries, default options). You must extract the whole content of the ZIP file, not just the touchHLE executable, and you should keep the files together.
If you are using one of the unstable testing builds from GitHub Actions, you need to extract the ZIP file from a stable release first.
Thank you so much for the quick reply! I have extracted all the files already, the fonts are there in the folder, but the error message still pops up. Can you send me a link for a stable release?
I am trying to run the touchHLE unix file (exec) by clicking on it. If this is the wrong way to do it, please let me know.
Uhh… that should work. I wonder if this is falling afoul of modern macOS trying to sandbox stuff downloaded from the internet.
If you right click on it and click Open, what happens?
So, when I opened it initially, gatekeeper stepped in, but I could overwrite it in the settings, and launch the executable. I can see from the log that it tries to build the app selector interface, but it stops at the problem with the fonts, and gives the error message.
Okay, I want to check something… if you open Terminal and type xattr -d com.apple.quarantine (include the final space, don't press enter), then drag and drop the touchHLE file into the window, then press Enter… does the problem disappear?
Thank you for the suggestion, but sadly, I am still getting the same error. I am also receiving the "No such xattr: com.apple.quarantine" error in terminal or the "Not enough arguments for option -d. Expected at least 2 but got 1" error
Googling this error, you might want to try this:
codesign --force --deep --sign - /path/to/touchHLE.app
via: https://stackoverflow.com/a/64985297/1110655
Nighto, thank you for the suggestion, sadly, still the same error. I am on Ventura, with no future upgrade path, this is the latest supported MacOS on my machine.
Okay, my suggestion is to open a Terminal window, type cd (including the space), drag the folder containing touchHLE into the terminal, press enter, then type ./touchHLE and press enter again
This is working! The app picker just opened. I could not get my Tower Bloxx New York .ipa to run, but this is still up to a great start. Thank you so much for the quick support
This is the problem. touchHLE comes with certain bundled files (fonts, dynamic libraries, default options). You must extract the whole content of the ZIP file, not just the touchHLE executable, and you should keep the files together.
Are Asian language fonts expected to be a problem? The file picker refuses to come up for me when certain apps are in the directory (tested on Windows & Android), a commonality seems to be some sort of Japanese/English content.
Please file a separate issue for that rather than commenting on this one. It's not the same issue.
when I double click on the touchHLE.exec file it also gives me this error related to the font, but when using the ./touchHLE command instead in my terminal it does not appear
Oh, I can reproduce the issue with double-clicking not working. Maybe it has to be run from the Terminal :/
I can try to fix that in the next release.
Sorry wrong verbiage, when I click on the touchHLE exec file on mac, I get the error related to the font that OP described