Yes, same thing. I do notice that when I start the application anew, it still complains about a missing flag file. Then I tell it where my FS2_Open installation is, and that complaint goes away. BTW, the install is quite hidden in
~/Library/Application Support/CrossOver Games/Bottles/FreeSpace 2/drive_c/Games/FreeSpace2/FS2_Open 3.6.10 RC2.appWhen I do select that app, the launcher gives the following message:
Unknown Command
Unrecognized command line parameter, "-", continue?
<quit> <OK>
Also I noticed that parsing seems to broken on the last command line last before 'mod':
As described in the mediavps readme.txt, I fill in
-ambient_factor 35
-spec_exp 15
-spec_point 1.2
-spec_static 1.5
-spec_tube 1.5
-ogl_spec 20
I hit save and reload, and all is well. Then I select mod fsport-mediavs. In the dependencies field, I get the following:
,fsport-mediavps,fsport,mediavpsThen I hit save and reload again, and not the dependencies show
,(null),, while in the other tab, I find '-spec tube' now says:
1.5 ogl_spec 20 mod ,fsport-mediavps,fsport,mediavps.
If I clear that line to say only 1.5, hit save and reload again, I get in '-spec static'
1.5 spec_tube 1.5 mod ,fsport-mediavps,fsport,mediavpsMy cmdline_fso.cfg is now the following:
-ambient_factor 35,00 -spec_exp 15 -spec_point 1.2 -spec_static 1.5 spec_tube 1.5 mod ,fsport-mediavps,fsport,mediavps -
My guess is that the trailing dash is wrong, and that it should be in front of 'spec tube' here. It see the same problem when I do not select anything with numbers, that the last command line option loses a dash, and there is a dash at the very end.
My next thought was that it might be the fact that I live in NL, and we have a comma instead of a period for decimals. So changed the config for
-ambient_factor 35,00 to
-ambient_factor 35.00. Still no love regarding the fsport mod
..
Then I added a dash in front of the mod option, so that my config looks like this:
-spec -glow -env -missile_lighting -normal -3dshockwave -ambient_factor 35.00 -spec_exp 15 spec_point 1.2 -spec_static 1.5 -spec_tube 1.5 -ogl_spec 20 -mod fsport-mediavps,fsport,mediavps
And it works. I got the very pretty fsport-mediavs intro bit
.
So to summarise: put the dashes in the right place, in front of every command line option.
Thanks for helping my get to the bottom,
Oscar