Keyboard Glitch
by Jesse Jenson · in Torque Game Builder · 02/01/2006 (11:05 pm) · 5 replies
Hi,
I'm using an Intel based iMac, and if I try using the keyboard within Torque, the program hangs.
I'm using an Intel based iMac, and if I try using the keyboard within Torque, the program hangs.
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#2
I posted my log file at http://www.inflamegames.com/console.log
02/17/2006 (1:01 am)
I am having this same problem. I am new to Torque, so it could be something stupid. I loaded up the demos, and as soon as I touched the keyboard I got a crash.I posted my log file at http://www.inflamegames.com/console.log
#3
i recomend you build the source on your machine, and step into it with a debugger from the entry MAIN on, that will probably point you to the problem.
02/17/2006 (1:51 am)
Ouch, that log doesnt give much to go on.i recomend you build the source on your machine, and step into it with a debugger from the entry MAIN on, that will probably point you to the problem.
#4
Tried recompiling in xcode. Having weird problems though. For now, I'm working on my old PC, and waiting on the Universal Binary...
That is, unless someone has gotten it to build properly already.
02/20/2006 (10:26 am)
I think it's weird incompatibilities with Rosetta. Stupid emulation!Tried recompiling in xcode. Having weird problems though. For now, I'm working on my old PC, and waiting on the Universal Binary...
That is, unless someone has gotten it to build properly already.
#5
Yeah, I had the same problem, so I tried building the code with the included XCode project, and got one of the least helpful messages I've encountered in my programming experience:
Command /Developer/Private/jam failed with exit code 1
I can certainly find /Developer/Private/jam, and realize that it's some sort of console command, but beyond that...
Ya, this definately seems to be a problem with the Macbook Pros. Straight out of the download I can start the games up just fine, and they perform appropriately until I push a key, at which point they crash.
03/17/2006 (3:32 am)
Quote:Ouch, that log doesnt give much to go on.
i recomend you build the source on your machine, and step into it with a debugger from the entry MAIN on, that will probably point you to the problem.
Yeah, I had the same problem, so I tried building the code with the included XCode project, and got one of the least helpful messages I've encountered in my programming experience:
Command /Developer/Private/jam failed with exit code 1
I can certainly find /Developer/Private/jam, and realize that it's some sort of console command, but beyond that...
Ya, this definately seems to be a problem with the Macbook Pros. Straight out of the download I can start the games up just fine, and they perform appropriately until I push a key, at which point they crash.
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