Torsion debugging on Mac OS X w/ Parallels

@Kalle and any other Torsion users:

Here is an walkthrough of how it is working for me. This assumes you
have Parallels with Windows and Torsion and you have a shared network
connection (the default networking for Parallels) and your network
connection is up. You need an IP address or hostname, localhost will
not work.

On your Mac, setup your TGB project and copy both the Torque Game
Builder.exe and Torque Game Builder.app into the TGB project folder. I
rename mine to MyGame.app and MyGame.exe

Quit out of Parallels and edit your VM configuration:

Shared Folders | User Defined Folders | Add folder containing your game project
Map Folders to drive letters = Yes

Launch Windows and now you should have a new drive letter X: , Y:, or
Z: etc. with your TGB game in it.

Copy the MyGame.exe to your Windows Desktop or somewhere on your C:
drive. (will be explained below)

Go back to your Mac OS X and find out your IP address with ifconfig -a
or with the Network System Prefs. You want the IP of your Mac, not of
the Parallels VM.

Launch Torsion and create a new Project with settings like this:

Project tab:

General:
Base Directory X:\ (or whatever your drive letter is)
Entry Script: main.cs
Script Scanner Extensions: cs; gui; t2d
Mods: blank

Debugging:
Address: enter your Mac's IP address or hostname here - not localhost
Password & Port: leave alone, unless you want to change them
Reload Modified Scripts: uncheck; I don't think this feature can work
Hook Code: leave as is but it won't be used

Elixir:
?

Configurations tab:

Add a new conf named TGB (or whatever) with settings like this:

General:
Executable: browse to your Desktop or C:\...\MyGame.exe.
Arguments: blank

Debugging:
Enable precompile: yes
Enable setModPaths: yes
One click Debugging: NO!
Build Exports: yes

OK now save the Torsion project to X:.

Notice we turned off one click debugging, so Torsion won't try to
inject the debug parameters on the fly. So open your toplevel main.cs
and add this line and save the file:
dbgSetParameters(6060, "password", false);

The Torsion project will use the TGB exe on your C: drive just to get
the engine exports it uses for script autocompletion. I found that if
tries to use the TGB.exe on your X: drive, Windows XP will complain
every time the exe is launched. This is why we copied the .exe to your
Desktop or C: drive above. Maybe there is a workaround for that, but
just remember the same version of the engine .exe needs to be copied
over to your C: drive. Then Windows won't complain when Torsion
launches the exe from the C: drive.

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