Mar 12, 2015 Double click on your child’s game (the.exe that you got from RPG Maker VX Ace– in my case the file was called RPGTest.exe). Mac OS X will display a warning. Press Open to proceed.
This simple guide will show you how to play the majority of ABDL games on FoxTaleTimes if you don't have a windows computer. This should allow a lot more users to be able to experience these wonderful games.Step 1: Install WINE. There's already plenty of guides on how to do this. So I'll simply provide the official link to the WINE HQ website. You should always install the staging or beta version. If you experience crashes or errors in the stable version, you will not be able to report your findings. I recommend the staging version since it allows features that the beta doesn't have. However, you won't need those staging features in order to run RPG Maker games.
https://www.winehq.org/download
Step 2: Disable WINEGStreamer. This can create crash issues and therefore make you unable to play VX/Ace games. I'll provide a photo graph to make this process easier. First of all, run the following command in your terminal 'winecfg.' This is assuming you are using Linux. I am unsure how you run winecfg on mac but you should easily be able to find a guide. Notice that I am using a virtual desktop, that will be explained in step 3.
Shoutout to the wine community for helping me on this issue. https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42456
Step 3: If you're trying to run an MV game then read this. Otherwise skip this step. MV games have an error where they will black screen. You will have to enable a virtual desktop in order to fix the issue.
Another shoutout to the WINE community. No seriously, this is the most helpful community on the Internet you will will ever encounter. This issue was reported in another game called 'Syberia.'
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager. ... &iId=23861
Step 4: Help I'm running a Japanese game. In the unlikely event that you encounter a Japanese game on FoxTaleTimes, Linux comes with a locale emulator built in. Unlike Windows. Run the following command in the Linux Terminal. 'LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 wine /path/to/game/game.exe' You will have to run Japanese games from the terminal or create a script. Unfortunately, I am not a mac user, so I can't provide much information on the subject.
