Digital Paint Discussion Board
Paintball 2: The Game => Help and Support => Topic started by: k3y on May 03, 2011, 10:35:17 AM
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So, for all those ugly people wanted to play PB2 on their Macs I have a solution that works fine:
Get "Crossover Games" for Mac and install the latest Windows pb2 build into it. After installing it it will look like this:
(http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/4653/bild3jb.png)
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which build should they install? linux or windows?
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win... edited it.
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Thanks for posting this. I'm moving it to the Help and Support forum and stickying it.
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All crossover programs I tried really sucked. The best solution still is Windows via Bootcamp.
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Yea. Bootcamp ist best solution, but I dont wanna switch all to win only for playing paintball half an hour.
And Crossover Games is on my MacBook the same quality as Bootcamp.
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Really ? I had problems when I tested it (like half a year ago?), sometimes it just crashed before PB loaded, sometimes I could play one time until it started crashing again. What OS and MacBook did you use ? Had the problem with both Mac Mini 07 (leo) and iMac 2010 (snow leo), maybe I'll try it out on my MBP later.
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I know this is a really old thread, but there's also another option.
Create a new partition on your hard drive, install linux. Play via the linux version of DP.
I did it with an intel Macbook and it worked fine for me. Although, it wouldn't run from the shortcut on the desktop. I had to go to where it was actually installed and click the application icon from there.
This way you don't have to buy a version of windows.
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I can run my painball on my mac. I have Macbook with i3 and when im trying to run app, nothing happen. What should i do?
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The best solution is a bootcamp partition.
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The best solution is a bootcamp partition.
To elaborate on this for the uninitiated, it's installing Windows on a separate partition on your Mac via a built in program.
Afterwards, remember to hold alt when booting up.
#foxhound
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To elaborate on this for the uninitiated, it's installing Windows on a separate partition on your Mac via a built in program.
Afterwards, remember to hold alt when booting up.
#foxhound
Yes, this is what I do.:) You do have to purchase the OS though.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1461 (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1461)
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It's been awhile. Is this still the best workaround if someone wanted to play on Mac?
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It's been awhile. Is this still the best workaround if someone wanted to play on Mac?
Yes. :)