I have Mac problems again??

[CrystalRose]

So yesterday I was able to play Winx Adventure and it was so much fun! I wanted to play again today but when I put ./WinxAdventureGameMac in terminal it starts the game but closes once the loading screen pops up.
My terminal says;
(I removed my name personal name and wrote (my name) instead

Mono path[0] = '/Users/(myname)/Desktop/WinxAdventureGameMac.app/Contents/Resources/Data/Managed'
Mono config path = '/Users/(myname)/Desktop/WinxAdventureGameMac.app/Contents/Data/Managed/etc'
Player data archive not found at `/Users/(myname)/Desktop/WinxAdventureGameMac.app/Contents/Resources/Data/data.unity3d`, using local filesystemMacBook-Pro-van-(myname):MacOS (myname)$

Am I doing something wrong?

[marybellio]

First thing, did you move the file? Maybe in another folder?

[CrystalRose]

First thing, did you move the file? Maybe in another folder?

No that could not be possible. I closed my MacBook after playing Winx Adventure two days ago and yesterday I put my MacBook on to play Winx Advrnture again. So I haven't been in Finder

[CrystalRose]

But I can check once I am home just to make sure (:

[marybellio]

Oky let me know

[CrystalRose]

So everything is on the same place, I didn't move anything.

In the other post when I tried to download it you said there should be a file called data.unity3d in the data map?

Check if the missing file exists

You can check whether the file the game complains about actually exists:

Right-click on WinxAdventureGameMac.app → Show Package Contents

Navigate to: Contents/Resources/Data/

See if there’s a file called data.unity3d inside that folder.

If it’s missing or shows 0 KB, the download didn’t complete correctly, and you’ll need to redownload the game.

I have a lot of things in the data map but no file called like that?
But I played it before, we talked there, so how is it possible while I did not change anything that there is no data?

[marybellio]

Hey! I’m so sorry — that was actually my mistake!
There isn’t supposed to be a file called data.unity3d in the Data folder, so don’t worry about that part. You did everything right!

Just to be sure, could you please try deleting the entire game folder and redownloading it again? Then unzip it and go through all the installation steps one more time — sometimes files can get corrupted or blocked by macOS after the first launch.

I just want to try this together so we can better understand what’s happening — it’s the only way to really figure it out right now.
Let me know if it still closes after the loading screen!