It's possible there's something else going on-like maybe I had an extra space at the end of the first link, when I tried using it-but I know the URL from the browser worked, so… The instructions in the SugarCube documentation don't specify which type of link to file is needed, just that it needs a link. Main difference seemed to be the handling of spaces in file names, which doesn't explain why Twine wasn't working right with the one above quoted link, where I removed the space, but I assume that had to do with preferences getting corrupted.Īfter I tossed all my preference files, the difference in links is this:įile:///Applications/_game\ making/_game-making_applications/Twine/Twine_2/offline_formats/SugarCube-2/format.jsįile:///Applications/_game%20making/_game-making_applications/Twine/Twine_2/offline_formats/SugarCube-2/format.js What was the difference in the URLs? Also, how did that compare with the instructions within the SugarCube 2.x in Twine 2 guide? deleting preferences files and reloading a new copy of Twine 2 didn't help. Where do I go to clear out that local formatting data? I suspect the problem is that I changed directories and now have conflicting data, but I'm not sure where to look to check. I've tried to re-add the file, and I get "The story format at file:///Applications/_game_making/_game-making_applications/Twine/Twine_2/offline_formats/SugarCube-2/format.js could not be added ()."Īnd now that "The story format “SugarCube 2 (local/offline)” could not be loaded ()." appears in triplicate. I went to install that on Twine 2 (while it was closed), and now I get "The story format “SugarCube 2 (local/offline)” could not be loaded ()."
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I'm not sure when it broke in Twine 2 I've been using Twine 1, and when I realized how to put SugarCube 2 on that, I did so and noticed there was an update. It looks as if I have the same sort of problem this person did on Windows:
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