td-install 0.0.2

Tokyo Dark macOS port creation tool.

Tokyo Dark macOS Port

Automated Tokyo Dark macOS port creation tool. Built to run on macOS. Will not run on other platforms.

Disclaimer: This is a third-party modification to Tokyo Dark and is not affiliated in any way with Cherrymochi. This does not contain any assets from Tokyo Dark and requires a Steam login which has purchased Tokyo Dark to build.

Installation

To install, run pip install td_install in Terminal. This application was developed in Python 3.6.4, but will likely work in any modern version of Python (either of version 2 or 3).

Usage

There are two modes that you can run td_install in: Installation Mode and Debugging Mode. Installation Mode is the intended, default installation method for the macOS version of Tokyo Dark. However, there are some bugs in SteamCMD that makes it that if you suspect something is wrong, perhaps Debugging Mode will be better.

To install Tokyo Dark via Installation Mode

In Terminal, run td_install. The installer will will ask for your Steam credentials as well as a installation directory at the end, so it is a semi-interactive procedure.

To install Tokyo Dark via Debugging Mode

Debugging mode will show the output of all internal commands run by td_install. In order to install Tokyo Dark in this manner, run td_debug in Terminal.

Notes

1. Steam typically will open a Finder window. This is completely normal, and the window can be closed immediately if wanted. Not quite sure why this happens.
2. Steam will sometimes crash or hang when logging in and updating. If Steam crashes, you will get notified through the Terminal immediately as td_install will crash. If Steam hangs, then it is harder to detect outside of debugging mode since it will appear to just be downloading Tokyo Dark. If you suspect that Steam is hanging (i.e. the download is taking longer then you would expect given your internet conditions), you can check by going into the network tab in Activity Monitor and seeing if there is significant network activity from steamcmd, which would indicate that Steam is working as expected.