I'm trying to develop a mod but am having trouble specifying a local path to my mod.

If I execute `pwd`, I get the path /Users/mhuff/warlight/ExampleMods/AirdropMod

Putting that into the Unity new mod UI, I get the error that that path does not exist on my local machine.

Is this is a known problem? Workaround?

You need the full path. Like, the part that is before users as well.

Easiest way is just to go to the folder where your mod is, and copy the path from there.

EDIT: A workaround is just using github from the get go. Not something i would recommended, but possible. Main benefit is that you are not deepending on using your computer ofc. In other words you just start at the multiplayer testing stage.

Edited 11/21/2017 06:25:13

/Users should be a full path on a mac. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work, does it work if you add a / at the end?

Fizzer - I've tried both with and without the / at the very end. I'm running Chrome 62.0.3202.94 on OS X High Sierra. I was able to push to github and use that but that's definitely less-than-ideal from an R&D perspective. I'm guessing it is some sort of setting in the browser that is preventing access?

Please download the standalone version from here and it will work: https://www.warzone.com/Forum/249786-warlight-unity-alpha-now-available