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Steam launches runworms.bat, but that's just a Windows batch file that's used to bootstrap Dosbox. It contains the following commands:
So what you want to do is, launch Dosbox on your mac with all the parameters above, of course you have to modify the paths because these are Windows specific.
Im not familiar with Mac computers, but your command should be something like:
If the command works in Linux, it should work on a Mac as well.
I even tried to call the file referenced in goworms.bat directly, e. g. DriveC/WORMS/WORMS.BAT, but that didn't work either.
In worms.conf there is also a Windows specific path, which I changed, no success either.
- Open the Dosbox config file in a text editor (dosbox-0.74.conf)
- Add the following lines under the autoexec section:
This approach should make sure that at least the paths you're using are correct. If goworms.bat doesn't work, you could also try running the worms executable directly: