- STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES HOW TO
- STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES FOR MAC
- STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES MAC OS
You can try it just to see, but it will most likely not show up. Now, even when you save it to the correct location and try to open it, it most likely will not show up in the drop-down menu in your SC Menu->options->controls->hotkeys window. This should now be visible if you did the first part.
STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES FOR MAC
The file path (from the OP) for Mac is: Macintosh HD (or whatever your hard drive is called)/Users//Library/Application Support/Blizzard/Starcraft II/Accounts Next, and this is the really frustrating part if you had to figure it out like I did, you need to modify the file extension in order to have SC/ recognize it. This allows you to access the Hotkeys folder which you may have been aimlessly searching for like some unnamed members of this forum The easiest way that I found is to click Finder->Go->Home(should display your username) then click the view menu at top View->Show View Options / Command+J and then click the "Show Library Folder" check box at the bottom.
STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES MAC OS
The past few versions of MAC OS have the Library folder hidden by default (to prevent aimless tinkerers from messing up system settings I assume).
STARCRAFT 2 PROJECT HAVEN CLASSES HOW TO
Ok Mac users! After spending an embarrassingly long time figuring out how to implement the hotkey layout in Mac OS X (Yosemite, although you should be able to do it with any version), I have figured it out! Since I planned on spending this time making what I can only assume will be a moderately to extremely frustrating process of converting to "TheCore", I figured I would delay my hair-pulling a little while longer to alleviate any undue stress for other Mac Users who may be tempted to give up DL-ing and using this hotkey layout (or any other for that matter), as I was this past hour+.įirst, you are going to want to make sure your Library folder is un-hidden, if it isn't already. For fun, you try to play a game on your old hokey layout and realize that you'll never go back. You play for long hours and feel less tired. You react to drops and air harass with camera location keys that you thought you could never learn. You start to find new uses for Control Groups you thought would be useless. The button for Zergling Speed is the same as the button for Hydralisk Speed, and your fingers remember. The buttons for casting Blink and Storm are the same as the buttons to research them and your fingers remember. The buttons to change modes for Siege Tanks and Widow mines are the same, and your fingers remember. You build your first few structures and units faster.
Either you are the victim of a horrible practical joke or this will get better. You need know only the following: It will happen to you. The less said about this stage the better. This is the muppet who would scream "I'll never get it" while banging his head repeatedly on the piano. TheCore has robbed you of that practice, worse, it has robbed you of your illusion of natural talent.
It turns out what got you to where you are now is practice. Your brain doesn't naturally remember the right thing in the first place. Your fingers don't naturally press the right thing. You don't naturally remember dozens of hotkeys. So it turns out you have no natural talent.
What is this 450 page thread on hotkeys? Hmm, looks interesting.
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