Oolite Bulletins

Have another idea as to what might be happening. The problem is in the execution of the explanation. My trying to tell you how to fix the problem is going to get extremely complicated and my fear is that we will both get lost in the translation. Your best bet is that once my theory is given that yo...

It appears that games are being saved to the folder, but aren’t being read from it. A couple of ideas: 1. Try disabling any antivirus apps. If that works, let us know what product you are using so we can analyse the conflict. 2. Is there anything unusual about your Windows setup? I only ask because...

Not being a boffin, I'd try a clean re-install of Oolite. First, make back-ups of your saves and stash them somewhere safe. After the re-install, start the game, save the virgin Jameson, exit the game, and check the .GNUstepDefaults file. I tried the above, and there were some small differences in ...

Unfortunately, it looks like the problem is still going on after adding that line

Go to C:\Oolite\oolite.app\GNUstep\Defaults or the directory similar to this for your installation of the game. Open the file named .GNUstepDefaults in a text editor other than Windows Notepad - Notepad++ is a good option. Inside .GNUstepDefaults should be a line that points to your save game direc...

Welcome aboard... I can find the saves in a file explorer... Where exactly do you find them? This PC > Windows (C:) > Oolite > oolite.app > oolite-saves Opening the saves with oolite caused the logo to briefly appear, like the game was about to load up, and then close and/or crash immediately

I just recently began playing the game, and it has been a lot of fun but I haven't been able to access a saved game yet my saved commanders screen is blank, and at first I thought I was having trouble saving, but I can find the saves in a file explorer and I have begun to figure out that my save com...