![]() Removed hotkeys that was enabling stuff while using numpad write a value & added some hotkeys to help people build faster without the need get & out of the game.Īdded updated option no dmg from teleport (rod of discord) & added option Rod of discord healing instead of losing hp.Ĭraft anything, No fall damage, Luck value.īase dmg multiplier from 1.2 to 20.2 when enabling it. I added a work around for health potions on rod of discord to help people a bit. Journey & Duplication menu are out of my ability sorry won't try fix them but i will try fix at least mana and health potions. If there's no solution, I'll have no choice but to wait until late 2022 to 'upgrade and simplify'.Firstly i have to thank the people did the most work on this, I just changed addresses or values mainly did not improved the code by any means. ![]() ![]() I need to be sure that I can still run High Sierra (or Mojave) until late 2022 on the M1 MB Air or I won't be able to do my job.Īny advice ? Could it be a Parallels issue ? Tried the same with a Mojave image, same thing. The install starts normally, but on the recovery screen (where you can choose to install or do a Time Machine recovery) I get the message that the disk image is damaged. Yesterday, on the iMac running Monterey, I tried using that same disk image to install High Sierra using that same Parallels trial I had used to install Win10. ![]() To create the external SSD, I downloaded the High Sierra disk image from the App Store, installed it and never had any issues with it. However, running High Sierra or Mojave may prove to be more of a hassle. Running Windows on it would be no problem with Parallels (I'm willing to invest in that), I've tested yesterday, all good (of course, tested on Intel but numerous Youtube videos says it works flawlessly on M1 as well). So, the Macbook Air M1 : after watching numerous reviews, it's clear that this machine is plenty fast and would suit me for years to come (I'd go for the 8-core model, 512gb SSD and 16Gb of RAM). Now, to simplify my setup, I have been looking at the Macbook Air M, to replace both the iMac and MBP, and get a nice external 1440p IPS display for my home office I'd go for a regular iPhone 13 to replace the 8 Plus. On both my Intel Macs, that's no problem at all (both the iMac and MBP still run High Sierra 'officially'). I also need Windows 10 to drive the software of my girlfriend's laser cutting/engraving machine (mac version on the way, but still a long way off). The company I work for requires me to still have Mac OS High Sierra or Mojave on an external SSD drive which I boot from and then connect via VPN when working from home (we use database software that's still 32 bit so any Mac OS from Catalina and up is out of the question - software will be upgraded in late 2022). some light Indesign/Illustrator/Photoshop work, no heavy lifting. I'm a translator so mostlly work with text and I also do some occasional graphic work when integrating said text into catalogues for print and web i.e. I'd like to simplify my setup and do a little upgrade in the process. ![]() Had an iPad Pro 12.9 inch 2ng gen, but sold that last week, no longer have a need for it (frustrated when having to type stuff on it and so I always ended up doing it the MBP anyway). I currently have a 27 inch iMac i5 (2017 model), a 2015 Macbook Pro i7 and an iPhone 8 Plus. ![]()
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