Hi Jose,
I don't really understand your problem.
Is it that you can't create the folder in "/Library" ? In that case,
it might require superuser privileges (not on my 10.5 machine but I
think I remember it being different on 10.6). Open a Terminal window
and:
$ sudo mkdir /Library/Pd
$ sudo mv /Users/Jose/Desktop/gridflow-9.10/gridflow /Library/Pd/
(wherever you unpacked it...)
Or is it that you can't add the path to GridFlow in Pd ? In that case,
you don't need to add the path in Pd directly, at least for
Pd-extended... not sure about vanilla. All you need to do is make sure
the whole gridflow folder goes in /Library/Pd and add "gridflow" to
the list of libraries that get loaded when you open Pd. That is under
the menu Pd-extended -> Preferences -> Startup... Click "New", type in
"gridflow", click OK, click OK again, and restart Pd.
I hope that helps...
Patrick
> _______________________________________________
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 5:33 PM, Jose Luis Santorcuato
<santorcuato76@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear List, continuing the theme of gridflow...the instructions are fine, but
> when i do the path mac osx will not let me search the pd folder, icon
> appears gray and cant be assigned the path, i know this is an user issue,
> but in general i worked on linux... any idea? tutorial??? i searched on the
> web... but nothing....
>
> Best regards
>
> José
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