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Tweaks for macOS bundle - #47
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Not sure if this is the best way to handle it but this lets it find the pk4 file and game dylib in the app bundle wherever it runs.
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This adds the executable's path to the list of search paths for the game lib and pk4 files.
Doing this allows a Mac App Bundle to look inside the bundle for the game dylib and the pak007.pk4 file.
Using this I was able to make a bundle for my Mac Source Ports site. Running the Prey2006.app bundle causes it to load the files from the bundle and then add the game data files from
~/.local/share/prey06/or/usr/local/share/games/prey06/https://www.macsourceports.com/game/prey
If you don't want to add this or if there's a better way to do it just let me know.