Type “cmd” and press enter to open the consoleģ. If nothing at all happens when you start the program, you may be affected by an issue some processors have with the OpenSSL version used in the game. If it still doesn’t work, or if the game runs but you can’t find other players, run Steam as administrator as well: set the “Run this program as an administrator” checkbox for the Steam executable, or for the shortcut that you use to start Steam. If it still doesn’t start, try running the executable directly.Ĩ. Try running the game again through Steam.

Check the “Run this program as an administrator” checkbox.ħ. Right click on the game executable (TabletopPlayground.exe) and go to Properties.Ħ. Go to Properties then the Local Files tab.Ĥ. Right click the game in your Steam Library.Ģ.

The game doesn’t start or crashes when starting ġ. Welcome to 'Explore Packages and Projects with Xcode Playgrounds.' I'm Chris Miles, an engineering manager on the Xcode team.ĭevelopers love using Xcode Playgrounds to quickly try out new ideas and to learn and explore APIs and frameworks.This page collects common solutions to problems that can occur with the game. Today, I'm excited to tell you about enhancements we've made to Xcode 12 to make Playgrounds work seamlessly with Swift packages and frameworks in your projects. In Xcode 12, Playgrounds is fully integrated with Xcode's modern build system. That integration brings with it a lot of improvements to how Playgrounds works with packages, projects and resources.įirst, I'll show you how Playgrounds now works well in Swift packages and makes a great option for package documentation containing runnable code. Then I'm going to demonstrate improvements for Playgrounds importing project targets, like frameworks and package dependencies. In the final part of the presentation, I'm going to demonstrate working with resources that need build support, like ML models and asset catalogs, in a playground.

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