Warren Siegel

On the other hand, an installer app might also allow for the installation/update of Java. Anyone who has trouble understanding contextual menus would probably have trouble with that, too.

Yes, I came to the same conclusion after Googling App Translocation. Tried copying to Applications folder already: didn't help. Nobody runs from the .dmg. In fact, most apps on .dmg's are accompanied by a link to the Applications folder, with a figure of an arrow indicating to drag the app there. (.dmg's generally contain a single file for the app, although they may be accompanied by a ReadMe or the like, which is generally ignored.) Plugins shouldn't be that hard to install. Users only have to bring...

Guess that works: /Users/warrensiegel/Desktop/Art which is the folder where the Plugins folder is located.

Apparently same as Maksim:

Moved it: No change.

.app from (duplicated) .dmg says Unable to locate Plugins directory. Make sure that you launch Art of Illusion exactly as described in the instructions. But .app from .zip starts OK.

.app from (duplicated) .dmg says Unable to locate Plugins directory. Make sure that you launch Art of Illusion exactly as described in the instructions. But .app from .zip starts OK.

Running .sh from Terminal or .jar from Finder starts 3.1.0 Beta. .app from .dmg or (macBundle) .zip asks for Java SE 6.