Well, I’m reposting so DaveR can possibly catch a break from me.
I’m running a MacBPro. I uninstalled Parallels and Windows10 today.
I’m now trying to install KT. It seems to apper as functions within SU like a toolbar and a flyout in the SU menu bar, but I’ve yet to see any glimmer of the KT - GUI.
I have exported a SUModel into KT and saved the .xml file but that’s as far as I get.
The screen shot posted here shows the location of the.xml file. in the far right column. The thumbnail logo accociated with that file appears to show the Parallels logo: two vertical red lines.
FWIW When I were using Kerkythea, using that “yes” option resulted in nothing happening. A You Tube video I saw also said not to use that option as it were quirky in their case too. I don’t know why it didn’t work that way for me.
Instead, I exported the model to Kerkythea and answered “no” to “do you want to open in Kerkythea”. I then opened Kerkythea on its own and opened the exported .xml from there.
As Ian indicated, you need to open Kerkythea on its own and then open the saved XML file. It’s a much more seamless operation on PC but it works just fine on the Mac. I’ve just reinstalled it today. Had it on the Mac but rarely used it so I had removed it. Once you have XQuartz installed and Kerkythea installed in Applications, you should be all set.
On the PC for me, the SU2KT exporter opens KT just fine. You have to show it where the KT exe is the first time after a new installation. On the Mac that doesn’t seem to help.
The dialog box has appeared for me and I answered ‘yes’ to it each time. I will now try answering ‘no’
KT does not appear in my Applications folder. I downloaded KT from the KT website and installed it through Extension Manager found on the Menu Bar in SU.
The “Install.txt” file that DaveR mentions is something I have missed entirely. I’ll go now in search of it.
The thing you installed through the Extension Manager is only the SU2KT extension. It is not Kerkythea. To install KT, open the DMG file you downloaded. Read the txt file and install the XQuartz file it links to. Then drag the Kerkythea folder from the DMG file to Applications. With all that done, you’ll be able to open Kerkythea by going to Kerkythea in Applications and double clicking on the Exec icon. The dark rectangular icon labeled Kerkythea.
