Segfault and Not Loading on macOS Sierra

[LandscapeJohn]

Another post about not loading on Sierra. I downloaded version 1.2 directly from the website but couldn't get it to run. I've tried what was suggested in the other threads but this seems to be a new one. When I click the icon to launch it shows the Kerbal icon briefly in the dock and then it disappears. Running it manually from terminal shows the following:

 

Johns-MacBook-Pro:MacOS john$ pwd

/Applications/KSP_osx/Launcher.app/Contents/MacOS

Johns-MacBook-Pro:MacOS john$ ./Launcher 

Mono path[0] = '/Applications/KSP_osx/Launcher.app/Contents/Resources/Data/Managed'

Mono config path = '/Applications/KSP_osx/Launcher.app/Contents/Data/Managed/etc'

Segmentation fault: 11

Johns-MacBook-Pro:MacOS john$ 

 

I tried deleting any saved state files for the game, but there don't appear to be any. I also tried downloading 1.1.3 but it also would not run.

 

Any ideas?

Edited October 24, 2016 by LandscapeJohn
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[sal_vager]

Hi @LandscapeJohn, which version of Sierra are you using?

There are reports of Unity3D failing to work on the developer releases of Sierra.

More details here.

[LandscapeJohn]

I'm using the release version of Sierra installed through the regular Mac app store. Thanks for your help!

[sal_vager]

48 minutes ago, LandscapeJohn said:

I'm using the release version of Sierra installed through the regular Mac app store. Thanks for your help!

Okay, if you could take a look here and find your logs from KSP that might help.

 

[LandscapeJohn]

4 hours ago, sal_vager said:

Okay, if you could take a look here and find your logs from KSP that might help.

 

Thanks so much for your help. I think I got it fixed. I went looking for the Unity log file and noticed that the ~/Library/Logs/Unity/ folder didn't exist. I decided to try and manually create it and got a permission denied error. Apparently, my ~/Library/Logs/ folder was owned by root and not by my user account.

Executing sudo chown john Logs from within the ~/Library/ folder seems to have fixed it right up.

Thanks again for your help!