How to open cheat menu on Mac OS X leopard?

[Master_Cheez]

I've been trying ALT f4 and all sorts of stuff, but it won't open cheats.

[Master_Cheez]

All I need to know is the button config.

[maackey]

Its alt f12 on windows, I don't see why they would change it to alt f4 for a mac...

[WCOLE360]

As a mac user I'll explain it,

FN + ALT + F12

[Mach56]

I use windows, but I think it's ALT+FN+F12= Debug

[SpaceastronautX]

On 30/5/2013 at 6:24 AM, Mach56 said:

I use windows, but I think it's ALT+FN+F12= Debug

It works! I had a Mac OS X Macintosh and it worked!!

[Plusck]

 

9 hours ago, SpaceastronautX said:

It works! I had a Mac OS X Macintosh and it worked!!

Edit: argh - didn't see this was quite such a huge bump... from 2013.

 

Still...:

 

To simplify life, you should maybe go into MacOS settings > Keyboard, and check the box that says something along the lines of "Use F1, F2 etc as function keys".

Then to change volume or whatever you press Fn, and to use the function keys in Word, KSP etc. you don't.

Edited November 1, 2016 by Plusck

[SpaceastronautX]

On 1/11/2016 at 7:53 AM, Plusck said:

 

Edit: argh - didn't see this was quite such a huge bump... from 2013.

 

Still...:

 

To simplify life, you should maybe go into MacOS settings > Keyboard, and check the box that says something along the lines of "Use F1, F2 etc as function keys".

Then to change volume or whatever you press Fn, and to use the function keys in Word, KSP etc. you don't.

Yeah. But to don't go to the deep settings...

[TheMunRover]

Go to pause menu, then press version info, then cheats.