#Cheats bioshock for mac#

This should help many of you out, as I know that gameplay takes much longer when you’re constantly fending off all those pesky Splicers. But you should be just fine using the Godmode cheat. This means that if you use a cheat that causes the game to crash, you may need to delete it later. (If you cannot find User.ini, you can also edit the DefUser.ini file, which is the same thing except for the fact that it sets the default.

The “MacInit” folder is in there, and in it the User.ini file. When you click on this, it will apparently allow you to access the files just like you would if you had been able to follow the tutorial I provided for you.

(I imagine many of you have surmised that my version of the mac operating system is a few years older than most of yours.) Apparently, in that BioShock Options window that pops up when you start BioShock (the one with the button you need to click that says “Play”), there is a tab called “Advanced.” On this tab is a button that says something like “Change Options” or “Change Settings”–I don’t know exactly what, because of course I didn’t write the exact words down, and this button doesn’t exist on my version of the game. When we did find it, we ran into all sorts of issues with not being able to alter the files! Well, we may have a solution to that now.Ĭheers to John in my last class of the day, who clued us in to this fix.

I know I’ve had several of you come to my office hours, where we messed around and looked for the User.ini file, sometimes to no avail. Hello everyone! I have good news for those of you with newer macs (OS X 10.7 or above) who have been having problems with getting cheat codes working for your copy of BioShock.

#Cheats bioshock for mac#

New Discovery Regarding BioShock Cheats and Saved Games A Cheat Code Solution for Mac Users