Server Build on Mac OS X: not responding/no window

Hi,

I'm developing a multiplayer game with Unity and Mirror. Recently, I switched from Windows to Mac OS X for my development machine.

On Windows, this is how I build the executable for my game server:

1. Go to "File" > "Build Settings..." in the menu
2. Check the "Server Build" checkbox
3. Click on the "Build" button
4. Run the created executable
5. A console window appears and my game server runs in it

When I do the same on Mac OS X, here is what happens:

1. I click on the created application
2. Mac OS X asks if I want to allow this application to accept incoming network connections
3. I click "Allow"
4. The application icon keeps bouncing in the Dock and nothing shows up (no window or anything). Also, when right-clicking on the application icon, it reads "Application Not Responding".

Is this a bug?
How can I get a console like on Windows or at least see what I write with Debug.Log()?

 

I'm getting this using 2019.3 with the new netcode packages. The client builds have been asking for access to the desktop folder (where they're located). Wonder if the server build is waiting for access too, but can't get it because it doesn't have a window to pop the popup from...

 

Iam experiencing the same, but there is a "solution" for that: Right click on the application icon -> Show contents -> MacOS. Then you will find a file with the name of your game/build which you can drag into your terminal and the application will start and show logs aswell.

 

I am also encountering this issue with Unity 2019.3.14f1

 

Same thing

 

I have the same problem

 

Same problem. Any solution?

This worked. Thank you!