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Ok.  Nice to have knowledgeable people here to ask.  Thank you

That's awesome.  It worked.  A million thanks.  Rocking again.  One more thing...is it possible to prevent patches from being installed and still allow RS to be played.  RS is the only game I have with steam and most likely will be the only one.  Thank again :)

For other reasons I have re installed my osx yosimite fresh.  Do I need to still install the injector for this patch to be applied to or ignore it all together?  Thank you for your time and effort.   :)

Here's a patching system that does what @@Angra1982 do in a more "practical" way for different cases :

 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1ZKYtpB0vu2WnJWZzdtUkp6SU0

 

1) Extract anywhere

2) Run the "RUN_PATCH_RS.command"

3) Launch Rocksmith 2014 Remastered via steam (do not use the RSinjector anymore)

4) ???

5) Profit!

 

Note 1 : You won't have to repatch the app unless there's a new update

 

Note 2 : RS should be in the standard installation path and Steam too.

 

Some user might encounter permission issue, here are two way to edit it :

• File info window : https://support.apple.com/kb/PH18894?locale=fr_FR&viewlocale=en_US
• Via the terminal : http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/113974/full-privileges-on-command-file-but-it-says-i-dont-have-appropriate-privilege

Anyone that have issue with this please indicate :

• MAC OS version
• Steam path
• How RS react to CDLC

 

Side note, if it works for you please indicate your MAC OS version so that we can know which version are correctly supported.

Confirmed so far :

• 10.12
• 10.11
• 10.10

@@Wepeel you might be very interesting in this post ;)

 

Credits :

 

Thanks for 0x0L over the github too for tolerating me and creating msot of that script!

https://github.com/rscustom/RSInjector-Mac/

 

@@Lovroman for the same thing :D

 

@@Angra1982 that insert_dylib is quite a discovery! Nice work!

For other reasons I have re installed my osx yosimite fresh.  Do I need to still install the injector for this patch to be applied to or ignore it all together?  Thank you for your time and effort.  :)