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Представляем MTG Arena для macOS

Posted in Magic Digital on 22 Июнь 2020

By Wizards of the Coast

Все та же игра. Все та же коллекция. На новой платформе.

Рады сообщить вам, что благодаря сотрудничеству с интернет-магазином Epic Games игра MTG Arena скоро будет доступна для macOS.

Как скоро? Уже на этой неделе.

Начиная с 25 июня 2020 года игроки смогут загрузить MTG Arena для macOS из интернет-магазина Epic Games. Наш релиз для macOS будет иметь полную межплатформенную поддержку наравне с нашим клиентом для Windows, в том числе и для грядущего «Базового выпуска 2021». В версии для macOS игроки найдут те же карты, форматы, мероприятия, матчи и функции, что и в версии игры для Windows.

Если вы уже играли в MTG Arena, вы сможете войти в игру, используя данные вашей учетной записи Wizards, и получить доступ к вашей текущей коллекции, а также картам, протекторам, золоту и самоцветам. Для загрузки клиента для macOS потребуется отдельная учетная запись на сайте Epic Games.

Мы очень рады объявить дату релиза игры для macOS, так как мы готовимся к тому, чтобы в этом году MTG Arena стала доступной на еще большем количестве платформ.

Минимальные требования для macOS

• ОС: macOS X/10 (64-разрядная версия Intel)
• Процессор: Intel Core i5.
• Память: 4 ГБ.
• Графика: 1024 МБ VRAM.
• Разрешение: минимальное разрешение экрана 1280 x 720

Вопросы и ответы

Почему вы выбрали интернет-магазин Epic Games?

Если коротко,то это был самый быстрый способ обеспечить нашим игрокам полнофункциональный встраиваемый клиент для macOS. Благодаря партнерству с Epic Games и совместной работе по поддержанию нашего релиза для macOS мы смогли гарантировать то, что игроки как можно раньше получат клиент для macOS, который ни в чем не будет уступать клиенту для Windows.

Когда будет доступен клиент для macOS?
Клиент для macOS будет доступен вместе с нашим июньским обновлением, которое запланировано на этот четверг. Следите за нашей страницей статуса — там мы публикуем свежую информацию о периодах техобслуживания!

Планирует ли Wizards поддерживать отдельный клиент для macOS?

В настоящее время — нет.

Есть ли разница между игрой в macOS и в Windows?

Различия между версиями для macOS и Windows будут незначительными, так как эти два разных клиента разработаны для двух разных платформ (например, использование клавиши Cmd вместо Ctrl).

Кроме того, наша цель — обеспечить пользователям одинаковые впечатления независимо от того, на какой платформе они захотят играть. Обратите внимание, что некоторые настройки игры сохраняются локально на вашем компьютере, а не на наших серверах (например, выбранные аватары и питомцы), поэтому вам может потребоваться изменить их!

Что если раньше я играл(а) на Windows, а теперь хочу перейти на macOS?

Вам ничто не помешает! Ваша текущая учетная запись Wizards и учетные данные будут работать на любой платформе.

Мне попалась ошибка! . Что делать?

Хороший вопрос! Так как это новая платформа, существуют некоторые известные проблемы, которые возникают только в macOS. Большинство из них это просто незначительные визуальные проблемы, но мы все равно решили выпустить эту сборку, потому что знали, как много игроков ждали этого.

Матчи доступны игрокам с разных платформ?

Да! Вы сможете играть со своими друзьями и соперниками независимо от выбранной ими платформы. Мы будем поддерживать эту возможность для macOS и Windows и планируем делать то же самое для нашей мобильной версии игры, релиз которой в настоящее время запланирован на этот год.

Как осуществляются внутриигровые покупки?

Точно так же, как и в нашем клиенте для Windows. Транзакции будут осуществляться по той же схеме и оформляться в игре через наш клиент.

Куда я могу обратиться, если мне нужна поддержка?

Если у вас возникнут проблемы с загрузкой, установкой или запуском клиента для macOS через интернет-магазин Epic Games, обратитесь в службу поддержки магазина.

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april / arena-macos-fixes.sh

# this forces Arena into full screen mode on startup, set back to 3 to reset

# note that if you go into the Arena «Graphics» preference panel, it will reset all of these

# and you will need to run these commands again

defaults write com.wizards.mtga » Screenmanager Fullscreen mode » -integer 0

# replace 1792 and 1120 with your full screen resolution, or any scaled resolution your display supports

# to find the scaled resolutions, go to System Preferences —> Display

defaults write com.wizards.mtga » Screenmanager Resolution Width » -integer 1792

defaults write com.wizards.mtga » Screenmanager Resolution Height » -integer 1120

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alexmick commented Oct 5, 2020

Works like a charm 👍

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april commented Oct 5, 2020

Awesome, thanks for letting me know. 👍

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Felveros commented Oct 12, 2020

Were do I go to run (write?) these commands?

I runt iOS Catalina 10.15.7

Thanx for bothering!

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april commented Oct 12, 2020

You run them in the Terminal application. It should be inside Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal.

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emmettneyman commented Oct 28, 2020

This was so helpful!! In case other people need this info, for a 13inch 2020 MacBook Pro, use 2560 for the width and 1600 for the height.

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JamesBissick commented Oct 30, 2020 •

For a macbook 16inch

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tsareg commented Nov 13, 2020

There was an update few days ago. Now when you set 16:10 resolution left and right borders of the battlefield are cut, so you can’t see right side of cards on stack or pets.
If you set resolution to 16:9, then there are black bars on top and bottom of the screen and cursor is misaligned with buttons 🙁

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nywieck commented Nov 18, 2020

this is great works perfectly, thanks

wtf is wotc’s problem lol. 😂

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JamesBissick commented Dec 1, 2020

There was an update few days ago. Now when you set 16:10 resolution left and right borders of the battlefield are cut, so you can’t see right side of cards on stack or pets.
If you set resolution to 16:9, then there are black bars on top and bottom of the screen and cursor is misaligned with buttons 🙁

Did you find a workaround?

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april commented Dec 1, 2020

If there is one, I haven’t found it yet. Performance with the black bars is also pretty abysmal.

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JamesBissick commented Dec 1, 2020

Entering the commands again fixed it for me. But if you go the graphic settings menu, the bug comes back.
I’ll suggest just getting the graphic settings sorted and avoid going near the graphic settings in the meantime.

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tsareg commented Dec 2, 2020

There was an update few days ago. Now when you set 16:10 resolution left and right borders of the battlefield are cut, so you can’t see right side of cards on stack or pets.
If you set resolution to 16:9, then there are black bars on top and bottom of the screen and cursor is misaligned with buttons 🙁

Did you find a workaround?

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star5fruit commented Dec 7, 2020

works like black magic, god bless you and merry Christmas

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Strech commented Jan 19, 2021 •

@april Gosh, you’ve made my evening!

P.S yes it’s still broken in 2021

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Liu-Junyan commented Jan 24, 2021

Thanks, it just works! I also notice that the performance is better.

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tomheffels commented Jan 24, 2021

this is amazing, thank you so much!

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java18 commented Jan 28, 2021

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Atem18 commented Jan 30, 2021

Works perfect on Macbook Pro 13″ 2019.

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mkShogun96 commented Jan 31, 2021

You are an absolute legend!

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rimathia commented Feb 5, 2021

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iSergiant commented Mar 6, 2021

I need some help, please.

I have a MacBook Pro from 2017 and the display solution is 13.3-inch (2560 × 1600). I entered the following commands:

defaults write com.wizards.mtga «Screenmanager Fullscreen mode» -integer 0
defaults write com.wizards.mtga «Screenmanager Resolution Width» -integer 2560

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april commented Mar 6, 2021

Yes, it’s always cut off. Is 2560×1600 the actual resolution that you’re using? That would be extremely tiny on a 13” screen.

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iSergiant commented Mar 6, 2021

So I have to chose between it being cut off or the cursor being displaced?

How do I know which resolution I’m using? 2560×1600 is what it says under System Preferences —> Display

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april commented Mar 6, 2021

Yes, you have to choose. Being cut off on the sides is not usually a huge problem, except for with large stacks.

And it’s whatever the «looks like» resolution is.

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iSergiant commented Mar 6, 2021 •

Where do I find the «looks like» resolution?

What a pity that one has to chose. But better than nothing I guess.

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april commented Mar 6, 2021

It’s under the scaled options, just toggle to it to find out what you’re using.

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iSergiant commented Mar 6, 2021 •

Ah, I got you. It says looks like 1440×900

So I should enter the commands with these numbers?

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jefaokpta commented Mar 20, 2021

Works for me! Thx for share.

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Jaces-Sanctum commented Apr 21, 2021

Is there any way to stop the command from running? Mac now officially supports full screen, and I’d rather switch to using that than this any longer.

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april commented Apr 21, 2021

Just go into your graphics settings and it should undo everything.

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april commented Apr 22, 2021

Although, that said, I’m on my Macbook Pro and there is no full screen option. I’ve only seen it show up when running at 16:9 on an external display.

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Lofter1 commented May 5, 2021

I improved on the code a bit so that you just need to execute it now, no editing required anymore

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AlMon commented May 9, 2021 •

I improved on the code a bit so that you just need to execute it now, no editing required anymore

@Lofter1: thank you so much! Worked like a charm

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Candyman8457 commented May 15, 2021 •

I am using a 2020 MacBook Pro with the new M1 processor and I have tried to run MTG Arena on it but that was a fruitless endeavour since I quickly ran against a blackscreen when i started the client. I tried adapting the code so the resolution of the game was on par with that of the screen but unfortunately nothing changed. The only thing that appears when i run the client is the ingame cursor, however. Maybe someone of you has a brain that is way bigger than mine and can help me out!

Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

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andreasabeck commented May 25, 2021

On my MBP 2020 / 13 inch there are some issues with cards being cut off at the right side of the screen. I found another workaround for that, which should work on all retina displays.

• Get retina display manager (or equivalent): https://github.com/avibrazil/RDM/
• Switch to a 16:9 resolution using RDM, that is supported by MTGA (I use 1280×720)
• In MTGA you can set fullscreen mode and select that resolution (or 2560×1440)
• enjoy
• afterwards set the resolution back using RDM (I use 1440×900)

It may be embedded in a script like this (adapt paths as needed):

Hope that helps anybody.

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ddrt commented Jun 11, 2021

FYI, if you are using the official release, it uses Unity as the engine. The great thing about Unity is you can add command line arguments, as mentioned above. However, the Epic launcher allows you to input command line arguments without the need to modify any files with terminal. The added benefit is if you need to troubleshoot you do not need to re-enter terminal to modify files after clearing and reinstalling, for example.

Launcher -> Sprocket icon for settings (bottom left) -> Scroll down to MTGA -> expand -> Command line arguments.

You can enter any one of these to get the result you want:

• Fullscreen: -screen-fullscreen 1
• Force the use of Metal: -force-metal
• Force to optimize for a low power device: -force-low-power-device

Example output into the field: -force-metal -force-low-power-device -screen-fullscreen 1

If you need to get exact screen widths I recommend this, however there is a caveat I’ve found:

• Specific window height: -screen-height [desired pixels]
• Specific window width: -screen-width [desired pixels]

Example output into the field: -screen-height 1416 -screen-width 2560

To remove the bar at the top of the window: -popupwindow

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