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The app runs extremely slow, unusable. Processing runs at 0.x FPS
camera and microphone not working
Test
Running the same processing-java ... command from terminal works fine !
On first run Mojave asks for permissions to access camera and microphone.
If you then go to Mojave system preferences --> Security & Privacy --> Privacy --> camera/microphone and revoke that permission (uncheck the box to disallow terminal/iterm access), and try to run the processing-java ... again, you'll get exactly the same results as if building from sublime text (ie. slow, unusable). I'm pretty sure you can do the same test with processing as well.
Conclusion
When running a patch that requires camera or microphone access, on first use, the user should get a prompt from Mojave.
Problem
When building from sublimetext, the "request access" box never appears. and there's no way to manually add apps to the camera/micropohne list in Mojave.
Bypass
Right now I'm just building from terminal to bypass this, but I'd be happy to build from sublime text again.
Any idea how to resolve this?
Thanks
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I've had this problem before when I had updated my OS. I fixed it that time by copying over an older version of the "TCC.db" file from another machine. However, it's happened again since updating sublime and now I'm trying to find a work around again.
Symptom
Building from sublimetext works but:
Test
Running the same
processing-java ...
command from terminal works fine !On first run Mojave asks for permissions to access camera and microphone.
If you then go to
Mojave system preferences --> Security & Privacy --> Privacy --> camera/microphone
and revoke that permission (uncheck the box to disallow terminal/iterm access), and try to run theprocessing-java ...
again, you'll get exactly the same results as if building from sublime text (ie. slow, unusable). I'm pretty sure you can do the same test with processing as well.Conclusion
When running a patch that requires camera or microphone access, on first use, the user should get a prompt from Mojave.
Problem
When building from sublimetext, the "request access" box never appears. and there's no way to manually add apps to the camera/micropohne list in Mojave.
Bypass
Right now I'm just building from terminal to bypass this, but I'd be happy to build from sublime text again.
Any idea how to resolve this?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: