Cool, but even if that’s the case (which I’ve not seen documented anywhere officially), it is a bug for it to tell me my Studio install is corrupted. At the very least they can change this error message and be truthful with people that they’ve made a deliberately egregious design decision to force people to use Studio online.
Maybe I’m just too old because Roblox Studio offline was very much a thing for the majority of time I’ve been developing on the platform.
Studio still works in offline! This might be an issue exclusive to the mac version. It tells me I don’t have an internet connection but still can launch on windows.
First, I got a pop-up telling me that I was offline, and that Studio might not function properly offline, and whether or not I would like to continue. Selecting continue led to this:
It looks like Studio caches something when failing the first time, which leads to the above error message, but the first time it fails gives the same error as Mac, just slightly different in that you can tell Studio to ignore the initial error, but it still fails anyway.
(Also, it’s weird that the first error box is Windows 7-styled, but the second error box is Windows 10-styled?)
@realOmlet if you look REALLY closely at what I said above, you will notice that I encountered this menu, but Studio gave an error message anyway after attempting to continue, shown in the first screenshot of this reply.