Does anyone know how to install TEdit on mac?

[5tryker]

Ive tried for hours and need help. The .exe file wont let me run. Any suggestions?

[LA LEYENDA.]

Yes, follow this guide-

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=947149772

[Arman]

Originally posted by Cazken:

Yes, follow this guide-

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=947149772

If you only read the question...

Please if anyone knows help us out on this thread.

[Kubiquity^3]

the ONLY thing i found is this...

"Mono currently doesn't support WPF, so unfortunately the only way is with a windows VM (such as in virtual box) or bootcamp."

[Arman]

Originally posted by Kubiquity^3:

the ONLY thing i found is this...

"Mono currently doesn't support WPF, so unfortunately the only way is with a windows VM (such as in virtual box) or bootcamp."

Hopefully they make one for Mac someday.

[Qauppi]

Wait so mac computers don't get tEdit? Ofc

[custard]

Originally posted by FeusiX:

Wait so mac computers don't get tEdit? Ofc

well we can still get to the .exe part, we just need something to convert it to a .zip or something

[EphemeralG0d]

hi! sorry, i know this is late, but in the case someone else reads it:

- Sadly, no, there is no easy way to run tEdit on mac. it's an .exe file and it's a relatively small project. coding on mac is pretty hard

- Wine or Winewrapper works on any mac version before Catalina, so you can run it on your mac that way

- If you have Catalina, the only thing left to do is partition your drive with Apple's official guide, which involves Bootcamp and the "demo" installation of Windows 10 that Microsoft provides- it's completely free, but a little time-consuming and hard to figure out at first. Then, you can run tEdit on your Windows installation, sorta back-and-forthing .wld files to yourself across OSes.

I hope this helps!

[EphemeralG0d]

Originally posted by MrWhoWasIt:

Originally posted by FeusiX:

Wait so mac computers don't get tEdit? Ofc

well we can still get to the .exe part, we just need something to convert it to a .zip or something

Turning it into a .ZIP file won't do much of anything, since it needs to be a .app or .jar file to be read and executed properly (or really anything that isn't .exe, since .exe is microsoft-exclusive)
There are apps you can get to repackage .exe files as .app files, but most of them are either for-pay or 32-bit (the latter isn't an issue if you run a version of mac older than Catalina, like Mojave or OSX)

[Qauppi]

Originally posted by Ghast505:

hi! sorry, i know this is late, but in the case someone else reads it:

- Sadly, no, there is no easy way to run tEdit on mac. it's an .exe file and it's a relatively small project. coding on mac is pretty hard

- Wine or Winewrapper works on any mac version before Catalina, so you can run it on your mac that way

- If you have Catalina, the only thing left to do is partition your drive with Apple's official guide, which involves Bootcamp and the "demo" installation of Windows 10 that Microsoft provides- it's completely free, but a little time-consuming and hard to figure out at first. Then, you can run tEdit on your Windows installation, sorta back-and-forthing .wld files to yourself across OSes.

I hope this helps!

Thanks! Though I have a Catalina, and my dad has a malware detector that doesn't let me download an installation of Windows 10 (or any windows that I know of). I appreciate it, but I'm out of luck.