modding on mac

[Mimics are friends]

is there a way to run mods while on a mac now or do you need to wait for steam worksho[

[seeker1]

The answer to your 2nd question is no, Imperium, because I do it. Yes to the first.

You need to get yourself the Mac Mod Manager, which can be found at Github.

And you need to accept one other reality: Macs can't run Script Extender, so some of the best mods - as well its own functions - are off limits to us.

All that said, there still are dozens of mods you CAN run - class mods, spell mods, equipment mods, gameplay mods, and cosmetic and QoL mods - and I do.

Turns out if you have some patience and fortitude, there's even something called Debug Book mod which seems to do many things Script Extender can.

[Mimics are friends]

Originally posted by seeker1:

The answer to your 2nd question is no, Imperium, because I do it. Yes to the first.

You need to get yourself the Mac Mod Manager, which can be found at Github.

And you need to accept one other reality: Macs can't run Script Extender, so some of the best mods - as well its own functions - are off limits to us.

All that said, there still are dozens of mods you CAN run - class mods, spell mods, equipment mods, gameplay mods, and cosmetic and QoL mods - and I do.

Turns out if you have some patience and fortitude, there's even something called Debug Book mod which seems to do many things Script Extender can.

yeah I macs suck for games and even more for mods but I havent gotten a pc yet but thanks for the help

[seeker1]

IMHO: Macs are fine for all the games I want to play. In many of the games I like to play, the modding situation is the same on all platforms. I use my computer for work and play both and the one I want to have is a Mac. That simple.

The Script Extender situation is a unique problem right now for BG3, and could be solved if Norbyte does Mac users a solid (seems it won't happen) or if Larian opens up the game's debug console. (They might, eventually.)