installing mods on ksp mac

[Mackerel]

is there anyway to install mods on mac?

[MelTdoWn]

Use CKAN.
https://github.com/KSP-CKAN/CKAN/wiki/Installing-CKAN-on-macOS

You might need to install Mono. I am not sure if the UI is still broken on newest MacOS (there was some problem with Mono after an update). If yes, you might need to use the console: run

ckan consoleui

.

[Mackerel]

Originally posted by RHS | MelTdoWn:

Use CKAN.
https://github.com/KSP-CKAN/CKAN/wiki/Installing-CKAN-on-macOS

You might need to install Mono. I am not sure if the UI is still broken on newest MacOS (there was some problem with Mono after an update). If yes, you might need to use the console: run

ckan consoleui

.

ah, I will look into it

[CheetosInChocolate]

idk if Mac's file system is like Linux's, but put your extracted mod's files in:
Home > .Steam > Steam > Steamapps > Common > KerbalSpaceProgram > GameDate

[tap_khap]

i manually install mod (most definently NOT because I can't figue out how to use CKAN on mac) You need to go into ksp onsteam, click manage, then browse local files, then put the mod into the "Gamedata" folder

[Sneaky_Koala]

Originally posted by CheetosInChocolateחשוד™℠:

idk if Mac's file system is like Linux's, but put your extracted mod's files in:
Home > .Steam > Steam > Steamapps > Common > KerbalSpaceProgram > GameDate

osx (Now 'MacOS') is based of BSD - Berkeley systems Unix - which itself of course uses the Unix directory structure as does Linux.

So yes - they are almost identical file structure wise (though of course the filesystems are entirely different). Not entirely sure why you used > instead of just typing /home/.steam/Steamapps/Common/KerbalSpaceProgram/GameData but oh well.
The > operator is an output Redirection operation.