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  1. Folder That Contains Game Doesn't Open Correctly Mac Download
  2. Folder That Contains Game Doesn't Open Correctly Mac Download
  3. Folder That Contains Game Doesn't Open Correctly Macbook Pro

Here's the issue, I am currently trying to intall a mod for a video game I run on my Macbook Pro through the Steam App. The game is called 'KSP'. I would need to open the software files contained within the game in order to install the mod. There are a lot of people online saying that this is where I should go to find the code files for my game:


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/Macintosh HD/Users/[your_user_name]/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/KSP


The problem here is that when I go into my user folder, I do not see a 'Library' folder under my [your_user_name] folder.

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There is also a second possibility. Perhaps that information I recieved was wrong, and I am actually to search under these folders:


/Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/KSP


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But the issue here is that the 'Steam' folder doesn't exist under the 'Application Support' folder.


Am I missing somgthing here, or do these folders simply not exist? Was the SteamApp not correctly intalled? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!


{I am currently running Lion 10.7.5}

MacBook Pro (13-inch Early 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.5)

Folder That Contains Game Doesn't Open Correctly Macbook Pro

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