The data is game specific, not operating system specific. Note that to the best of my knowledge, all addons, whether or not they're made for windows, should work by using the method above. Star wars: empire at war air wars mod This mod adds Tie Fighter and Tie Bombers to the Empire in land combat, and it adds X-Wings, A-Wings, and Y-Wings to. I would pick one good addon that does what you want (for me, that was AEM, which is the only one I've tried and works great). Star wars: empire at war absolute enhancement mod This mod adds all types of new units to the Empire side, including Nebulon B frigates, Venator Cruisers, and an Assault Frigate. Also, be advised that mixing add-ons is very, very bad and will almost always render the application unusable. BUT be sure to back up your Data folder first in case this doesn't work. Once you have done this, simply drag and drop these files into the Empire at war 'Data' folder. If you were to click that folder and it were to contain several folders along with some random files, that's what you want). Open the addon folder to the part that contains the majority of the files/folders it needs (for instance, if you were to click on 'cool addon' and that opens up to one folder labeled something like 'contents' or something, click that folder. There was one person who claimed to have some mods working on his mac, but again, I have no idea how he installed them.Īfter trying many different things, I finally figured out a way to make it work:

I have searched for hours and come up with nothing.

Others say that you won't find any mac-specific mods because most are cross compatible, but I have no idea how to install them. I tried making one, copying it directly to the Data directory, but nothing worked. Some people who have it on both windows and mac seem to think that it has the same folders, etc., but I have not been able to find any kind of mod folder. I have been looking all night, forever, and here is what I have come up with:

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