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I found another OSX related problem. The relative path to the bg2ee executable is wrong (line 2430 in EET.tp2). I changed line 2430 to OUTER_SPRINT exec ~./BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition~ and setup-EET installs without warning. In the setup-EET.debug file following lines are found: Copying and patching 1 file ... [./BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition] loaded, 15079584 bytes ./BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition copied to EET/backup/0/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition, 15079584 bytes Copied [./BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition] to [./BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/BaldursGateIIEnhancedEdition] Hopefully this is intended. Another problem with setup-END: /bin/sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `'' /bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file /bin/sh: ./setup-EET: No such file or directory Copying 1 file ... Copying and patching 1 file ... Copying and patching 1 file ... Appending to files ... Copying and patching 1 file ... SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED EET end - last mod in install order Press ENTER to exit. No idea what causes this. EET can be played anyway.

In the directory with the osx weidu executable yon will find a folder bin/osx with 4 executables without execution flags. They have to be changed too: chmod +x ffmpeg lua tile2ee tileconv If you are using the latest MacOS version Sierra both "tile2ee" and "tileconv" will not run because they are packed with a binary packer named "upx" unsupported in Sierra. They have to be unpacked first. upx -d tile2ee upx -d tileconv The upx tool itself can be installed via a package manager like "brew" (https://brew.sh/)