# Mac

### How to Install Gimhook

Gimhook desktop is the way you will run your mods, but it has several things that you need to download for it to work. Install all of the items listed below:

&#x20;<https://nodejs.org/en/download>&#x20;

<https://git-scm.com/downloads>&#x20;

After those have been installed, open the command prompt and navigate to a folder that is not in iCloud Drive. You can do this by typing `cd <folder path here` . Then, run the command `git clone` [`https://github.com/gimhook/gimhook.git`](https://github.com/gimhook/gimhook.git) . Now, type the following command: `bash ./scripts/build.sh/.`. Gimhook is now installed!

### How to Install a Mod

Open up Git Bash, and use `cd path_here` to get to the gimhook folder. Then, run the command `bash ./scripts/run.sh --debug-mode`. This will launch the Gimhook app, and you will be prompted to log in. Once you log in, you need the code for the mod you want to run. Visit the [GimForge mods](/gimforge-mods/enhanced-movement.md) section to see which mods are available for use. Once you copy a mod's code, go to the side of the screen, where there is a weird sidebar with a bunch of code-looking stuff. At the top, there are a few tabs. One of them is named console. Click on that. Then, click on the creative games button (left side of the screen). Now you have to be very fast for this step. Click on the creative map you want to load and then paste your code into the sidebar on the right as fast as possible. If you were fast enough, when the game loads, test your mod. Depending on which mod you installed, the mod should run correctly!


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