If you get the error mentioned in Step 6, you have a few options for fixing it.

There's a small chance it might throw an error here: Could not load file or assembly '.' Personally, I got this error from installing the 'xinput' dll with Wineskin by accident.

If the tool boots up properly, it should offer to create 2 files 360ce.ini and xinput1_3.dll.

This should launch the 60 configuration tool.

Then, click 'Choose Setup Executable' and navigate to the 60ce.exe file you unwrapped earlier.

Once Wineskin is booted, choose 'Install Software' from the main menu.

Right-click on the Stardew Valley wrapper (it should be a chicken icon if you haven't changed anything) and choose 'Show Package Contents.' From there, double-click on the Wineskin icon to boot Wineskin up.

Unwrap it to an easily accessible directory (the unwrapped file should called 60ce.exe) I used the most recent version of the TattieBogle 360Controller driver ( ), and can confirm it works with a third-party Rock Candy controller.

Make sure your X-Box controller generally works with your Mac.

Download the Stardew Valley wrapper, if you haven't already, and follow all the listed steps to get Stardew Valley successfully running on your Mac.

Stardew Valley Mac Wrapper X-Box Controller Guide (thanks /u/Panx, /u/c99koder, and /u/moonwalkinonthesun!)

Now you can close down the Wineskin app and launch the game as you would any other by double-clicking the wrapper.

After you confirm that Stardew Valley can be run properly, you can 'Quit Game' and close this 'Wineskin Advanced' window.

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