

Select the new folder, it will be added to the list.Click on the "STEAM LIBRARY FOLDERS" button in the Downloads page.Click on the "Downloads" tab in Preferences.

I made one called "Steam Games" at the root of my big drive. Create a symbolic link in this folder pointing to the place you moved the SteamApps folder to:.Open up Terminal and change to the Steam folder by typing:.Move the ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/ folder to wherever you want it to be.If you really want to keep game data out of your home directory, you can make a symbolic link at ~/Library/Application Support/SteamApps/ pointing to somewhere else on your disk, perhaps in /Users/Shared/. Save files are kept elsewhere in your home directory, depending on the game. It's safe to exclude ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/ from your backups since no user data is kept there, only the game installs. Because of this, it's not really possible (or a good idea) to trick Steam into putting the game data in /Applications/ instead. It does this because different games may have different directory structures-unfortunately, not all Mac games come in neatly-packaged app bundles. When you install a game, Steam places it in ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/ and creates an alias in ~/Applications/ which you can use to launch the game.
