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I have removed this as it suggest a method which skips several security checks. Please use the MBII Cross Platform updater which is secure.

It is true that there is a post summer dip that we see in player numbers every year. It is also true that this is differnt. It is diffucult to accuratly determine why without any actual data to work from. I believe there are a number of factors at play here and it is too simplistic to put it...

We had a discussion about it, and I set out the terms on which it could happen very clearly. You have yet to agree to them. You got this from the horses mouth, so I dont know how you can claim any confusion what so ever. and i went on to clarify Dismissing? I offered him a team position...

You are not being "stonewalled". You have an exceedingly generous offer that even has a pathway to your work becoming official over time. What you would like to do, is to take advantage of our infrastructure, and bandwidth and not allow other MBII Servers parity, even with the offer of allowing...

This is pure BS. Everyone cares. No one currently on the dev team is here for Internet points, I can think of two that were and neither lasted long. The rest of us have given up literally years of our free time because we care.

Everything on the patcher is up to date and working, including as far as I know Linux.

No idea. Presumably those are fixed in newer versions of the mod.

https://moviebattles.fandom.com/wiki/Installation_%26_Troubleshooting_Guide#Linux_Installation

A couple of notes on holding old versions. First, most will only work on Windows hosts or Linux jampded. Trying to load with OpenJK on Linux will crash. Almost all old versions have a critical smod bug that was being exploited in the wild. SMOD could be tricked into allowing full rcon access...

I think Hessu had a list of bug fixes which is much more reasonable in scope than this.

Why not this poll? Another sabering poll We fix forward rather than going backwards to the problems of the past.

Any feedback on this? Still broken?

I've had another go, Think the last one might have failed and I didnt notice as i compiled it using WSL, this one is natively compiled using ubuntu.

Thia is definetly not set up right as it has found 0 Pk3s

Here is an experimental compile of the mbii client for linux. Please let me know if it works or not. I will push it out for all users if it works well.

The open source project is entirely seperate from MBII, but since no one seems to be doing it, I will build it and push it out asap.

The guide is broadly correct except there is no longer a manual installation option. The specific steps required will vary from distro to distro but are basically: Add x86 libs to the OS Install dotnet core 6 Install JKA files Use crossplatform patcher to download MBII Run the provided mbii.i386...

The Linux installation guide gives the correct steps, except I believe you will need dotnet 6 not 3.1. Installation & Troubleshooting Guide

R20.0.04 This hotfix focuses primarily on issues reported over the past few weeks regarding JAMP crashes. Most of these were specific to vehicle and npc code. General Fix: NPCs or Droidekas causing JAMP users to crash. Fix: Fixed model dismemberment issue by correcting bone rotation handling...

Intel integrated graphics?