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Not strange, cause you was supposed to execute this line: cd /Users/MY NAME/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy\ MP; mono ./MBIILauncherLIN.exe But actually tried executing this: /Users/MY NAME/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy\ MP/MBIILauncherLIN.exe It's not possible to run...

Yes. Not yet. MBII Launcher will install Movie Battles to "/Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy MP". After that, JKJALaunch should be downloaded to that folder. And make sure you actually have Jedi Academy installed. Make sure you can play it without issues.

Mmm... rename "Jedi Academy" to "Jedi Academy MP" and try again.

So, have you tried creating that folder ("/Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy") by yourself, and that complete all other steps? Not having that folder isn't really a problem. Just make it manually. For some reason I think it should be "Jedi Academy" and not "Jedi Academy...

That's already wrong. Never say such phrases, no matter which software you're trying to get support for. You must describe as detailed as possible what steps did you take and what output did you get. How exactly it "not worked"? Any error messages? Post direct quotations, screenshots. Do NOT...

No they aren't >_< Goliath AI uses.... aimbots?

lol this guy isn't in {BG} Here is the one you meant: @Bossk

I agree with @ent. Downloading random executable files from Internet may be harmful, unless you know what you're doing. But if you decide to do it anyway, check such files here: VirusTotal - Free Online Virus, Malware and URL Scanner , at least. Even though suspicious files can be verified, an...

But it's obvious that asking on forums about things you can easily check by yourself doesn't make a lot of sense. And OP did that twice in the row. While those packages may not be a source of the problem, it's still necessary to get rid of them all and perform any testing only on default...

Launch file "Jedi Academy\GameData\Play_MBII_CustomOJK.bat".

Remove all custom stuff, leave only base game files and see if problem persists. Not sure what are you waiting for.

Would be nice if you use search before posting. Search Results for Query: 0000065434 | Movie Battles II Community Move Jedi Academy and Movie Battles to default Steam folder, OR Switch to MBII Client: MBII Launcher => Settings => uncheck "Steam integration" (skip if there's no such checkbox) =>...

Then temporary remove Penekepack, change graphics settings, turn off broadsword and see when happen after that. Obvious. Try switching engine to MBII Client. Also try: MBII Launcher => Settings => Set custom launch parameter => +developer 1 => Play. Wait till the error occurs, then: Open a...

Yes, proceed.

I don't understand what are you saying, but your installation is still in wrong folder, "C:\Users\Sony Vaio\Documents\STAR WARS JEDI ACADEMY" *facepalm* You can leave it as is, if you really want to. Is Intel your only videocard? If it is, I've got some bad news for ya. Intel graphics causes...

Why the hell did you install Jedi Academy in Desktop folder?! Programs are supposed to be inside of "C:\Program files" (or on any other drive, but still in "Program Files"). I recommend you reinstall JA and MBII to "Program files". Anywhore, MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging"...

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Do you have same "run launcher as admin" error, do what I already suggested, and post what happens then: Right click on "C:\GOG Games\Jedi Academy\GameData\mbii.x86.exe" => Properties => Unblock => OK. Still cannot reproduce it. Your config + MBII Client = works fine for me. Though obviously...

If jamp doesn't work with that same error ("Z_Free(): Corrupt zone header!"), read my previous post and try the things I suggested once again. Close MBII Launcher, shut down all Steam windows. Start Launcher and try launching MBII via jamp. Reboot your computer. If even after rebooting you get...

You can simply use MBII Client instead of jamp: MBII Launcher => Settings => Engine => MBII Client => Play. This error usually occurs when content of original jasp.exe is launched instead of jamp.exe. Important: in Task Manager it will be jasp.exe either way, due how Steam do things. Both, MBII...