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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 Launcher and Steam handles renaming in order to run game properly, but in case those people who posted logs...

MBII Launcher => Settings => Engine => MBII Client => Play. If game still crashes, copy full log here.

I'm just saying that there is nothing wrong with servers' policy itself. There are different servers running different maps, not just dotf, but it seems that people tend to play on dotf. Also, even though I was answering to your post, in fact I was more addressing to @Iscandar. My point is that...

So, in fact, your problem isn't that there are no servers playing maps other than dotf (because there *are* such servers). Your problem is that people tend not to play on those servers, keep hanging on dotf instead. Are you understand that this not the same? Having a right to set into rotation...

Oh and "AMD's Gaming Evolved Raptr App" may be a reason of this error: [SOLVED] - "AMD's Gaming Evolved Raptr App" cause for the error "VM_Create on UI failed" with JAMP and Steam Also, right-click on "Jedi Academy"=> Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including...

I see no reason to remove it. Abusive admins just will use some other command, that's all. And good admins will have less tools to use, why they should be a collateral victims? So commands aren't a problem, but people who abuse them are. This cannot be cured by technical solution. Also, mute...

There is a thread with discussion of similar issue, though it provides same solution: [SOLVED] - Lag everytime someone connects That could be a problem, since GLDirect is software that emulates OpenGL via DirectX. It's discontinued, and I'm not sure about performance GLDirect can provide. I...

Oh no, here we go again. You already made a thread of complaints about "dotf only" servers, and now you decided to hijack this topic with same stuff? Enforcing Rules for Server Owners Since When Were Victims Banned? It have been already discussed. Server owners have a right to decide what maps...

It was @thebiggerboat3 who first mentioned that game recording software can cause this issue. I was pointing that out few times in my posts. @Noob send me a pm, explaining that AMD drivers are preventing mb2 from working. Anyhow, it's great that you actually found a source of that problem...

Yes! Now there is a thread about the very same issue, and it said that AMD gaming evolved is a problem: [SOLVED] - "AMD's Gaming Evolved Raptr App" cause for the error "VM_Create on UI failed" with JAMP and Steam I believe that this is you who posted that thread, but in case it weren't you, I...

MBII Launcher => Settings => Engine => MBII Client => Play.

Well, if uix86.dll actually *did* appear in "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" after you delete it, and there is no uix86.dll in "Jedi Academy\GameData" and "Jedi Academy\GameData\base", that's neither lack of access rights nor mismatched library version. Try lower graphics settings. Try resetting...

I hope you understand that current version is 1.4.1? V1.4.1 Update Released! You need to update it somehow. I recommend you to use MBII Launcher with Mono. Also you'd better use JKJALaunch to start MBII, and not picking mod from base JA menu. To configure JKJALaunch, launch it holding Shift...

Losing a programmer is always bad news... But anybody has a right for retirement. I can only say thank you, and goodbye!

I don't understand what you are saying. What do you cannot see? Anyway, you just need jamp to be able create files inside "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII". If jamp doesn't unpack "uix86.dll" to that folder, that's probably because there is not enough permissions, or because some other software...

Right-click on "Jedi Academy"=> Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Delete file "uix86.dll" from these folders: "Jedi Academy\GameData" "Jedi Academy\GameData\base" "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" Start MBII Launcher, change engine to jamp...

MBII Launcher => Settings => Engine => MBII Client => Play. OR: Delete file "uix86.dll" from these folders: "Jedi Academy\GameData" "Jedi Academy\GameData\base" "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" Start MBII Launcher, set engine to jamp, click Play What happens now? Did file uix86.dll have appeared...

Open server list Open console by pressing Shift + ~ (aka Shift + `) Make a screenshot, post it here What do you mean? What exactly happens when you're trying connecting via console? Don't say it doesn't work, provide details, as much as possible.