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Remove referenced file ("...cgamei386.so"). Or right-click on that file => Properties => uncheck "read only" => OK. Or right-click on "...Jedi Academy"=> Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Or start Launcher as admin.

Lower your graphics settings. Use forum search. Technical Issue - Constant Crashing - Help me please! [SOLVED] - MBII closes after i join a server? [SOLVED] - (Repeat): Z_Malloc(): Failed to alloc 1048576 bytes (TAG_TEMP_WORKSPACE) !!!!!

Engine: jamp Also, it's pretty strange that path points to "D:\New folder\..." Shouldn't it be "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy\GameData", should it?

Well, most Mac users who experienced similar problems solved by methods I've already mentioned, repairing installation and resetting to defaults. The last thing I can do is cast @kikili and @redsaurus. They are most powerful Mac users, maybe they can help you. As I said before, most people who...

I believe that's ok. Most Mac users launch MB2 with JKJALaunch, for some time I even thought that MBII Launcher can't launch game on Mac at all. Not a lot. Try moving whole MBII folder and both launchers into: ~/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy Tilde (~) is your home directory, i.e...

Then repeat again what you did, maybe after that you will be able to play longer. Also check is there some software running at same time as you're playing, and shut it down. There were similar reports about crashes on mac before, no fixes so far except repairing installation and resetting...

Try this: MBII => Setup => Defaults => OK. Still crashes? MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

There is nothing confusing to use Mono, both guides have a information about how to do it. Alternatively, you can install Movie Battles from .zip package, it's also described in Installation Guide. You can download an archive from here, both torrent and "server" from google drive can be used...

No. I doubt there are any servers those still run 1.3.2. You need 1.4. Just read guides by links in my previous posts. You know, I put them there for a reason. Download Mono, download MBII Launcher, start MBII Launcher via Mono, install Movie Battles by clicking "Install" in the Launcher. If...

I hope you are aware that 1.3.1 isn't latest MBII version? You need to download 1.4. Use these guides: Installation & Troubleshooting Guide [Guide] Mac Installation

Then you probably have a software that interfering unpacking of uix86.dll and causes jamp to crash; maybe an antivirus or game recording software. Launcher - [Windows 8.1] VM_Create on UI failed error

Sounds like a typical corporative bullshit that always makes me puke. I don't like corporations, and their so-called "corporative culture" which, in fact, is nothing more than a corporate fascism. I don't want this stuff become a thing in mb2 universe, to many things are already poisoned. Just...

So... are you saying that you've deleted file "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\uix86.dll", then launched MBII with jamp and "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\uix86.dll" wasn't created? If you are, that clearly means there is not enough access rights for jamp.exe. Right click on "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII"...

Well, I think I can repost what I've posted in other thread: fffs are you trolling or are you serious?... Because I hope you're trolling, really... Don't you think that this is simply is not your business, what server does run what map? They have a right to do what they want until they do...

Were you able to run jamp in the past? If you did, when did you start experience problem? What were changed between last successful launch and first unsuccessful? New settings, drivers, software? Try this: Delete uix86.dll from "Jedi Academy\GameData", "Jedi Academy\GameData\base", and from...