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Yeah, admin rights... maybe jamp has them, and jampDed hasn't, and that's why jampDed failed to unpack dll. @kim2004114, in addition to what I already suggested, you should also try this: Right click on jampDed.exe => Properties => Compatibility => check Run this program as an Administrator =>...

That's weird o_O Anyhow, try this: Create a new .bat file in Jedi Academy\GameData. Open that file and write this: openjkded.x86 +set dedicated 2 +set fs_game mbii +exec server.cfg +set net_port 29070 +logfile 1 +developer 1 Run that .bat file. Post a new screenshot of server console.

Weird. Are you sure your results are stable? Do you spend enough time for testing? Do you use same conditions (server, settings...) for testing? Then try this: open Steam Library, Properties. Switch "Enable Steam overlay while in-game" to opposite value. Run mb2 using Steam again. I'm not sure...

Damn. OK, let's try some voodoo. Do what you did before: And make sure you don't have any other software in background. Movie Battles only.

o_O You mean you got bad framerate even when you run game via Steam, with MBII Launcher off, not loaded?

Then I guess now you know how to fix it... :) MBII Launcher was updated recently, so maybe this new version provokes frame dropping somehow.

'corrupt zone header' occurs when single-player executable is used to play MBII. If MBII Launcher starts wrong .exe, maybe it's because it couldn't rename files because they were locked by Steam. Try this: Shutdown everything related to Steam. Exit MBII Launcher. Start MBII Launcher, click Play...

Now try running game using MBII Launcher. What about framerate? Then run MBII Launcher once again, but don't start MB using Play button; start game using Steam. Check framerate again.

Now, when your framerate is normal, how do you run the game? Same way or now you use Steam and before that you used MBII Launcher?

Try this: Close MBII Launcher. Right click on Jedi Academy in your Steam Library and select Properties. You should see a button labeled Set Launch Options. Select that, and in the text field copy and paste +set fs_game "MBII". Whenever you start Jedi Academy Multiplayer through Steam it will...

Try running game without Steam integration. Try running game without MBII Launcher (using Steam). Did you tried renaming your config to reset a settings?

I dunno what's happened, saberists don't look overpowered for now. That's all I care about. The only gunner class which looks underpowered is droid, but this is not related to jedi, since all classes are stronger than droids. You already said that I think you're a jedi nerfer, I only confirmed...

Wrong. That's how your shortcut should looks like:

Right click on file Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\rgb.cfg Properties Uncheck "Read only" OK If there is no such file: Launch Notepad Paste: red 0 green 0 blue 0 Save as Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\rgb.cfg [SOLVED] - RGB.cfg not found, can't update vars | Movie Battles II Community Bug regarding...

I didn't get what do you mean. Port forwarding itself doesn't increase traffic, but if you host a server you should understand that it will consume some traffic, that's obvious. Also some ISP requires an additional pay for opening port on their NAT, for a "white" IP address, for a static IP...

No. Your server must be able to accept incoming connections. If you aren't behind a NAT/router/proxy, you no need to forward anything, but if you are, NAT simply won't let data go to your server. In case you use router to Internet, but your friends are physically connected to same router, i. e...

Hashes look fine. Maybe you did reboot your computer?... Anyway, it's good it's working now, but if issues return it wouldn't be easy to find a solution.

If those Rebels are so fearless, if they like being forced to adapt their gameplay so much, why they not suggest to nerf gunners instead of jedi? Would be much logical, don't you think? Laughable? Let me tell you what is laughable. Laughable is when hide your true colors in the shadow of some...

Did you perform everything that I suggested? But it should. Use said you can run Movie Battles using JAMP, but jamp also uses 32-bit library from mb2 packages. And is your jamp 64-bit? Anyway, try this: Download https://builds.openjk.org/openjk-2016-01-11-4ad9ed4a-windows.zip Extract...

Open file Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\MBII.pk3 using WinRAR or WinZIP Extract file jampgamex86.dll to Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII directory. If overwrite prompt appear, click Yes. Extract file jampgamex86.dll to Jedi Academy\GameData directory. If overwrite prompt appear, click Yes. i. e. you need...