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Download all three files to "Jedi Academy\GameData": http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/MBIILauncher.exe http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/AutoUpdate.exe http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/MBII_Patcher.dll 3 files, not 1, not 2. To GameData, not to any other directory.

If MBIILauncher.exe does disappear from your GameData folder, it means you must configure or completely shut down your anti-virus. btw, MBIILauncher.exe must be placed into "Jedi Academy\GameData", not any other folder. Do not keep it in Downloads or Desktop. You must move the file from...

It's in the tray, not in the taskbar. Windows XP users have no problem with that, AFAIK same for Win 7 and Win 8. But I heard there are some issues with system tray on Windows 10, but that's your choice, using that <controversial> OS; be patient and I find an analog of the system tray, MBII...

Hey, what's about buckwheat?

hmmm previously this thread was called "[Request]Lana Beniko/SWTOR Sith Saber Hilt" Modification & Media I guess OP decided to show us a middle finger and quietly renamed the topic.

Launcher display MBII version incorrectly. Are you sure you still have 1.5.1.1? What version is displayed at Movie Battles loading screen? Do you see any servers in server list? Are you able to join them without getting kicked with "Version mismatch..." error?

Delete these folders: Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\AppData\Local\Movie_Battles_Team Go to Windows Control Panel => Programs, find a section about .NET Framework. Switch off .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.5. Then, turn .NET 1.1, 2.0 and 3.5 on.

Are you sure you have all three files in GameData? Maybe license agreement dialog, that popups every first time Launcher is started, is displayed in wrong way. Try alt-tabbing to make it visible.

Delete all the instances of the Launcher you have, from all folders. Download and place into "Jedi Academy\GameData": http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/MBIILauncher.exe http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/AutoUpdate.exe http://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/MBII_Patcher.dll Download...

I humbly considered that any kind binary hacks are too hard to implement for regular or even advanced user and they (hacks) do fall under "nothing can be done" category.

Yeah, I wanted to write it's needed to set 100 or whatever you want instead of 80 but get distracted. But if it's not working, that means it's blocked by developers and there's nothing that can be done about this. But try setting lower values first; they really must work. If they don't, that...

In server config: seta g_MinMBPoints "80"

I believe developers don't support adding any goofy/just for kicks/parody characters in Movie Battles, and I can agree with that. This is supposed to be a serious mod with canonical characters in the roster. Darth Jar Jar, Ben Swolo, Matt the Radar Technician, Shrek etc belong to third-party...

It's said it's script for a software called AutoHotkey.

Shut down your anti-virus. Restart the launcher. Restart a computer.

MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

It doesn't matter do you spam it or not, it freezes input until script is over. Since there are 6 calls to /wait in that script, each of them has 20 as an arguments, user input will be blocked to something like a 20 x 6 = 120 milliseconds. But it depends on the performance of your hardware...

Activating cycle thing will freeze input from mouse and keyboard for a duration of the cycle, you will be defenseless until script is done. This is not very useful. This whole 'Rainbow script' topic was discussed numerous times on these forums, and the proper solution is to use third-party...

Nowhere. Improved QEffects is Windows executable, .dll file, which can be run only in Microsoft® Windows® operating system, or in emulator of Microsoft® Windows® operating system. macOS has its own file format for programs. You need a mac build of Improved QEffects, which doesn't exist.