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Take a screenshot of files inside GameData/ and GameData/base/.

Custom folder path works fine (I have it so). What's shown in Details? Try to run the launcher with admin rights.

Did you try to rename? It cannot find the file at all but it exists. Did you put the file in the correct folder? Could you also try to put the file into a pk3 file (it's a zip file). Try with and without "lib-" prefix.

Could you try this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vryu7ahlhmu7bk6/libjampgamearm.so?dl=1 The "lib" prefix should stay, but if it fails then remove it.

Unfortunately we did not make arm binaries on the latest release.

You can use the launcher via mono: Installation & Troubleshooting Guide

Hello. It's a version mismatch error. You suppose to have v1.4.4 of the game.

Not MBII, but Jedi Academy itself. You said it was picky so you know it showed an error in the console what exactly you did wrong - you could try to just fix it by reading the message. For kids that love big numbers in creating audio files: Sound problems - Modding Assistance - JKHub

No idea, so I am asking you to show how you start each of the games.

That's what's missing in the MBII loading log. I guess MBII forces to use local dir for executing? Could you show startup parameters for vanilla and for MBII?

cg_dynamicCrosshair 0, actually. Your way works because of autocompletion. About dynamic crosshair: Source: Cvars suggestion :)) You better leave cg_dynamicCrosshair enabled to have a proper aiming experience. It's better to create an overriding pk3 file with the same texture file and its path...

Just after loading into menu, do /condump log.txt It should be saved into ./base or something.

mme_worldShader "shaderName" Try with build-in shaders: mme_worldShader "mme/green". P.S.: hope Bambi is alright now.

It's not the full log, it does not start with "OpenJK-MP: v1.0.1.0 linux-i386 Jan 21 2017".

Show the log when you are loading the vanilla game, please.

You are not loading assets0-3 files from "base" folder. That's where the original game is. Make sure you have them copied over.

Set cg_chatBox to 0. That cvar represents time in milliseconds of how long the chat box will stay visible since the last message.

And that's what he said. None of devs actually have seen what engine was running, how it was started, what config it was using. Too many unknown variables. So that his statement is not confirmed. But I am not also saying that he is wrong - just no confirmed. He seemed messed up with jasp and...

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