Launcher MBII launcher won't start with Mono.

[TheUberLord]

Hello.

I am having some issues with the launcher. I go into terminal, and write the command to start/install the launcher through Mono (~/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe), but it comes up with this:

-bash: /Users/myname/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy: is a directory

Cannot open assembly './MBIILauncher.exe': No such file or directory.

Yes, the launcher was placed in the correct folder.

Please help me, I am desperate to play this mod.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Supa]

What version of Jedi Academy are you running? Retail or Steam?

 

[TheUberLord]

What version of Jedi Academy are you running? Retail or Steam?

Steam

 

[Supa]

And you typed this exactly?

~/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

 

[TheUberLord]

~/Library/Application/Support/Jedi Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

Yes, I did.

 

[Noob]

If the launcher doesn't work for you, why not try manually installing?

Installation & Troubleshooting Guide

Star Wars: Movie Battles II v1.3.2 Full download

 

[Puppytine]

Yes, I did.

Did you try to type this exactly?

~/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

If the launcher doesn't work for you, why not try manually installing?

"That's not the Jedi way. It must run."
MBII Launcher is extremely useful for detecting and repairing broken installations.

@TheUberLord, I think you'll find native mac launcher more suitable for launching game. Just check link @Noob posted.

 

[Supa]

Try this

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

 

[Jeob]

Easiest thing instead of writing is just to drag the file(=MBiilauncher.exe) into the terminal window, the computer will give you the correct directory path of the file.

So you write mono, space bar, drag the launher into the window, press enter. That's how I use the launcher.