Technical Issue The servers don't show.

[Gunner Man Shepherd]

When I tried to get onto MBII, it wouldn't let me and now whenever I go to MBII Client and click launch it say's there was a problem launching Movie Battles II, try to run launcher on admin. Even when it does that it doesn't work!

 

[DoctorClack]

I have this problem as well but no matter what I do it still doesn't work it just says 'There was a problem trying to launch movie battles'

 

[Puppytine]

Are you running XP, aren't you?
The problem is mbii.x86.exe was build with target that did not include Windows XP, and MajorOperatingSystemVersion field of optional header of exe file is equals 6, which stands for Vista.
I've uploaded patched version of mbii.x86.exe to attachment of this message, download it and replace your file in Program Files\JediAcademy\GameData folder.
If you don't want to use it, patch mbii by yourself. You'll need some application like PE Tools or any similar, or even HEX-editor, if you familiar with Win32 PE format. Corresponding field should be changed to '5'.

IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER structure (Windows)
https://www.virustotal.com/ru/file/...a434a7aa900fdc3cde082aef7f85922c29c/analysis/

 

[DoctorClack]

I use windows 8.1

 

[Puppytine]

I use windows 8.1

Try run a game without launcher, using Windows console:
C:\Program Files\JediAcademy\GameData\mbii.x86.exe +set fs_game "MBII"

If there would be an error message, post it to this thread.

 

[DoctorClack]

Part of my problem is that I don't have the mbii.x86.exe in the folder.

 

[Puppytine]

Part of my problem is that I don't have the mbii.x86.exe in the folder.

Repair your installation using launcher.

 

[DoctorClack]

I think my antivirus removed it for some reason.

 

[Puppytine]

I think my antivirus removed it for some reason.

You still need repair your installation in order to play using mbii client. Also you need to place mbii.x86.exe into exceptions list of your antivirus.

 

[DoctorClack]

I have repaired my installation and it still doesn't work.

 

[Puppytine]

I have repaired my installation and it still doesn't work.

What do you mean by saying that? Do you still have no mbii.x86.exe? Or you have, but there's an error when you tried to run it? What exactly error?
Please provide as much info as you can. We can't help you until we have some valuable data about your issues.

 

[DoctorClack]

Yes, I still have no mbii.x86.exe even if I use the repair option.

 

[Puppytine]

Yes, I still have no mbii.x86.exe even if I use the repair option.

Check "Enable logging" in MBLauncher settings, then repair again.
Go to C:\Program Files\JediAcademy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs, upload logs to forum.

 

[DoctorClack]

Check "Enable logging" in MBLauncher settings, then repair again.
Go to C:\Program Files\JediAcademy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs, upload logs to forum.

So shall I post a picture of my logs folder?

 

[Puppytine]

So shall I post a picture of my logs folder?

Whaaat?
You should zip your logs folder and upload zip file as attachment of a message (button 'Upload a File).

 

[DoctorClack]

Here

 

[Puppytine]

Here

Well, log shows that file wasn't found, then it have been downloaded, then it wasn't found again.
You should really set up your antivirus or disable it completely. Then repair again and launch mbii.x86.exe.

 

[Gunner Man Shepherd]

I believe I had the same antivirus problem so I chose to forget about it and I didn't even notice there was an allow option!

 

[Gunner Man Shepherd]

Finally got it working but now I can't see any servers!

 

[Puppytine]

Finally got it working but now I can't see any servers!

Set Source: Internet in server list window.

Pick some ip: port from server list, open console by pressing Shift + ~ (aka Shift + `), type

/connect ip: port

press Enter.
What will happen? If there's error message, make a screenshot and post it here.