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How Do you get downloads to work
How Do you get downloads to work such as levels?
P.S. I have a Mac Regards Mythris |
I'm not familiar with how Mac levels workl, but I don't think they'd work with a Mac.
But anyway, make sure that you download the level from the downloads section, and put it in the same directory as Jazz.exe. That's how it you do it with the full version on a Windows. It might work :) |
Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Macinstosh dosen't support custom levels. You'll have to get a Windows computer and buy Jazz Jackrabbit 2 for Windows and put it on the Windows computer.
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It dosen't. It does not come with JCS and the levels are in a different format. I am pretty sure they are .lev files.
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OK well how do you choose custom levels when making a new game on the server
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JJ2 for Mac DOES support custom levels. JCS is not packaged with JJ2 for Mac because it was not ported to PPC.
Simply put any downloaded levels into the "Data" folder in your JJ2 folder, and they should appear on homecooked levels after that, and you can host them. If there are any .it, .mod, or .s3m files, put them in the "Music" folder. Quote:
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Mac sucks anyway.
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Not that you're exactly one to give them.
@Odin: Shup, at least my computer's OS isn't a clone. |
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If you want to make a server game what do tou put under gamename
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Just whatever name you like that you think will make people want to join your server.
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Yeh and now vista is copying all the naems from osx and the look of it onoes
I win :) |
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