I posted the technical issue of this to Mac forum (the fact that I'm downloading an app store game that used to have a application support folder, but doesn't anymore.) Someone commented and said that they believe that newer versions of Mac apps are sandboxed into the single app file and no longer have outside support.
HOWEVER, I did find some interesting information. Yes, I've checked that and I've searched my computer top to bottom.ģ. Might have tried to join some custom servers that I don't have all of the contents for.Ģ. However, if I try to join an online server in MP, it goes to the join screen and just continuously counts up, but never actually joins. Yes, Jedi Academy opens without issue and the single player version works perfectly. Neither answer opens the Launcher's Window.ġ. Start MBII Launcher by opening a terminal and typing:Ĭorrect.Where is my Home Library Folder in El Capitan? | Official Apple Support Communities I can't find the Library folder | Official Apple Support Communities Why can't i see "Library" in home folder | Official Apple Support Communities How to view the ~/Library folder in Mavericks and Yosemiteġ0.7: Un-hide the User Library folder - Mac OS X Hints If you can't see Library folder, read this: If folder doesn't exist, create it by yourself. Place MBIILauncher.exe inside this folder: "/Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy" and NOT inside "/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy".Do NOT retell it.Īnyway, this is what you're supposed to do: How exactly it "not worked"? Any error messages? Post direct quotations, screenshots.
You must describe as detailed as possible what steps did you take and what output did you get. Never say such phrases, no matter which software you're trying to get support for.
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