These are both demos for Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Mysteries of the Sith. The installers for the demos are 16-bit only, so I have taken the liberty of repackaging them as a. I advise you to use my JK "unofficial patches" to get the game working again:Īlso, if you weren't already using those, you may care to try installing this wrapper again after you do so because it's possible that the wrapper works better with it (since I used patched JK in all of my testing). Note that the game may still not run, not because of this wrapper or its settings or files, but simply because the game isn't very compatible with modern Windows out of the box and you may've forgotten what you did to get it running in the first place. Maybe the other files were the problem. Try uninstalling the game again, deleting your Jedi Knight game folder and then re-installing the game. It only removes entries specific to JK that should be added back when you re-install the game. reg file that you imported shouldn't mess up the registry. If anyone knows a definitive way to set it back, that would be nice. I reinstalled the application and it was still broken. It just sits idle in the background when run. Well, I chose to follow the instructions, and now I messed up the registry with the. * Verify that you have a subfolder named Music with track files named Track12.ogg (JK) or Track02.ogg (MotS). If you still don't have music, perform the following steps, preferably checking music after each one: dll files to your game folder, overwriting any that are already there. You can, however, also use these instructions to get music working from the hard drive in the retail release.Ĭopy the five. This is primarily for the GOG and Steam releases of these games, since its their compatibility settings that interfere with the wrapper. Unfortunately, with newer builds of Windows that haven't been tested with the games' installed compatibility settings, that wrapper can stop working and the result is a loss of music. dll file) to translate the game's calls to play the CD tracks into calls to play the. ogg files and then supply a wrapper (a special. The modern, CD-less solution, used by resellers like GOG and Steam, is to rip the tracks to. This package bundles the best wrappers and known fixes to help get music working in both games.įor reference, both games used CD Audio for their music tracks.
For Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II and Mysteries of the Sith (1997-98) by LucasArts
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