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The basics should take you about half a year to get down, less if you are already familiar with other languages of a related paradigm to an advanced extent; after that, you should tackle some project that fits the other half year (or more) you have. That's at least what I'd do. And that could be any...

So in other words, to check out custom campaigns, you can just either copy stuff into the app or make sure the appropriate folder structure exists in the ~/Library/Application Support/ folder, and copy it there. You can also use the Lugaru Downloader, by the way: http://lugarudownloader.matto1990.co...

On OS X, the original Data folder is inside the app. The folder ~/Library/Application Support/Lugaru/Data/ contains data that deviates from the original data. So if you want to make your own campaign, browse the Lugaru.app! Copy stuff out from there to a working folder. To test it, put it inside ~/L...

I frequently am on the brink of death and fight myself out of it, that's the moments I enjoy the most. But I'm not playing on hardcore, so maybe that's why these moments are possible in the first place.

Neither the shareware model nor demos make a significant enough difference for big titles that already came out on consoles. People have already made up their minds for the most part, so demos are like preaching to the choir. Prices may be high, but as long as the monetary result isn't hampered by p...

Alright, fixed my Ubuntu. There should be a folder called .lugaru/ in your $HOME, and inside, you should have a folder called Data/, which should contain the config.txt. Note the dot before lugaru/ — that indicates a hidden folder. If it doesn't exist, create it. You can copy the other config.txt to...

Well, if you change simple stuff in that config.txt besides setting the debug mode, like "Invert mouse", for instance, is such a change applied? If not, then that's not the config.txt you're looking for. If that is so, then you'd have to search your / folder for config.txt. It might be in ...

Search your home directory for config.txt: You might be editing the wrong config.txt. This is a common issue.

Girl, it's the herpes.

You can contact SoftLayer and try to resolve this.

Read the second post in this thread

Also, before you ask: On OS X, the config.txt is actually in /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Lugaru/Data/

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Toribash, sorta

Search your HDD for the maps. Whoomp there it is.

If you don't remember the map names, search for the filename config.txt —— somewhere around there should be that Maps/ folder.

Granted, but they don't care and just carry on with the new thread to smite you.

Sometimes, I wish I were an angel.

Granted, but it's broken.

I wish I had the power of Grayskull.