Star wars Knights of the old republic

Yeah, so I have the game and everything and I'm on a MacBook Pro and I can't figure out how to move my character around? All of the settings are on default. The game runs perfectly I just can't figure it out. Thanks!

Hi, I was thinking of buying this, but there is nothing to tell you how it works, and what the controls are like. Obviously you figured it out, but you could tell me before I buy it? Is it mostly on the keyboard? Does it need a mouse? Is it possible to use an XBox controller with it?

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Knights of the Old Republic won't open!?!?

I just downloaded Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic from the App Store, I got the file and put it in my applications folder, I put the Icon on the dock and when I click to start, it bounces then nada. I got to app store to download again and it says I have the version but I didn't get it from the app store!?!? When I CLEARLY spent MY MONEY from the app store to buy, now they're asking me to buy it again????

Delete the app then try again, also it should install to the applications folder

Knights of the Old Republic slow in 10.4.4

Ok, ever since I've updated to Mac OS X 10.4.4, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has been running extremely slow to the point were it's impossible to play. Does anybody have any ideas as to why this is happening? Everything else on my computer is running pretty much just like it used to before the 10.4.4 update. Please, help me.

where do you keep the program?
if you keep it in the Application folder move it to the top level.
from the finder click on your hard-drive and create a folder I call mine "Games"
move KOR to the new folder.
since this was recommend to me I moved all my games there and haven't had a problem.
after you move KOR run a App like Disk Warrior, and repair permissions from your install disk.
PowerMac G5 1.8x2 Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Will kotor (knights of the old republic) play on my macbook pro?

my old laptop finally died and i was mainly looking for a place to store my itunes library, mainly use my ipad for work, games, mail and facebook of course. so when i need a new laptop i figured i'd try a mac. so not too concerned with its capabilities i bought a 13" macbook pro 2.4, late 2011. i didn't realize there was a mac app store and was pleasantly suprised to see one of my old favorites (kotor) on the app store. however, im not entirely computer literate and i am not sure if it will run on my macbook. so if someone could help me figure this out i would appreciate it
my macbook pro specs:
MacBook Pro
13-inch, late 2011
Processor 2.4GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 4GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
Software Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 (11D50d)
thanks in advance.

Templeton's the Man.
Word of warning to save you from surprises. The 13" MBPs have Shared Video Memory. This means that the main memory is used both for holding all the programs you are running at any given time, the files those programs may be working on, AND the space needed for storing all that's being displayed on the screen. Plus, the Core i5 processor and the graphics processor have to take turns at getting to all that information. This means that although games will run on that computer, if they are very graphics intensive, performance may be less than expected. Because of this and since you are using Lion 10.7.3, it may be advantageous to upgrade the memory to 8GB. Upgrade kits from reputable RAM suppliers like Corsair, Kingston, etc.,run the range of $45 to $60.

Gaming - Knights of the Old Republic Windows XP or Mac Edition (Aspyr)

Hi,
We just got the new Macbook Pro 2.4 GHZ, with the NVidia 9600 GT. I've successfully installed Windows XP Boot Camp. Being an old Windows user, though, I would love to play some old games, like KOTOR 1 and 2, Warcraft III and Silent Hunter III and IV, and perhaps the upcoming Starcraft 2 and Diablo III.
However, I had a question. Would those games run in Bootcamp? Is there a site on the Internet that deals with Boot Camp gaming? Finally, would I be better to get KOTOR 1 for Mac or get both KOTOR 1 and 2 for Windows? I've read that KOTOR 1 for Mac is still not Universal Binary, and this may cause problems.
Anyway, any advice regarding this would be appreciated. Finally, I have yet to download any Windows Updates, and was wondering if any are really worth it or I should just stick with SP 2 and DX 9.0C?
Thanks!

All AV programs have their pros and cons. I'm running McAfee VirusScan V8.5i but that choice was dictated only by the fact that I'm covered by a corporate license.
I'd also recommend:
The free malware sweeper Spybot Search & Destroy to supplement whatever AV you're going to run:
http://www.spybot.com/en/spybotsd/index.html
Paragon NTFS, to give you read/write access to your Windows partition from your OSX desktop:
http://www.paragon-software.com/home/ntfs-mac/
MediaFour MacDrive to give you read/write access to all your Mac formatted volumes (inc HDD's CD's DVD Roms, iPods etc) from your Windows Desktop.
http://www.media4.com/products/macdrive/
Neither of the last two are essential, but they do make life a lot easier.

Anyone played Star Wars: The Old Republic on Macbook pro 13 inch?

Just wondered if anyone had played Star Wars The Old Republic on the 13 inch MBP. Im considering buying the new 13 inch, 2.9ghz i7, but not sure about Intel HD 4000, has anyone had much success with the Intel HD 3000 on previous model. Im guessing bootcamp is the best way to play it.
Thanks

Don't wait on Apple....rev up some developer skills, wrestle permission from the ST concern and DIY.

Running windows 7 to play Star Wars the old republic

I recently bought Star Wars The Old Republic MMO and wanted to play it on my Mac Book Pro [I do not have the current gen. MBP being sold I have the model previous]
I went out to my local apple store and bought parallels deskdop 7 after reading the reviews on it. [~$80]
I then went out and purchased windows 7 [~$200]
Installed both.....
and im told that my mac does not have enough processing power to play the game? I used to play world of warcraft on it with no problem. Should I buy a different program that runs windows 7 solo so Im not splitting up my processing power? Or will I just not have the ability to play this game on this mac?
Have anyone else come across any similar issues or tried to do the same?
When I attempt to play the game the game window will not stretch to fill the entire screen, it drops down to a smaller window which isnt large enough to effectively play the new game.
Thoughts? Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks!

Ask your question in the Boot Camp forum. Alternatively, you should contact Parallels. This forum is to discuss the MacBook Pro hardware, not how to set up a game.

Star Wars: The Old Republic

Just to say, I think we in the apple community should push apple and the makers of star wars the old republic to make there games able to run on Mac OS. I know for a fact that any macbook and macbook pro from 2010 and up can easily run the game nativly and probably much better since it's a mac!

Don't wait on Apple....rev up some developer skills, wrestle permission from the ST concern and DIY.

I want to play Star wars the old republic,

I want to play Star wars the old repubic, Im about to get a new macbook pro with retina display if I upgrade as much as I can afford, about $3000 will I be able to play the game straight out of the box with boot camp and windows 7 or 8, and will the game run with pretty good performance without further upgrade, this is what I would be putting onto the macbook.
2.6GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz
16GB 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM
512GB Flash Storage
Apple USB SuperDrive
Backlit Keyboard (English) & User's Guide (English)
Im good with macs, but not really good at figuring which would be the best at playing the game!
thanks!

Checking out compatibility with Lion seems fine, but I don't know about Mountain Lion - you may want to contact the developer. I never got into games on a Mac, but your configuration should work without any problems.
Clinton

I want to get Star Wars the old republic on my mac.

If I use bootcamp, do I also need to get windows? Or can I just install SWTOR and run it through boot camp? (I am admittedly a novice)

You will need a copy of Windows.

Why can't I find any of the Star Wars movies in the iTunes Store?

I can't find any of the movies.

Apple can only sell what the content providers grant them licenses to sell - if the film studios haven't granted Apple a license to sell those films in your country then Apple can't sell them there

Unable to download Knights of the republic

Why won't my ipad 4th generation download Star Wars knights of the republic like it gets half way with the download then stops and says unable to download knights of the republic at this time.I know it has enough memory it has 30GB of storage left.

I get the same error with the same 3 browsers...

How do I exit from the "Star Wars" display?

Hi all,
I did my first Time Machine backup last night, and I think it went OK.
Somehow, though, I hit the Time Machine icon during the backup, and I got into the "Star Wars" display. It wasn't showing me the progress of the backup, and it didn't show me when it was done. There was no way to get off this screen that I could find.
How do you get out of the "Star Wars" display? (I didn't want to hit "ESC" because I wasn't sure if that would end the backup.) I'll be doing manual backups (this is for a MacBook Pro that won't be plugged into the external hard-drive all the time); I won't always have to sit with this "Star Wars" screen, will I?
Thank you!

The star wars screen and the process of backing up are two different things. The star wars screen is where you go to recover files, email, photos etc that have already been backed up. You don't have to be in this screen in order to back up because that happens automatically in the background. To exit, there is a cancel button in the lower left.
Regards,
Captfred

Will someone please make clear what the Star Wars display is

I see so many references to the so called Star Wars, but never any screenshot or illustrations. TM manuals say, " If you don't find the "Star Wars" display intuitive, PLEASE tell apple" . Great, now how about showing me what I should be seeing. What is the Star Wars initiative?
The manuals and FAQs keep referring to differences, once starting TM depending upon where you were when you started, but no illustrations showing any of these differences, such as Finder, iPhoto, and the mysterious Star Wars display initiative.

Noodle-head wrote:
Thank you, Eric.
That's all I needed. Odd that the term is used so casually, yet is not shown in any of the manuals or FAQs. I couldn't find it. Thanks.
It's not in any of the manuals because Apple has never used that term (being a copyrighted title/term Apple would probably have to pay LucasFilm/Disney big bucks if permission was even granted). Calling the Time Machine interface "star wars" is something users made up.
Regards.

Time Machine Star Wars Gets Stuck

I am having a very odd Time Machine problem. I'll start by saying I believe I have followed all things Ponzi and this is something else. I don't think it's the backups, somehow TM itself is hosed.
The backups were created on a USB drive connected to an Airport Extreme, but the problem persists even if I connect the drive directly to my iMac. My MacBook Pro has no issues. I can access the iMac backups from my MacBook Pro without issue wirelessly. I can also access the backups on my iMac indirectly by navigating the drive directly.
When I click Time Machine in the dock on my iMac with no Finder windows open, the drive mounts, and a window pops up, then TM stops and never scrolls up the Star Wars display. Clicking around with my mouse does nothing, unless I click the close icon (the red circle) on the window. Then, briefly, the bottom of the Star Wars display shows (the Restore on one side and the Cancel on the other) and TM "comes back" and it is as if I Canceled from the Star Wars display.
I've followed the steps in the Ponzi note under Star Wars, no change.
This is a very old setup that has worked for years. Still, I deleted the TM backups and redid them, and so they are a few days old and only 3 backups have been performed. But, again, all is well on my MacBook Pro with the iMac backups, so I don't see how that can be the problem.
Thoughts? I'm stumped.

NewYorkYogi wrote:
(2) deleted the sparse bundle for the iMac (left the one for the MBP there).
(3) partitioned the drive.
(5) repaired the drive.
You still need to repair the sparse bundle. Repairing the partition it's on doesn't do the disk image.
I used the retail family pack Snow Leopard disk I purchased.
That is also the way I repaired the internal disk (no errors) and repaired permissions.
Have you verified your internal HD? Yes, no errors.
If so, are you sure your internal HD has the GUID partition map scheme? It's Mac OS Extended Journaled and I've never reformatted it or partitioned it.
Very odd why you're getting the " can't install because OS X can't boot from the internal drive" message. Something is wrong somewhere. I don't know if it relates to the other problems, but it sure is suspicious.
Three screenshots. It seems the combo buttons don't work (I hear the sound but no file/clipboard) and so these were taken with my iPhone.
That's odd, too. They should go wherever your screenshots normally go.
#1 When TM is "running" and I right click on a file. The background is just my wallpaper
Ok, now I see what you mean. The display isn't getting cleared, the "star field" and timeline aren't getting displayed.
OK, I used Address Book as you requested, and the behavior is exactly the same. "Nothing" happens except TM is actually running, and when I click Close I get "Cancel.... Today (Now).... Restore" on the bottom of the screen for a second or two.
Ah, that's what we need to know. It's not just the Finder.
This looks like your installation of OSX is damaged, but could be a hardware problem. Since you can't reinstall OSX, try running the Apple Hardware Test.
If you have an Intel Mac, see: Intel-based Macs: Using Apple Hardware Test.
If you have a PPC Mac, the AHT should be on one of the discs that came with it. The disc should have Apple Hardware Test and instructions for running it printed in very tiny type.
In either case, run the Extended tests (that may take an hour or more, depending on how much RAM you have). Write down any error code(s) it shows.

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