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Try installing the editor in the Lucasarts file. Make sure you have the jedi knight cd in your rwdrive. Try open the editor. If it does´nt work, switch to mots edit in select and then back to jedi knight again. If that does´nt work, try starting the jedi knight game once and then go back and try opening the editor again.

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Hmm, ok. Take a look in you jedi knight resource file and make sure that both Res1hi.gob and RES2.gob is there. If not, copy the missing one from your cd to the jedi knight resource file on your harddisk. Do you have Mots installed also? If not, install it and try that one.

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Ok. I know that many people, icluding myself, is having problem running jedi knight on windows 7, so I don´t know if it has to do with that, or the fact that you´re using a laptop. But you obviously can run the game on your computer so it should´nt have to be there that the problem lies. I´ve noticed that when I start up jkedit I often have to switch several times between jedi knigth resource files and mots resource files in the select option before jkedit actually find´s the games resource files. Have you tried putting the jkedit folder in your jedi knight folder, I mean in the jk folder itself, not just the Lucasarts folder?

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Strange. You did have mots installed I presume? Guess there may be only two options here: Either try zed or do the editing on another computer. But don´t give up.