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Oh yeah, that'll do it. Use something like 7-Zip or the free version of Winrar to extract that and it should be better. I use 7-Zip, personally, but it doesn't really matter too much if you're only extracting. Or follow Grem's advice and check out Snapfiles to get one. Whatever works.

I dunno if you looked at the readme, but this is directly from that: "Please place the following files into their correct location: Default locations (C:) - Please change the letter of the drive to that of the one u have BnW2 installed to. XP - C:Program FilesLionhead StudiosBlack & White 2...

You're welcome. :) Glad I could help. That's what we're here for at this late stage in Black & White's life: helping the people who are still interested. 

I think I remember how to deactivate X-Desire - and I think any other Cache cheats. I have CachePack Update 3, and here's what I did: what you'll want to do it open "BWEdit2.exe" in your CachePack directory. (Opening "CachePackX.exe" and selecting "BW Edit 2.1" will accomplish the same thing.)...

It's possible it might work on a computer with XP, I'm not sure. You'd have to try it. Black & White runs fine on my computer too, aside from a few multiplayer issues and the addons not working.

No, you're correct; that's what you're supposed to do. However, I don't believe this mod works on modern OSes, like Windows 7. At least, I've never gotten it to work on Windows 7.

I think the tweak you're talking about is editing the registry? This thread here has the relevant details, including tested resolutions.

Windows is fine. To run in compatibility mode, right-click on the shortcut (or executable) and select "Properties." Click on the "Compatibility" tab. From here, check the box for "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" and choose the desired mode from the drop-down box. "Windows XP...

Sure. First, navigate to the section you want to upload to. For example, if you want to upload a Skirmish map for Black & White 1, simply navigate to this page. Then, click "Submit a file" in the rectangle at the top, underneath the banner and navigation bars. Fill out the form and click add...

Alright, I will. :) You probably have to have the addon installed in order for that to work, right? Even though you can't build them in-game, it would still need to be installed.

I found it for $89.00 new on Amazon. :shocked A quick look on eBay shows that it's still available on there for not too much money. It's available used on Amazon for as little as $12.00. That's not too bad for a used price. Although the game is old, if you're desperate for a copy, they are...

Now that you mention it, I think you're right, Gremxula. I recall using maps with football fields before. No matter what I've tried, though, I can't combine eight scaffolds. It's good that there's maps that have them so they can still be somewhat used.

That's how I gained my basic mapping knowledge: by looking at map files. Try looking at the files in the Scripts/Playgrounds directory. Those are the skirmish maps, and studying them should give you an idea on how to use the map editor. Once you've done that, just play around with it and test...

According to this post that AppleApe linked to, it should be possible.

V1.20 includes all of the patches in v1.10 plus the multiplayer stuff. So yes, this patch will fix the problem.

Nope, sorry. As far as I know, there's no way to get that addon working in Windows 7. However, the Villager banter and Creature addons work, which seems kind of odd. Running Black & White is a virtual machine would probably get it to work, but I don't have any ideas on running it in Windows 7...

Willy is correct: this addon is for Black & White 1.

If you have multiple computers at that screen on your network, then the other computer will show up in the selection box. Whoever is joining the game (not the host) clicks on the other computer and selects join game.

A note about the 1.2 patch and Windows 7: My own brother and I have encountered problems when using the 1.2 patch on Windows 7. See this technical help thread for details. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a known fix, so if virtualization isn't an option, you may want to consider only...

They're attached to my other post in this thread. Just click the links at the bottom of this post.