On Windows 7/Vista place them into the directory: C:\Users\Your_Username\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
On Windows XP place them into C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
Note: First enable Viewing ALL hidden folders. Next make sure you check all USERNAMES until you find the one with Blizzard Entertainment. Extract that 18.8MB file into Cache folder you just found. --------
Where to put replay files You can put your *.SC2Replay files in “Documents\StarCraft II Beta\Replays\Multiplayer”. You have to create the folders of Replays and Multiplayer.
You can now play the replay files from the main menu.
Then you go to: C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
There you see that you have a lot of folders with 2 numbers. Look at the name of your map, take the first two numbers of your map and create that folder. Desert oasis first 2 numbers is 96. Then in this folder create another folder with the 2 next numbers in the name of the map, desert oasis next 2 numbers is 66. In this folder put the file you downloaded from nibbits.
Voila, replays working! Nothing else is needed, putting things in the map folder don't do anything at all.
Thanks Celebrimor!
Debug Console
Press Ctrl + F12. (Only works when using the full menu hack above.)
How to get the maps without downloading them
QUOTE
Play a replay
Go to “Documents\StarCraft II Beta\Maps\Cache”, you will se folder like “98f33a87ec8aae99177c11ee6f1e2a42ea9249f536b83859668a2cc97db228c0.s2ma”
Make a seach in “C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache” and you should find a file with the name of the previous folder.
This is the map file and is a mpq file
This post has been edited by -Mew- : Feb 20 2010, 16:22 PM
Its working on Windows 7 x64, however i can't view some replays, it tells me i don't have the maps locally. Maybe the cache is not complete, but i can view some replays.
Its working on Windows 7 x64, however i can't view some replays, it tells me i don't have the maps locally. Maybe the cache is not complete, but i can view some replays.
I have put the Torrent into a Seedbox so the speed should be ok. Now it would be awesome to have a method to integrate maps into the game so we can Create and play with AI ^^
Browse to the directory “C:\Program Files (x86)\StarCraft II Beta\Battle.net”
download the modified Battle.net directory here:*http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ywoboylz5mn REPLACE THE BATTLE.NET FOLDER WITH THE NEWLY DOWNLOADED ONE.
On Windows 7/Vista place them into the directory: C:\Users\Your_Username\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
On Windows XP place them into C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
Note: First enable Viewing ALL hidden folders. Next make sure you check all USERNAMES until you find the one with Blizzard Entertainment. Extract that 18.8MB file into Cache folder you just found. --------
Where to put replay files You can put your *.SC2Replay files in “Documents\StarCraft II Beta\Replays\Multiplayer”. You have to create the folders of Replays and Multiplayer.
You can now play the replay files from the main menu.
you can easy add missing map into the cache to watch the replays I just added Desert Oasis to C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache and the replay begun working
you can easy add missing map into the cache to watch the replays I just added Desert Oasis to C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache and the replay begun working
you can easy add missing map into the cache to watch the replays I just added Desert Oasis to C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache and the replay begun working
When i add into the cache it doesn't working more. I found a website which uploading Maps. But unfortunately, i tried to download Desert Oasis, but the game doesn't care. You may try it. http://www.nibbits.com/sc2/
Then you go to: C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
There you see that you have a lot of folders with 2 numbers. Look at the name of your map, take the first two numbers of your map and create that folder. Desert oasis first 2 numbers is 96. Then in this folder create another folder with the 2 next numbers in the name of the map, desert oasis next 2 numbers is 66. In this folder put the file you downloaded from nibbits.
Voila, replays working! Nothing else is needed, putting things in the map folder don't do anything at all.
This post has been edited by Celebrimor: Feb 20 2010, 12:42 PM
Then you go to: C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
There you see that you have a lot of folders with 2 numbers. Look at the name of your map, take the first two numbers of your map and create that folder. Desert oasis first 2 numbers is 96. Then in this folder create another folder with the 2 next numbers in the name of the map, desert oasis next 2 numbers is 66. In this folder put the file you downloaded from nibbits.
Voila, replays working! Nothing else is needed, putting things in the map folder don't do anything at all.
Would be nice if anyone can add all maps and upload the cash folder
? Can someone please enlighten me.
------------PART 1
How to Access the Full Game Menu
Browse to the directory “C:\Program Files (x86)\StarCraft II Beta\Battle.net”
download the modified Battle.net directory here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ywoboylz5mn
REPLACE THE BATTLE.NET FOLDER WITH THE NEWLY DOWNLOADED ONE.
-----------Part 2 Cache files
Download files here > http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ohmfg3jnjyw
On Windows 7/Vista place them into the directory: C:\Users\Your_Username\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
On Windows XP place them into C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
Note: First enable Viewing ALL hidden folders. Next make sure you check all USERNAMES until you find the one with Blizzard Entertainment. Extract that 18.8MB file into Cache folder you just found.
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Where to put replay files
You can put your *.SC2Replay files in “Documents\StarCraft II Beta\Replays\Multiplayer”.
You have to create the folders of Replays and Multiplayer.
You can now play the replay files from the main menu.
Starcraft 2 beta client links :
http://www.fileplanet.com/209980/200000/fi...Beta-Client-US-
http://www.atomicgamer.com/files/83924/sta...ient-downloader
or just use one of the torrents or whatever... just Google it.
EDIT : Replaced with Askavenger's version of the guilde it's easier and faster and explains more thanks Askavenger
EDIT 2 :
Temporary solution to the map problem, if you get an error that you don't have the file to play the map
Ok, after like an hour of trial and error I got it how to get maps to work, you do it like this:
First download the map, you can get them from here:
http://www.nibbits.com/sc2/maps/browse/?so...&order=desc
Then you go to:
C:\Users\[your login]\AppData\Local\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache
There you see that you have a lot of folders with 2 numbers. Look at the name of your map, take the first two numbers of your map and create that folder. Desert oasis first 2 numbers is 96. Then in this folder create another folder with the 2 next numbers in the name of the map, desert oasis next 2 numbers is 66. In this folder put the file you downloaded from nibbits.
Voila, replays working! Nothing else is needed, putting things in the map folder don't do anything at all.
Thanks Celebrimor!
Debug Console
Press Ctrl + F12. (Only works when using the full menu hack above.)
How to get the maps without downloading them
Play a replay
Go to “Documents\StarCraft II Beta\Maps\Cache”, you will se folder like “98f33a87ec8aae99177c11ee6f1e2a42ea9249f536b83859668a2cc97db228c0.s2ma”
Make a seach in “C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Blizzard Entertainment\Battle.net\Cache” and you should find a file with the name of the previous folder.
This is the map file and is a mpq file
This post has been edited by -Mew- : Feb 20 2010, 16:22 PM
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