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              <font face="verdana,arial" size="2"><font size="4">Jedi Knight Patches</font><br>
              <br>
              Are you looking for the <a href="ftp://ftp.lucasarts.com/patches/pc/jkupd101.exe">offical 
              JK update</a>? <br>
              <br>
              Understanding how to use patches in Jedi Knight is a very integral 
              part of the game. You should note that one of the best ways to find 
              out how to use the patch you have downloaded is to simply read the 
              &quot;readme.txt&quot; included with the file or email the author 
              directly. The instructions below are for general patch usage and 
              should work with most .GOB format files. (The majority of files 
              for JK ARE in .GOB format).<br>
              <br>
              First and foremost, download the JK Patch Commander v3.5. It is 
              a program that was designed to run all patches and files for both 
              Jedi Knight and Mysteries of the Sith. If you still need help, try 
              reading this general overview below: <br>
              <br>
              <ul>
                <li> First off, I personally like to "edit" the default install 
                  directory... JK trys to setup in a directory such as C:\ProgramFiles\LucasArts\JediKnight 
                  ... I changed that to simply C:\JK (you have the option of choosing 
                  your own directory during installation)... you'll see why later.<br>
                  <br>
                <li>When you get a file (Which really should ALWAYS be in .GOB 
                  format) take that file (say it's LostBase from above) and head 
                  to your C:\JK directory... then make a folder in jk called "levels"... 
                  then extract the lostbase.zip file into that "levels" directory. 
                  <br>
                  <br>
                <li> Now you want to head to your MS-DOS prompt (still within 
                  Win95) ... by heading to START and programs and MS-DOS PROMPT... 
                  then type CD\JK ... if "jk" is your jediknight directory (That's 
                  why it's nice to have a short JK directory name... you can head 
                  to it quickly). While at the DOS prompt C:\JK> ... type jk.exe 
                  -path levels ... it would look exactly like this C:\JK>jk.exe 
                  -path levels <br>
                  <br>
                <li> That will make JK search for .GOB files in that "levels" 
                  directory... you will be able to run the .GOB file (Such as 
                  a new level) when you hit "host" and TCP/IP .. you will see 
                  the level name as an option... just try one of the "Coruscant" 
                  levels above... it works well. <br>
                  <br>
                <li> You can run multiple .GOBs in that directory as well... such 
                  as a level and a skin for example... they just cannot conflict... 
                  <br>
                  <br>
                <li> You can also create .BAT files (Through Win95) to start off 
                  the .GOBs by just customizing the command path. 
              </ul>
              * Note: Using patches for Mysteries of the Sith is identical, except 
              that files are in .GOO format instead of .GOB format.</font> 
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