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- I've only tested this for Starcraft, although it should work for other games as well. No guarantees, of course; you fiddle with this at your own risk.
- Doing it
- Because you'll be fiddling with Starcraft's configuration, you should make a backup of it. In a terminal window, make a backup copy like this:
- cp ~/Library/Preferences/Battle.net\ Preferences/rsrc ~/backup.rsrc
- Next, you'll need some configuration settings. The best place to get these is from a friend with a Windows machine using the same bnetd server as you. Get them to run the Windows program regedit and export HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Battle.net\Configuration to a .reg file.
- Next, copy this to your Mac OS X machine, and run this mildly scary command, being careful to put the name of your file where it says myfile.reg:
- perl -00 -pe 's/\\\s*\n\s*//gs' myfile.reg | perl -ne '/"Battle.net gateways"=hex\(7\):(.*)$/ and do { $_=$1; s/,//g; print "$_\n"; }'
- This will spit out a few lines of numbers. Keep the terminal window with them in around.
- Download ResEdit if you don't have it already. Run it, and open the file Hard Drive/Users/MyUserName/Library/Preferences/Battle.net Preferences. A window should appear with an HKEY resource in it. Double-click on the HKEY resource icon, and a new window will appear.
- Double-click on the line that mentions Battle.net gateways, and a window will pop up with lots of hex numbers in it. Don't panic. Using the mouse and Apple-X, delete everything from that window except the initial "00 00 00 07". Now find the terminal window you left around with a big pile of numbers in it, and select all those numbers using the mouse and Apple-C. Click with the mouse after the "07" number in the window you deleted stuff from, and press Apple-V.
- Close all the Resedit windows, and agree to save the modified file when it asks you.
- That's it!
- Test it by running Starcraft (or whatever game you wanted to play). When you select the multiplayer option with Battle.Net, your newly configured gateways should be available.
- Help! It didn't work!
- Don't panic. Quit Starcraft, and in a Terminal window:
- cp ~/backup.rsrc ~/Library/Preferences/Battle.net\ Preferences/rsrc
- This should return your settings to the way they were before.
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