Uomoz, was there any follow-up question after asking if I was on Linux? I'm on Ubuntu.
I've been training in the mountains (just like Rocky IV) for a scenario like this. Incoming wall of text, but it WILL answer your questions.
Allow me to step in here, I have Ubuntu 12.04, (because I'm not a fossil, get that upgraded son) and if you read further back into the thread you'd see me asking a lot of the same questions. The answer is simple, "typos", "typos" as far as the eye can see, "typos" within "typos". A kind of "typo"-ception if you will. Why the " you might ask? Because windows doesn't really care if a word is capitalized or not, it's a bit of a grammar slob. Linux on the other hand is the exact opposite. It's a grammar Nazi and if you tell it to look for a file, lets call it Apples, it needs to be spelled capital A Apples because if it's spelled lowercase a apples linux will spit it out like poison. So, what linux is looking for is AntediluvianSpawnPoint.java (assuming you're running ver.14) and it will never find it. Why you might ask? Because its extension is spelled .JAVA not .java, .JAVA might as well be Chinese as far as linux is concerned. Rename the file extension to .java and it should work just fine.
Assuming that's the only problem you're having...
I can't remember how many fixes I had to perform on the Antediluvian stuff to get it to fly straight. I know I had to rename the graphics folder from Antediluvians to antediluvians rename all the portraits, and then go into all the Ante ships hull files and fix their extensions I just can't remember if there was anything else.
I'll change the extentions to be lower case for the next release, so that Linux users won't keep running into these issues.
Strange though. I capitalized the extentions because, for me, the original game had capitalized extentions. Trying to be thorough and consistant, I changed all extentions to be capitalized.
Well, it is not letting me create lowercase extensions. I suppose this is because Windows is case insensitive. If I save the file with a lower case extension, it will just revert back to upper case. Also, I've checked the Uomoz mod after downloading, and all extensions show up as upper case for me. I have started making all file names lower case though. For example, the portrait file names were uppercase (Antediluvian_Portrait_01_Final), but it was looking for file names with all lower case characters (antediluvian_portrait_01_final). This works fine with Windows, but not with Linux, so I've changed that. I'm also making sure the folders are lowercase. For example, it was looking for graphics in the 'antediluvian' folder, when the actual folder name was 'Antediluvian'.
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Even using software like "Extension Changer" yields no results. I am beginning to wonder if windows just displays the type in upper case, when infact it is already in lower case. For example, under "properties > filetype" it says "SHIP-file (.ship)".
SOLVED IT!
That was EXACTLY the problem. In windows explorer, it always shows the file extension in UPPER CASE for me, under type. Closer examination under file properties revealed that it is either upper or lower case. This is extremely annoying, because it is impossible to see the file extension at first glance. Must be a Vista thing. Never had this issue under XP.