You don't know what a zip file is? Ooooh boy.
Compression is what is commonly used to compress a file or files to a single file, called an archive. The compression technique used determines the format of the archive, ZIP is usually used as it works across platforms as standard.
You cannot run the game in this archived state, you must unpack the files from the archive.
In order to do this, unzip the archive. This is basically reversing the above compression process and gives you the original files, following the intended folder structure.
When you unzip a JSK game you get:
Code:
ZipName/
GameName.swf
sub/
GameFile.swf
...
Where of course you'd substitute in the naming, but the important thing is that the folder structure matches the above pattern. The game must be in the same folder as the "sub" folder, and the "sub" folder must contain the rest of the game's resources.
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EDIT:
Solution found.
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