This video compares an out-of-the-box installation of XWA to one with the XWAUP 1.6, Blue Max's Effects 1.1.3, Super Backdrops v2.1, and more!
(This supersedes the old Reshade shader mod used in the older videos below.)
(Roughly) recreating the Starfighter Assault on Fondor from the Star Wars Battlefront II Beta in X-Wing Alliance, using the old Reshader mod.
Visit https://xwaupgrade.com/ to download the upgrades!
The below instructions are left for reference, but are no longer needed once installing Blue Max's Effects from X-Wing Alliance Upgrade.
This file contains the ReShade *.ini configuration file and a custom LUT ("Look Up Table") needed to achieve the correct "shader mod" effect.
Instructions are freely provided below, from one enthusiast to another. However, follow them at your own risk. Many game files will be modified in the process, so do not proceed unless you understand what you are doing!
Make sure to backup your installation before installing! These instructions were developed with an original CD version of X-Wing Alliance. They may or may not work for the Steam/GOG versions.

Running a FortiGate VM on Oracle VM VirtualBox is a popular choice for network engineers and students who want to build a security lab without expensive hardware. While Fortinet doesn't provide a native "VirtualBox" image, you can successfully deploy it by using the KVM or VMware versions and making a few specific configuration tweaks. Prerequisites & Preparation
Adapter 2 (LAN): Set this to Internal Network (name it "Internal-Lab"). This acts as the gateway for other VMs you might create (like a Windows or Linux guest).
| FortiGate Interface | VirtualBox Network Type | Purpose | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | port1 (MGMT) | NAT Network | Host access to GUI/SSH | | port2 (WAN) | Bridged Adapter | Internet uplink from host modem | | port3 (LAN) | Internal Network | Connect internal test VMs | | port4 (DMZ) | Host-Only Adapter | Isolated testing | fortigate vm virtualbox
The main challenge is correctly wiring virtual networks. Once you master VirtualBox’s Internal, Bridged, and Host‑only modes, you can build a fully functional enterprise firewall lab on a single laptop.
Report generated by [Your Name/Team] for internal validation purposes only. Not a Fortinet official support document. Running a FortiGate VM on Oracle VM VirtualBox
Deploying a FortiGate Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) in a VirtualBox environment is an excellent way to build a network security lab, test complex routing configurations, or learn the FortiOS interface without investing in dedicated hardware. This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for setting up a FortiGate VM on VirtualBox. Prerequisites for Installation
Go to the Fortinet website and download the FortiGate VM image (OVA file) for VirtualBox. You'll need to create an account or log in to your existing account to access the download page. Choose the correct version and platform (e.g., FortiGate 7.0.1 VM for VirtualBox). Report generated by [Your Name/Team] for internal validation
Running FortiGate VM on Oracle VirtualBox: A Practical Guide
1. Overview
FortiGate VM is the virtualized version of Fortinet’s flagship NGFW (Next-Generation Firewall). Running it in Oracle VirtualBox is an excellent way to:
Disclaimer: These modifications for the PC game "Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance" are fan-made. LucasArts, LucasFilm, Disney, or the relevant Star Wars rightsholders are in no way affiliated with this site or its content. Star Wars is property of LucasFilm, Disney, and/or the respective rightsholders and is likewise not affiliated with this site or content. Using any of the files provided on this page is done at one's own risk. No responsibility is taken for any damage (whether direct or indirect) that is caused by the files, programs, or advice provided on this page. As always, it is recommended to backup important files before using any files provided here.