Wow, thank you.
But I'm intrigued on how we can do it ourselves
It's pretty easy, and kind of difficult
Go to the game directory. Almost every Ren'Py games have a file named "archive.rpa", sometime it's renamed, but the default unity filename is archive.rpa. You may think of rpa as RenPyArchive
It's the file containing all the asset of games : Background images, characters images etc..
When it's about "static" scene, like in this game, all the images are un plain format in the .rpa file. When it's dynamix scene, like in "The Twist", it's more complicated.
To "unzip" on extract content from a rpa file, i used to use a tool named RPAE or RPAExtractor.
I can't find a valuable source at the moment, and i've got some exe gathered from different places. At the moment it's composed from a python dll, a lib to handle the hashes and 2 exe for extract and create archives. With a BATch file to handle the process more easily.
I need to move the rpa file in the same directory, and command line lunch the bat to start extract
That's maybe why so few people extract RenPy Archives, because it's a bit complicated.
If you think you can handle all this shit, i can create a thread about it here, except if it does already exists.
Edit
Here the pic from all the files i use
And the read me talk about a website who seems to not work anymore :
Code:
RPA Extractor for Windows
Compiled by Sn34kyMofo.com via the following resources:
Python 2.7.9: https://www.python.org/downloads/
RPATool by Shizmob: https://github.com/Shizmob/rpatool
py2exe: http://www.py2exe.org/
For information on how to use RPA Extractor for Windows, please see the following page on the Sn34kyMofo Website: http://sn34kymofo.com/rpa-extractor-for-windows
I hope it may help, as i don't want to share exe with you people without some kind of permission
