- Thread starter Cirelc
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- Dec 2, 2017
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- Apr 27, 2019
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Those are standardized files from rpg maker rather than specific games run on their engine.
Downloading the rpg maker RTP's will fix that error almost 100% of the time.
It runs through rpg maker so as long as you can get that to work I don't see why it wouldn't.
- Jun 14, 2017
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I also wanted to know (I got through this game couple of years ago) and today I decided to see it.
It took few hours, but here you go:
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The full save on page 3 was missing a scene (the one next to the gloryhole in the gallery) so here's the full save.
- Sep 20, 2019
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Am I the only one who vastly prefers this to the sequel? I love both dont get me wrong, but something about the CGs, dialogue and characters was a bit more fun.
- Apr 23, 2021
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You can get it in the RPG Maker website, just type on google "RPG Maker VX Ace RTP" and it should pop out their site, i can't yet upload links since i'm a new member, but i hope that this comment still was helpful for you!
- Jul 13, 2017
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It is generally assumed that most people who browse these types of games are aware of that issue.
But we was all there once.
The entire point of an RTP is that you don't have to include those files with your game. You download it from the RPGMaker website a single time instead of every single time you want to download a new game. A link file or text file containing the link to the website wouldn't be a terrible idea, though.
- Jul 13, 2017
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Or a simple line of code to run a check to see if the RTP is installed, then to auto download and install it.
This is actually commonplace for games nowadays.
That is not something developers have control over within the RPG Maker framework. Take it up with the creator of RPG Maker, not the creators of RPG Maker games.
- Jul 13, 2017
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That was the not so subtle hint there guy.
The engines that run these things usually check for the dev. It is common knowledge that most indie dev's that use a game engine won't have the know how to sort it themselves. Hence why when you launch a game, usually the engine detects you not having latest drivers or C++ runtimes, they will tell you to get them or just start the install for you.
K? Chill out.