however i did find one save file it is from the website gamcore.com. I tried to play the game from there once and somehow that old save file appeared in here.
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Download the Mac version from Treasure of Nadia and replace the app.nw folder.
Treasure of Nadia seems fine i can change the settings. Yet is it normal for a long black screen with background music for a long time after new game ? i waited for a long time and can't see anything -.-
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No, it isn't normal. Possible that you couldn't see the opening animation. That's why you got a black screen. Not sure why. On Linux I never had this issue, on Windows I would now how to fix, but on Mac I'm lost. Might also be related to the M1 chip.
Maybe it is due to the game stored in your Download folder. Try to extract a fresh copy on your desktop.
This time, I open it in the desktop . i get to the name creation but after that black screen
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Thanks for your help , after messing around the forums I finally find the way to save.
again thanks a lot for your help.
again thanks a lot for your help.
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In short, it is about mac protection about third party software.
I just need to drag the game into applications folder and run it
I just need to drag the game into applications folder and run it
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If someone gets error with black screen about "d3d" or "not yet implemented" - delete 'libGLESv2.dll'
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You right, I did the reverse thing by copying 'www' into the original game folder.
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How did you get that error?You right, I did the reverse thing by copying 'www' into the original game folder.
If you delete 'libGLESv2.dll' you disable opengl, but you can achieve that by editing the two "package.json" files.
Just change/edit them from
Code:
{
"name": "",
"main": "www/index.html",
"js-flags": "--expose-gc",
"window": {
"title": "",
"toolbar": false,
"width": 816,
"height": 624,
"icon": "www/icon/icon.png"
}
}
Code:
{
"name": "",
"main": "www/index.html",
"js-flags": "--expose-gc",
"chromium-args": "--disable-gpu",
"window": {
"title": "",
"toolbar": false,
"width": 816,
"height": 624,
"icon": "www/icon/icon.png"
}
}
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Don't mind me, that was a natural error when running rpgm games with wine. I didn't do what I was supposed to. It works well now.How did you get that error?
If you delete 'libGLESv2.dll' you disable opengl, but you can achieve that by editing the two "package.json" files.
Has anyone tried playing Night Tail with this, the latest version seems to work, but it apparently can't find source images (within www), and I've checked, they're there in .rpgmv format. Is it maybe a discrepancy in compression type due to different version? Has anyone seen this?
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.Rpgmv is the normal encrypted file format for RPGMV games.
I posted a link to a tool, written in python, here in this thread which you can use to extract the images as png.
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Of course it does.
If the game can't find files (.rpgmv or .png) then there is a naming issue with the file.
Night Tail isn't available on F95 so I assume there is a problem with the Japanese language font not being supported etc.
You can try to play the Windows version via Wine etc. to check if the problem remains or not.
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