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puppy.love as cold_arctus said you do not have write permissions in the folder ".../app.nw/save/".
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ps. you should expect bugs on this game. It uses plugins that are not compatible with v1.62. For better compatibility you should use a version v1.5.x but I do not know if it will launch on catalina (v1.5.x is 32bit if I am not mistaken).
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ps. you should expect bugs on this game. It uses plugins that are not compatible with v1.62. For better compatibility you should use a version v1.5.x but I do not know if it will launch on catalina (v1.5.x is 32bit if I am not mistaken).
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You're running it from Downloads. Downloads isn't where you'd think it would be (~/Downloads); instead it's a special directory in /private/var/folders, as shown in your 2nd screenshot.
Don't run it from Downloads. Move it somewhere else, like the Desktop.
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Never mind I figured the problem after tinkering with it for a while. Basically the command was for enabling the "Game.desktop" and "nw" to be enabled as run as program. I manually did it and that's that. Well I finally learned something out of all this hassle.
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Works fine for me.
Your terminal command is wrong too. You should had use "chmod -R x+a [drag and drop Game folder]" or manually change permission for "game.desktop" and "nw"
EDIT: oh, just saw that you fixed it yourself ... hahah
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Got a new problem. I can't open the game again after having opened it once. It doesn't respond, no it doesn't freeze the PC it just stays idle.
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I need help with the game called "Peasant's Quest."
The game is made using the RPG Maker MV Engine and I am using the Linux Mint 19 OS.
I am trying to get the game to work by using the "RPG_Maker_MV_v1.6.2_Linux.zip" tool given in this thread.
My process is stated below:
1) Download the tool given in this thread
2) Replace all the spaces in both the "Peasant Quest" root folder name and the executable name with underscores "_"
3) Extract the tool using Linux Mint's Archive Manager
4) Copy all of the contents from the extracted folder called "RPG_Maker_MV_v1.6.2_Linux" into the "Peasant Quest" game folder
5) Merge the "www" files
6) Give the "nw" and "Game.Desktop" files "run as executable" privileges
7) Run the "Game.Desktop" and "nw" executables <=== This is where the problem lies
When I try to run the "Game.Desktop" file, literally nothing happens.
So then I try to run the "nw" file, this has worked for me in the past with games like "College Life," I get an error saying the "index.html" file cannot be located.
Apparently, the "Peasant Quest" www folder does not have the "index.html" that is required.
The www folder literally only has a save folder in it by default.
I was wondering if anyone could provide some advice or help.
I was also hoping that someone else with a Linux machine (hopefully Linux Mint) could attempt to get this game working and then inform me on how they succeeded.
The game is made using the RPG Maker MV Engine and I am using the Linux Mint 19 OS.
I am trying to get the game to work by using the "RPG_Maker_MV_v1.6.2_Linux.zip" tool given in this thread.
My process is stated below:
1) Download the tool given in this thread
2) Replace all the spaces in both the "Peasant Quest" root folder name and the executable name with underscores "_"
3) Extract the tool using Linux Mint's Archive Manager
4) Copy all of the contents from the extracted folder called "RPG_Maker_MV_v1.6.2_Linux" into the "Peasant Quest" game folder
5) Merge the "www" files
6) Give the "nw" and "Game.Desktop" files "run as executable" privileges
7) Run the "Game.Desktop" and "nw" executables <=== This is where the problem lies
When I try to run the "Game.Desktop" file, literally nothing happens.
So then I try to run the "nw" file, this has worked for me in the past with games like "College Life," I get an error saying the "index.html" file cannot be located.
Apparently, the "Peasant Quest" www folder does not have the "index.html" that is required.
The www folder literally only has a save folder in it by default.
I was wondering if anyone could provide some advice or help.
I was also hoping that someone else with a Linux machine (hopefully Linux Mint) could attempt to get this game working and then inform me on how they succeeded.
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Peasant quest is packed with enigma virtual box. You need first to unpack it with EnigmaVBUnpacker v0.57.
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As pk2000 already said, PQ is encrypted. Here is my post how you can play it on Liniux.
https://f95zone.to/threads/playing-on-linux-tutorials-tools-and-help.19523/post-2601362
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pk2000 and cold_arctus
Hey guys, just wanted to say that your advice really helped me out! Thanks so much for this awesome tool, for your quick replies, for your useful advice/help, and for being awesome!
Hey guys, just wanted to say that your advice really helped me out! Thanks so much for this awesome tool, for your quick replies, for your useful advice/help, and for being awesome!
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Let me re-phrase. WINE doesn't work well with regards to RPG Maker MV games such as "Peasant's Quest."
I tried numerous times with numerous re-installations to get WINE working for RPG Maker MV games to no avail!
To be honest, WINE probably works well on Linux for running most other Windows programs.
As to why Linux Mint 19 can't get WINE to work with RPG Maker MV, I'm at a loss.
Try reading
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from the WINE-HQ forums if you wish to receive some semblance of an explanation.If you can find a way to make WINE work with Linux Mint 19 for RPG Maker MV games, you'd be incredibly appreciated.
Cheers.
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what is your question? This is not the RPG Maker MV Editor which you need to create games - just the launcher files to start a game.
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No you don't. Just follow the instructions given in the first post of this thread for whatever operating system you're running and whatever game your attempting to play and you should be fine.
goog tutorial man... it works on my linux ubuntu 16.04 ... i have a question ; how can i fix web export/ if i load all contnent of www online.... i get black screen ;9