VN Ren'Py Studio Hearts [v0.1.1] [Atemsiel]

[torpedogoat]

The only thing i do have is the "StudioHearts.exe" being named correctly as for all the other things....i couldnt find anything at all.

Next to StudioHearts.exe, there need to be directories called "game", "lib" and "renpy". If you have none of these things, then theoretically you could have a self-extracting ZIP file, but if it isn't self-extracting when you run it, then that's not it. I think there is a relatively large probability that some ad on the download site tricked you into downloading a malicious file instead of the correct one.

 

[KhunAguero]

Next to StudioHearts.exe, there need to be directories called "game", "lib" and "renpy". If you have none of these things, then theoretically you could have a self-extracting ZIP file, but if it isn't self-extracting when you run it, then that's not it. I think there is a relatively large probability that some ad on the download site tricked you into downloading a malicious file instead of the correct one.

I think i must've misunderstood when i read directories, i do have those 3. I just dont have a log or anything that might give me insight as to why it wont run. Also do you know what i need to input on the CMD or PowerShell to see if it runs that way?

 

[torpedogoat]

I think i must've misunderstood when i read directories, i do have those 3. I just dont have a log or anything that might give me insight as to why it wont run. Also do you know what i need to input on the CMD or PowerShell to see if it runs that way?

You need to be in the correct directory. If you are lucky, you can right click in that directory and use an option "Open shell here" or similar. (Not sure; it's many years since Microsoft made my last Windows computer unbootable with an update and I just stopped using it.) In any case, you just need to be 'in' the correct directory. And then enter StudioHearts.exe, or just StudioHearts (same effect), as the command.

 

[KhunAguero]

You need to be in the correct directory. If you are lucky, you can right click in that directory and use an option "Open shell here" or similar. (Not sure; it's many years since Microsoft made my last Windows computer unbootable with an update and I just stopped using it.) In any case, you just need to be 'in' the correct directory. And then enter StudioHearts.exe, or just StudioHearts (same effect), as the command.

I'll just take it as this game hating me. I give up, nothing i've tried has worked