For some reason, it's not creating _rpatool nor _cheat.py which is required. I can't say exactly why but... are you running all this in vim? If so, why?
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No i just bury my games deep, just happens i don't use vim a lot lol. I have played before and have saves on only 7b if that is of any use. Here is my game folder if useful:
No, that helps me very little. In fact, all your screen caps managed to cut off just enough to give me the full picture.
But what's clear is that something is preventing the .bat script from creating new files within the game folder. Whether that be folder permissions or antivirus/windows defender or powershell no doing what it needs to/suppose to. But the unique thing about your case is, there's no error message when it's unable to. If powershell isn't installed or not available, it should have said that. If powershell doesn't have permission to write the file, it should have said that. If the .bat can't echo out to the directory, it should have said that. It's like your system (or that folder) is explicitly configured to both prevent you from writing things to that directory AND suppose any useful warning/error messages.
This is one of those cases where it's hard to diagnose without being there because, as I've said, nothing about you or your system is giving me the full message. It's almost like you or your system is intentionally doing something that it's hiding from both you and/or me. And that sets my security senses on high alert.
But for now, check the usual suspects.
- Make sure the folder is writable by other processes. (Permissions are correct. Read only flag is not set, etc.)
- Make sure no antivirus and/or windows defender is stopping certain actions from happening
- Make sure powershell exists, is executable and runs without error.
Had a check and look like my read only mode on files is stuck on. I'm guessing this is an Norton antivirus biproduct or something (although no popups or alerts have stated so by the software). I Also tested powershell and doesn't seem to work either.
This looks way out of my scope haha, but thank you for taking the time to look into this for me.
This looks way out of my scope haha, but thank you for taking the time to look into this for me.
