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I keep getting this error after saving some variables. please help. I am using 1.9.3
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I like the idea, but will be tricky because of different variable types.
But I noted it to have a look some time.
This is because the devs of this game used the variable
sys for a character. This variable is used internally by Ren'Py. So they broke Ren'Py by doing this (so it's not an URM issue)
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0x52 Long road home v0.8.5 doesn't even start. Throws this error at launch.
Code:
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
While running game code:
File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 207, in script call
call _gl_test
File "renpy/common/00gltest.rpy", line 388, in script
with None
File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 207, in script call
call _gl_test
File "renpy/common/00gltest.rpy", line 388, in script
with None
KeyError: u'x52URM'
-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------
Full traceback:
File "renpy/bootstrap.py", line 331, in bootstrap
renpy.main.main()
File "renpy/main.py", line 662, in main
run(restart)
File "renpy/main.py", line 148, in run
renpy.execution.run_context(True)
File "renpy/execution.py", line 922, in run_context
context.run()
File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 207, in script call
call _gl_test
File "renpy/common/00gltest.rpy", line 388, in script
with None
File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 207, in script call
call _gl_test
File "renpy/common/00gltest.rpy", line 388, in script
with None
File "renpy/ast.py", line 1443, in execute
renpy.exports.with_statement(trans, paired)
File "renpy/exports.py", line 1684, in with_statement
return renpy.game.interface.do_with(trans, paired, clear=clear)
File "renpy/display/core.py", line 2755, in do_with
self.with_none()
File "renpy/display/core.py", line 2782, in with_none
for layer, d in self.compute_scene(scene_lists).items():
File "renpy/display/core.py", line 2938, in compute_scene
raw[layer] = d = scene_lists.make_layer(layer, self.layer_properties[layer])
KeyError: u'x52URM'
Windows-10-10.0.19041
Ren'Py 7.4.11.2266
Long Road Home 0.8.5
Thu Jul 14 23:06:31 2022
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No -- and yes.
The game version 0.8.5 runs perfectly fine with URM v1.9.3.
But if you're using the "Image Enhancement Mod" (together with URM), then the game will crash on start.
It's not an issue of the game, but the mod.
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In some games you can it depends if you know how to search for example use label search and search for 'hidden' or 'image' and watch one by one if you found them
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gotcha - just wonder why a lot of developers use this f*ing renpy 8 for now then (happened to 3 games already)
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Sorry about that you can do a lot with URM but most of the games are not that easy to manipulate
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well - unren helped (just need to get the latest version of unren - guess 13 it is). Aside that, you need exactly to know what you are doing. Basicially you need to know how to code.
For example:
in game appartmentB, you will find your money as object.
To figure out what attribute you need to cheat:
dir(money)
You will see that the attribute is called "value"
To cheat money you then need to console -> money.value = XXX
kinda hard if you don't know Python code (how to get values and how to see list of object's attributes)
Funny sidenote:
the object "money" also has a value "day" ........
I guess not even the developer knows why he did and what he did
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Possibly. It would really depend on the implementation. This can modify the variables which are usually set (often as persistents) that toggles the Lock/Unlock in gallery. Other games use Dict sets and add in the item when you find it...
Honestly if you are looking to do find the items there is another way to do this which i think balances the experience of the player vs the dev intended better.
The following ideas are a bit more work but ive used them before to make the items Easier without skipping the experience fully. it was worth it to preserve the intended experience... sometimes lol
Try this:
(Option 1a ) You can use URM to discover the variables or dict sets by enabling wildcard search and search *
Use Unren to unpack the game.
(Option 1b) Open the scripts in a text editor and skim through to find the hidden items.
You want he corresponding filename for the image in the game folder.
(Option 2a) Once you have the image names just go into the game folder and edit the images making them brighter or highlighting them in a photo editor making them static but stand out better
or...
(Option 2b) You can also use the Image variable definition script to make the image "blink" by making a copy and editing it to make it darker. Then change the image definition to create a tiny animation:
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then in the script where the screen is defined change the image used for the button (hidden object)
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in fact... now that i think about it i wonder...
0x52 do you think it would be possible to automate this type of thing... not editing images of course... but maybe a alpha transform that could somehow (probably by input) substitute a static imagebutton for the alpha transformed animation? Maybe a toggle to enable the substitutions without overwriting game files? or even something along the lines of a trigger key or Urm option to mark user defined screens that are special like hidden objects? Maybe it could overlay a Star or whatever in a corner to indicate look closer?
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I asked something similar a few weeks ago and he answered that he will look into it.