Ok Victor, I'm really bad with this stuff (copy and paste). I have some games downloaded but I don't know how to extract the images, your explanation was very good I will try again to see if I can. Thanks
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No, But, it seems that there is a website on which it should work. I didn't check it myself, because I play on a PC.
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This is not a game thread. UnRen is not a game, and if you downloaded it from here, it doesn't work on Android.
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I know it has been mentioned before that sometimes UnRen is unable to find the scripts in the game folder. Don't know if a solution has been given but I have found a solution to the problem if you have this problem.
Problem: If all the scripts are in subfolders of the game folder then UnRen cannot find the scripts.
Solution: All you have to do is put one script directly in the game folder and once that is done use decompile in UnRen after that it will decompile all the scripts in the other folders as well.
For example: The Game V.I.R.T.U.E.S has all it's scripts in subfolders and UnRen was unable to find them. I use the transparent textbox mod so I put the y_outline.rpy in the game folder and then as soon as I decompiled again it found all the scripts in the subfolders and decompiled them as well.
It would seem that if there are no scripts in the game folder then UnRen does not scan the subfolders for any scripts but if there is one then UnRen then scans all the subfolders for scripts.
Problem: If all the scripts are in subfolders of the game folder then UnRen cannot find the scripts.
Solution: All you have to do is put one script directly in the game folder and once that is done use decompile in UnRen after that it will decompile all the scripts in the other folders as well.
For example: The Game V.I.R.T.U.E.S has all it's scripts in subfolders and UnRen was unable to find them. I use the transparent textbox mod so I put the y_outline.rpy in the game folder and then as soon as I decompiled again it found all the scripts in the subfolders and decompiled them as well.
It would seem that if there are no scripts in the game folder then UnRen does not scan the subfolders for any scripts but if there is one then UnRen then scans all the subfolders for scripts.
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Dude, this problem is not relevant for a long time, if everyone would read the comments and try not to clog them. I have even created a separate thread for the current and working version of the tool. No dancing with a tambourine is needed with her. The version that is in the header of this thread has not been relevant for a long time.
tried to unren the archives of a game but i get this error
ImportError: No module named site
+ Unpacking "scripts.rpa" - 4227525 bytes
Could not find platform independent libraries <prefix>
Could not find platform dependent libraries <exec_prefix>
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>]
tried to workaround it copyng the folders "lib" and "renpy" but was not solved
did anyone had a similar problem?
ImportError: No module named site
+ Unpacking "scripts.rpa" - 4227525 bytes
Could not find platform independent libraries <prefix>
Could not find platform dependent libraries <exec_prefix>
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>]
tried to workaround it copyng the folders "lib" and "renpy" but was not solved
did anyone had a similar problem?
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What game? what is the version of the tool? this is also important information.
you are right
tool version is 0.91
this is the game
https://f95zone.to/threads/lust-academy-v0-3-1s-bear-in-the-night.69272/
Hi guys,
is there any chance to include some kind of variable file printer with a key shortcut?
Maybe even with the current values?
That would be awesome for some analyzing in an external editor.
is there any chance to include some kind of variable file printer with a key shortcut?
Python:
file = open("variables.txt","w")
long
file.write(', '.join(dir()))
file.close()That would be awesome for some analyzing in an external editor.
Just tried game, everything seems to be OK here - unren 0.9.1, even outdated, did the job. Also tried unren 0.10, worked too.
But there is something wrong with your scripts.rpa - your file is 4227525 bytes, my file is 4235977 bytes. Maybe bad/unfinished download?
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strange i downloaded the game from both mega (before link went down) and anonfiles win versione, but both files create those errors unpacking. I also suspect that something is wrong with win version.
By any chance for what OS you downloaded the game?
By any chance for what OS you downloaded the game?
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If you read the comments a little, you would know that the version in the header has not been working for a long time. Here is a link to my thread with the current version of the tool. If it does not help, then I will already look at what the problem may be.
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I don't think it's possible. this requires a python parser on python, and I have not met this, although I myself was looking for about the same thing.
I didn't work with python/renpy before, but couldn't you create a .rpy file like unren-dev.rpy and inject this kind of code? Or is this something different?
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And how do you imagine getting a list of variables? It's physically impossible. Only if you write a parser that will analyze the code and determine what is a variable and what is not. And believe me, this is a very high level of programming. People who can write such a thing are unlikely to sit on this site. Another option is if the developer takes care of it himself and documents all the variables. Nobody does that either. Unfortunately for you, no one can write such a magic button. But you can safely open the sources of the game with the code and see for yourself what the variables are.
I think you probably misunderstand me:And how do you imagine getting a list of variables? It's physically impossible. Only if you write a parser that will analyze the code and determine what is a variable and what is not. And believe me, this is a very high level of programming. People who can write such a thing are unlikely to sit on this site. Another option is if the developer takes care of it himself and documents all the variables. Nobody does that either. Unfortunately for you, no one can write such a magic button. But you can safely open the sources of the game with the code and see for yourself what the variables are.
I provided already the code I'm using to print a list of variables of the scope via the console into a file. It could be improved by looping through the array and retrieve also the values, but that's a detail issue.
Python:
file = open("variables.txt","w")
long
file.write(', '.join(dir()))
file.close()
Python:
screen keys():
key "p" ...
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