Well, from what I've heard there has been some code changes that made the unren version no longer functional.
Yeah I saw that, like I said part of the problem was I misread the version number as 9.1 instead of 0.91, but thanks again
This version might still work for older games but I would not rely on it as it has not been updated in quite some time.
I'll be damned! One of them actually works on Python 3!
Yes, VepsrP has been doing great work trying to keep up with the various permutations of Python and RenPy that are currently in use. I don't know if his graphical interface version is designed to accommodate all three of his command line tools.I'll be damned! One of them actually works on Python 3!
Unfortunately, that's all it works on. So I have to keep 2 other versions too, depending on the Python/Ren'Py version. Fortunately a peek into the lib directory will tell me which one to use. Good enough.
The answer is no at the moment. But if the new version of the command line tool confirms that there are no problems
As Eyecancer_Sheriff already posted on 2.Nov 2017: "The version of renpy you can normally find in the game directory in your gamefolder. There you have a file script_version.txt with contains the version number of the Renpy version the game was build on"
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Set our paths, and make sure we can find python exe
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
set "currentdir=%~dp0%"
set "pythondir=%currentdir%..\lib\windows-i686\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%..\renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%"
if exist "game" if exist "lib" if exist "renpy" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%lib\windows-i686\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%game\"
)
if not exist "%pythondir%python.exe" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%..\lib\windows-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%..\renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%"
if exist "game" if exist "lib" if exist "renpy" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%lib\windows-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%game\"
)
)
if not exist "%pythondir%python.exe" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%..\lib\py3-linux-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%..\renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%"
if exist "game" if exist "lib" if exist "renpy" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%lib\py3-linux-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%game\"
)
)
if not exist "%pythondir%python.exe" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%..\lib\py3-windows-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%..\renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%"
if exist "game" if exist "lib" if exist "renpy" (
set "pythondir=%currentdir%lib\py3-windows-x86_64\"
set "renpydir=%currentdir%renpy\"
set "gamedir=%currentdir%game\"
)
)
if not exist "%pythondir%python.exe" (
echo ! Error: Cannot locate python.exe, unable to continue.
echo Are you sure we're in the game's root or game directory?
echo.
pause>nul|set/p=. Press any key to exit...
exit
)
:menuShort answer not compatible.
It's because it's using Ren'py 8, which changed from Python 2 to 3. The folders names inside of LIB were changed. The comment above yours fixes it.
I'm afraid you're a little late with this job.
UnRen has been supporting RenPy 8 versions for a long time. And it can even unpack and decompile the code safely. However, not in this branch, but in another, because Sam has not supported this tool for a long time, and it is not so convenient to post in the comments. I invite you here. Today, a little later, I'm even going to post another update, which (in theory and partial practice) supports all game engines starting from version 7.3 at least.I just misread your script. Looked to me like it wasn't addressing the missing py2-* directories so i added that work around. Your fixes should defintely work as they are basically the automated version of what i said.
Which file do we download? There is like 5-6 of them?I'm afraid you're a little late with this job.
Yes. Try search or just go back 1 page next time...
