Just a quick question around this - I've always decompiled from the RenPy folder and then any .rp* files generated by this tool I have always manually copied into the "/common" folder. Is this the correct way of utilising this tool or should there be something more automatic in place that I am missing?
What folder are you putting the batch file in? It should be in the main game folder with the .exe, you shouldn't have to copy anything.
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I've decompiled several apk files, the only ones i've had issues with so far is due to someone protecting them... The trick is you have to rename game folder from x-game to game or alter the unren.bat to see x-game. Then copy in your own lib and renpy folders for the program to use.
Edit: I tested on an apk and only one thing seemed needed to be renamed (for decompiling). I edited unren to use x-game and it went fine. I usually do such editing on a pc then rebuild the apk...
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I did like you said and when i re-installed it said Parse Failed No Certificates.
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You mean when you tried to build it with renpy? If you are just editing one rpy/rpyc file i'd think you wouldn't need to rebuild an apk, if you can copy the file to your android device where the game is already installed... If you rebuild the apk in renpy i'd think you'd need to rename all directories and files not just game dir... Just putting the file in to the existing apk file i've never had success with but then haven't tried it much, i was just told that kills the apk since it isn't just a common zip file.
After a tons of times and tried finally i did it with apktool and signapk.
First of all use apktool to decompile original apk then put x-unren.rpy and unren.rpyc ( from unren.bat) into x-game folder.
Second step use an apktool to rebuild it and then use signapk.zip with jarsignapk.js to pass Parse Failed No Cetificates.
But to do firststep and second step you have to learn a bit about the command of cmd throughout google.
That would be why then. I swear at one point I was doing this but the tool would complain about not being able to find python.exe...unless something changed since the older versions. I will place in the root directory where the .exe is from now on.
That might have been because you opened it in the middle of extracting the game from the zip file? I do that sometimes when I'm in a hurry, you have to wait for the game to fully extract before doing anything.
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Gung hay fat choi!
Happy Chinese new year
Did you put the bat file in the correct place?
Also, this is an English community. All posts in other languages are required to have an English translation.
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Oh my! Don't flood us with actually usefull infos. It's soooooo much!
Start the application (by typing it actually) from a beforehand opened cmd window and not with a double click. This way you get usually a error message if something is wrong.
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Try opening a command prompt and running the file from there. That way you'll see the error before the window closes.
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