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No, no you are mistaken. The output of unpacking/decompiling is stored in the game's "game" folder while unren is located in the folder with all renpy games.
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Madeddy I did it. This fucking unrpyc runs on a fucking third python. Yes, not perfect, yes, some of the code is missing, but it works.
Yes, not perfect, yes, some of the code is missing, but it works.
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For fucking sake. It's called Python 3Madeddy I did it. This fucking unrpyc runs on a fucking third python.
Anyway, congrats on the achievement! You guys doing an amazing job.
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Unfortunately, some of the nested code disappears during decompilation, I suggest you check it yourself.
Update: Premature joy. After all, I only checked on one file. And now, when I checked on others, the errors started. I went on working.
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Here's the best version. But still some of the code is missing. But, tested on 45 files of the game Apartment69, all decompiled. I also checked on the WVM game files(RenPy 7.2.2) - for some reason, the output of information to the console freezes and the program does not terminate, although all files are decompiled.
Update: Well, another game found another bug, but I've already fixed it. If your console will report any errors, you can leave the screenshots, I'll fix it, but here's what to do with the code that disappears, here my powers are already all over.
Update: Well, another game found another bug, but I've already fixed it. If your console will report any errors, you can leave the screenshots, I'll fix it, but here's what to do with the code that disappears, here my powers are already all over.
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Doing gods work. Let me know when you need code review to have it added to OPHere's the best version. But still some of the code is missing. But, tested on 45 files of the game Apartment69, all decompiled. I also checked on the WVM game files(RenPy 7.2.2) - for some reason, the output of information to the console freezes and the program does not terminate, although all files are decompiled.
Update: Well, another game found another bug, but I've already fixed it. If your console will report any errors, you can leave the screenshots, I'll fix it, but here's what to do with the code that disappears, here my powers are already all over.
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Probably never, since I only made it work on python 3. As for how it works and why some of the code doesn't decompile - I have no idea. Unless anne O'nymous or someone of his level can solve this problem.
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I just downloaded the latest vr of this......But whenever i try to decompile the rpyc(option2) it immediately quit......But the other option are working....I tried to choose all(option9 i think) but it quits too after it decompiles the rpa.......
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Anyone knows what the problem?
No error found...It just quit
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Anyone knows what the problem?
No error found...It just quit
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- Batch/cmd: 50% TODO - Its intended this way and even prepared for it already. (base.cmd is there, functionality to embed in .cmd already in build script)
- Drag &drop: TODO
- Take workdir from CLI arg: Works.
- UnRen in base dir/game dir: Works.
You're welcome.
About your idea with the hide button:
I thought its easy and will be like adding the other renpy cfg options we have in unren... Like it's a permanent function we need just to activate. So i thought, but no. I needed to look this actually in the docs up, search the net, found nothing and ask the renpy main dev in the end...
The code for it:
- Must be written in the right renpy file. (screens.rpy)
- There, in the correct function. (screen quick_menu())
- In there at the right position.
Merde.
On top of it i will need to decide where in the fraking quick menu i position the button. There are so many possibility's...ergh.
I guess encoding to ASCII is the problem, but i could also be wrong with this.
I remember as i try'd this last year i put it trough the 2to3 module and compared then before/after to understand what differences actually are there. I think you missed some and i do not understand why you not changed the shebang to python 3? Thats the first i would do... I replaced also all printf style format.
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creedgeezer taki :::
There are like 20 possible error reasons... How the heck should we find perhaps out, if you do NOT tell us stuff like which RenPy version the game you did try to work on runs or which target game (name) or which UnRen version you used?
Please add more infos.
There are like 20 possible error reasons... How the heck should we find perhaps out, if you do NOT tell us stuff like which RenPy version the game you did try to work on runs or which target game (name) or which UnRen version you used?
Please add more infos.
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By looking closer at the forum page before clicking on this thread, and seeing that thread.
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I would leave out byte encoding, but this creates byte names for the object's attributes - byte names.
And how to refer to them, especially if they are also a list type, I have no idea. I did utf-8 encoding, everything remains in the same form, part of the code disappears. I know roughly why: if the code in the new block starts with "textbutton" or "window" and possibly other similar reserved words(mostly, most likely, belonging to RenPy), then in the"key" - "value" pair, None is returned instead of the key. Well, in some cases, it definitely appears, because I had to face this key for some reason and try to bypass it for a certain reason.What I usually do is go to a game that has it and copy code from the screens.rpy and paste it in the game that doesn't. It should work fine unless they messed with the keymap in which case you might have to find where they fiddled with that as well.
How do you see the variables that are in place? If I'm playing a game and I want to see what my relationship points are with a character, what command would I use? Thanks!
Option 3 to enable Developer Menu. Load save, then SHIFT+D and pick View Variables.