Yes, i said this with the typo and with my (unknowingly unnecessary) explanation about the versions i meant no offense.
Good morning. I will concede that I did not test with alternately named directory pathing. I will certainly do this when I get a chance and do the same with the other VN's I tested and had UFA fail. I don't have my notes with me at this location to give you the titles of those other failures at the moment... they might have had non-alpha-numerics in them as well.
The paths to different games contain different symbols. Most of them batch file and python process normally, but not all. Parentheses are the scourge of the command line and I have not found a solution to this problem. I don't know any problematic symbols for PowerShell at all, because this is a more advanced console.
Understood... then if your team can't find it I'll look into previous decompile code for what might be a regex line when I have a break from my current projects. All the previous "unren" projects didn't have this parenthesis issue, so there is a way.
A good question indeed.
Funny, but it's simply binary code, not black magic nor voodoo. Apparently there's a lack of will to resolve due to it's challenge... I get it. I'll assist regardless as I'm not about to revert over 3 decades of archive structures to appease lackadaisicalness. Regards.
. So I decided to check out the newer version of The Awakening. So it works fine if you don't unpack it, but if you do, it throws this error:
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
After initialization, but before game start.
File "game/customScreens/popUps.rpy", line 25, in check_changes
raise Exception("While evaluating change check " + repr(expr) + ":" + repr(e))
Exception: While evaluating change check 'LovePowerLandlady':NameError("name 'LovePowerLandlady' is not defined")I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the
errors listed below, and try again.
File "game/defaults.rpy", line 3: invalid syntax
default persistent.replay_seen = []
^
Ren'Py Version: Ren'Py 8.0.3.22090809
Sat Mar 4 08:05:27 2023Rename icon.webp in icon.png. The developer need two different types of files for some reason: one is in the archive, and the other is outside.
Are you saying that the error appeared immediately when starting the game or after pressing the "Play" button? Nothing came up for me. The game unpacked, started, and even worked.Yo, been a minute since I dropped in. Good work on keeping the tool going with all the changes from Ren'Py and devs
So to fix that, I change the init block for that screen to init 999 python, then I add an init 0 block to the default variable file; but then that file throws this:Code:I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. After initialization, but before game start. File "game/customScreens/popUps.rpy", line 25, in check_changes raise Exception("While evaluating change check " + repr(expr) + ":" + repr(e)) Exception: While evaluating change check 'LovePowerLandlady':NameError("name 'LovePowerLandlady' is not defined")
So I tried replacing the word "default" in the file and then copy pasting the variable list to notepad and back in case the dev added some funky character that only get triggered if you unpack, and then checked if anything gets activated if config.dev or config.console is enabled to throw errors, but I didn't find anything. Was wondering if you VepsrP or Madeddy could sleuth out something I missed? Thanks.Code:I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the errors listed below, and try again. File "game/defaults.rpy", line 3: invalid syntax default persistent.replay_seen = [] ^ Ren'Py Version: Ren'Py 8.0.3.22090809 Sat Mar 4 08:05:27 2023
Really? Immediately on opening the .exe, nothing ran. I guess I'll download it again, though I tried 2 different versions of the reworked game. Thanks. Maybe it's an issue with the persistent from the old version. I'll try deleting that first.
No, there is a line in the code that determines which file extension to use for the icon. If there is a webp in the archives, it puts it, in other cases it puts png. It can be said, another protection against unpacking.
Damn, thanks! A new trick I've never seen before, I'm usually pretty good at sniffing them out... You're a pro, man!No, there is a line in the code that determines which file extension to use for the icon. If there is a webp in the archives, it puts it, in other cases it puts png. It can be said, another protection against unpacking.
Nah, I confused your game with another one.
It was in there such protection, but in yours everything is fine.Oh ok, I actually did find something interesting that looks like what you said lol... But I guess it's just for building quick small rpas or something?Nah, I confused your game with another one.
init python:
existingArchives = list()
files = renpy.list_files()
for rpa in files:
if rpa.endswith(('.jpg', '.png', '.webm', '.webp', '.ogv', '.mp3', '.wav', '.ogg', '.txt', '.ini', '.ttf', '.otf')):
name = rpa
archive = rpa.rsplit('/', 1)[0].replace("/", "_")
if archive not in existingArchives:
existingArchives.append(archive)
build.archive (archive, "all")
build.classify ("**/" + rpa, archive)
build.archive ("scripts", "all")
build.classify ('game/**.rpy', 'scripts')
build.classify ('game/**.rpyc', 'scripts')
build.classify ('game/**.rpym', 'scripts')
build.classify ('game/**.rpymc', 'scripts')
build.classify ('game/**.rpyb', 'scripts')Hey, that's simply not true. Stay fair!
This looks for me like the game dev fraked somewhere the "file name" up and instead of correcting this in the script he did go the easy way by copying the needed file(-name) again in the game dir.
