try this tool https://f95zone.to/threads/unrengui...ell-forall-v9-4-unren-old.92717/post-16382774 ther enter number 3 at the input number screen then enter shift + o and you dont need to change any file with the tool i postet
Also you can give a try to GAME RIPPER. Drag'n'drop the game folder on its window, then switch to the "Cheats" tab and click "Install" button. This should enable Ren'Py's developer console.Done, but it isnt working for me T.T
This game is brainfucking me with this, i cant cheat -.-
Its are dam easy fix to enable the console unren the game with my tool then open up options.rpy file and search for this two lines :Done, but it isnt working for me T.T
This game is brainfucking me with this, i cant cheat -.-
cant make it work with https://f95zone.to/threads/ravager-v5-2-2-4minutewarning.26476/
Correct guessed but unnecessary:Doesnt work for this game i guess?
Well, this means you need to play it the way its intended. Only way. Welcome to real gaming. Have FUN!This game is brainfucking me with this, i cant cheat
In short: Yes....move the rpa to a diff folder and it will use the new files?
I don't think such a tool exists, because an index in RPA archives is actually a pickle serialized Python object list. You can't create that without having actual Pyhton objects in memory. (Technically speaking it is possible to patch the serialized bytestream if just the file size differs, but I don't think anybody ever implemented that.)does anyone have a similar tool that can repack an rpa file after editing it's contents without having python installed?
You can unpack the RPA (keeping the original), then take the files you wish to edit and then keep the original RPA along with your edited RPY files in the game folder. The game will use your edited RPY files over anything within the RPA. I have seen many mods do it this way. A game will come with RPA files, the mod provides altered RPY files you simply throw in the game folder and they have priority over the originals contained inside the RPA.quick question:
does anyone have a similar tool that can repack an rpa file after editing it's contents without having python installed?
If not, once I've extracted the rpa and edited the files i want, do I just leave them in the same folder as the original rpa and move the rpa to a diff folder and it will use the new files?
Thank you!