Found little bug - after decompilation of rpyc files program don't remove decompiler files
As mentioned earlier in this thread, delete the folder "/lib/python3.9/multiprocessing" from the game's executable directory.
I tried to do as you say. I found the folder I was looking for, but there was no "UnRen.bat file." but I found the file "unren.log" inside there was the following line "pythondir=D:\???????\MotherNTRTraining-Episode04-pc\lib\lib\" I replaced the question marks with "%currentdir%lib\py3 -windows-x86_64\" the result was pythondir=D:\%currentdir%lib\py3-windows-x86_64\MotherNTRTraining-Episode04-pc\lib\lib\ and so on in several more lines. But nothing worked out. The program still outputs:
"Cannot locate python.exe, unable to continue.
Are you sure we're in the game's root or game directory?
Press any key to exit..."
Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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You edited the log file? What for?
The batch file is what you have to change (The batch file is the one you double click to start unren).
The question marks could mean that you are using a directory with non standard characters which are displayed incorrectly in the log file.
The batch file is what you have to change (The batch file is the one you double click to start unren).
The question marks could mean that you are using a directory with non standard characters which are displayed incorrectly in the log file.
I was just trying to find the file I needed, and this one had the same name as the one I needed) The main thing is that I solved my problem, so to hell with this file
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It's just a log file anyway, it has no function other than telling you what has been done.
JFI: There can't be two files with the same name in the same directory, one was called "xyz.log", the other one "xyz.bat". Windows hiding extensions by default is a pain. Turning them on is the first thing I do after every installation.
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Don't know what you downloaded, but the link on the main page for unren 1.0.11d contains a valid zip file.
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Hello I have a question I am using the latest version of unren but when I unzip the game I get .rpyc files which I can not unzip to generate a translation. Is there any way to unzip that to be able to translate?
The process I do is to select option 1 and then option 2 but it does not generate the .rpy files.
The process I do is to select option 1 and then option 2 but it does not generate the .rpy files.
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Somebody please add the deletion of the "/lib/python3.9/multiprocessing" directory to the known issues in the first post... so many people unable to read the thread apparently.
Hey so, I need some help here. I run into this problem when trying to decompile the rpyc for a game with UnRen-1.0.11b.bat, I get:
TypeError: 'getattr' object is not capable
TypeError: 'getattr' object is not capable
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Search the thread for 'multiprocessing' and you shall find the solution to your problem ...
Hint: It's not UnRen that is faulty
Thank you very much. It seems like the application developer intentionally created this error to make it difficult for us to use unrenbat. I just need to delete those 2 files from the folder. Unren is back in action.Search the thread for 'multiprocessing' and you shall find the solution to your problem ...
Hint: It's not UnRen that is faulty