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1. RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES INSTALL
2. RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES 32 BIT
3. RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES ARCHIVE
4. RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES RAR
5. RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES WINDOWS

NOTE: Enabling 32 bit architecture isn't necessary if you’re on 64-bit system, they'll run fine.

RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES INSTALL

Look up the instructions for your distro here:, and install according to which version of said distro you're running. I use wine 4.03 due to compatibility issues with later versions but those are unrelated to these games, you should run the latest version.

RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES WINDOWS

Wine allows you to run windows programs without needing a VM, by translating the inputs into something that can be read by Linux.

RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES RAR

For some reason the unar dev doesn't include updates for v.1.10+ (which supports RAR v.5) for older distros, you can check which version you have here:

RTP RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD PORTUGUES ARCHIVE

This happens because the archive is packed using RAR version 5 format, and you're probably using unar v.1.9 or below, which does not support said format. rar and it DOES give mojibake, try installing "unrar" (yes, with two 'r's) and extracting using that instead. Running it is simple too: "unar path/to/.rar" and it'll extract nicely. rar, 7z and many more, usually doesn't give mojibake. If you're on Linux Mint like me, then you already have this installed by default, Menu>Preferences>Fonts brings up the panel, apply the same change.Īlso I recommend using "unar" to unpack archives, as many times the files contain Japanese characters, and the default archive manager either fails to extract or gives mojibake. To fix this, if you're on Ubuntu, install 'gnome-tweak-tool', change Font Antialiasing to either Grayscale or None (NOT RGBA!). This also gives you a log of what the game's accessing which comes in handy if your game crashes and needs troubleshooting.įonts will show up squiggly and fucked up, this is due to GNU/Linux using RGBA Antialiasing on Monofonts by default. Now we can run programs under wine in Japanese locale, which you can do with 'LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 wine /path/to/GameFolder/Game.exe' in terminal, do so just to be safe. In terminal, run only the following under root (sudo -i) to generate Japanese locale:

Package Manager (optional, but we'll be installing them through terminal)Īnyways, before we start there are a couple of things to do first: Very basic knowledge (how2root, how2navigate filesystems, what distro do I have, etc) Simple, efficient, and most importantly prioritizes on filesize since only the bare necessary packages are installed. Even if you're an experienced user, I hope this guide manages to clear up and answer some details. This is a general guide oriented towards newcomers in GNU/Linux to getting RPGMaker and Wolf RPG games (and some others) running under Wine, without resorting to unnecessary workarounds like PlayOnLinux or EasyRPG (only allows for playing RPGM 2000/2003 games).

Make sure you check out the SCREENSHOTS album here:, if you ever need a visual INDEX -=. Also included are extractor tools for RPGMaker and WOLF RPG. See the FAQ & TROUBLESHOOTING section if you want to download them from their sites instead. For RPGMaker games you'll also have to download RTPs and the appropriate fonts, which I've compiled here to save time from having to download individually, you can find it here: !IZEiAYoI!ymRRyhWQKc0L6dC7ASsfog, download "RTPs/Fonts/Decrypters.7z". Added section for RPG Maker MV/MZ' and added info on other games (flash, unity, etc) at the end of 'FAQ & TROUBLESHOOTING'Īnd that's it. Rewrote the guide and greatly cleaned things up If you're a Windows user, there's not much here for you, but give the FAQ & TROUBLESHOOTING section a read, especially at the CHANGELOG -=. If you’re using Archlinux, there’s a bit more to setup for that distro, which an anon wrote a small guide for here: I use Linux Mint 18 Sarah Cinnamon which is built on Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial, so everything here is tried and tested for this distro.Īs for wine, I use winehq-stable 4.0.3~xenial as I have some compatibility issues with wine 5.0+, issues unrelated to these games but everything should still work fine on the latest release of wine. So get used to fixing these errors from lazy devs who don't bother being case sensitive, cause you'll be doing that a lot. Most importantly, after you've renamed the file correctly, you can simply press 'Retry' and it'll try to look for the file again, load it and continue on. All previous versions of RPG Maker simply fucking crashed upon not finding a file, you'd have to look at your terminal log to see what went wrong. but UNLIKE previous versions of RPG Maker, the engine actually tells you what the error is, what it's looking for and where it's looking for. It could be anything, from font files to script files, to audio/image files, etc. It means if the game asks for, say, a font called 'CALIPR.TTF' your system will look for it and report 404 file not found despite 'CALIPR.ttf' being in the directory. KNOWN ISSUE: MV games are notorious for giving errors and crashing due to not finding files (mostly the former), this is due to unix filenames being case sensitive while Windows is not.