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Now save the RPG_RT.ini file, and try running RPG_RT.exe. If you can’t see anything like that in here, then just add a new line at the end of the file and type: FullPackageFlag=1 If this line exists, change the 0 to a 1. Open this file in Notepad (or your text editor of choice) and look for a line which says: FullPackageFlag=0 Next, look for a file in the game folder called RPG_RT.ini. Paste the ones you copied from the RTP folder in here, but if Windows asks if you want to override any existing files, say no. Select all of these folders (but not the icon.ico or uninst.exe files), copy them, then go to the folder where you’ve unzipped your RPG Maker 2003 game - it should have a bunch of similar-looking folders. If you’ve gone to the right place, you should see a bunch of folders like this: Then go to that folder (it should be something like C:\Users\ \AppData\Roaming\KADOKAWA\Common\RPG Maker 2003 RTP) - if you don’t see the AppData folder, select View in the file explorer and tick the Hidden Items box.
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Install it anywhere, but remember the folder it was installed to.
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You’re probably here because you’ve been trying to play an RPG Maker 2003 game on Windows 7, 8 or 10 and keep getting an error message that says, “The RPG Maker 2003 Runtime Package is not present or not registered.” Luckily there’s a relatively simple solution to this problem, albeit a bit of an awkward one.įirst of all, you need to download the official RPG Maker 2003 RTP.
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exe compiled game) on another PC could give an insight if it's the engine or something else.Last updated by Gravecat on December 11th, 2017. Trying it (both the engine's preview and the. If it's slow on both the preview and a compiled version of the project, it might be directly related to the Engine's rendering capacity. (It's not a browser nor flash, but it's a figure of speech.) Each limites the ressources to the lower-layered processes. It's kinda like a browser inside another browser's flash plugin. exe file (compiled) or does it only happend when launching it from RPG Maker? In the later case, it's mostly related to how RPG Maker render the preview window.
One quick question : Does the game takes time to run even as an.
I think it's just the plugin data clogging up the speed, but Im currently attempting to recreate those plugins with my own javascripting. I just dont understand why it may be my pc if it can run Unity and Gamemaker Studio just fine. If some random person tries your game, it won't work right, they will never ever try your games again. Als I would hate to tell my players: "Sorry, but your computer sucks" Specially if you make you game for players to return to your website. Originally posted by BigFatX:A lot of them who can't spend a grand on a computer, have still HDD. I feel like it's the file itself, because the file in my export folder is slow to the people I send it to. Still, it takes a while to start up and load maps, but I can finally playtest.
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Since you have a problem loading your game, did you make manual title graphics? Did you make them 816*624px? If you made them too big, it may lag, however 5 minutes is extreme.Īfter turning off plugins and fixing things in the background, it seems to run much better. In reality it just repeats its command and lets you wait till its done, which is never cause it is repeatig) (paralel might lag, autorun seems to stop the game. If it is only your current project, you can check the next options:ĭo you run plugins? Turn them of one by one, if the problem is fixxed, you found out which plugin cause problems.ĭo you have paralel or autorun events running in the background? If one of them repeats, this can cause lag or even freeze the game. This is why I don't think the problem is MV. You say it also happens with new, empty projects.
Because I suspect there is something else going on on your PC.
Maybe you should run a speedtest to see if the problem is RPG maker, or something else. Originally posted by BigFatX:Doesn't sound good.
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