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RTP Problems
Everguard- 05/11/2010 07:26 PM
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Everguard
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CloseOk... I went to the folder but there is no graphics or anything like that just a lot of programs and a folder called system. System only has the data for the game. Anything else, or should I just copy the RTP setup into the game?
Dezz
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Go to Computer/My Computer (depends on what operating system you're using.)
Then go on Local Disk (Probably the C:\).
Go to Program Files/Programs
Go to Enterbrain
Go into the RPGXP folder
It should be there.
If not, simply copy the RTP installer into the game file then send it like that.
Then go on Local Disk (Probably the C:\).
Go to Program Files/Programs
Go to Enterbrain
Go into the RPGXP folder
It should be there.
If not, simply copy the RTP installer into the game file then send it like that.
Everguard
744
Wow, I fail at this. I can't find th RPG maker XP directory! I tried to redownload the RTP, but it says I can't run it beause I already have an existing version! Which I can't find! Any other suggestions?
Dezz
1252
1) Download the RTP. (Or if you have RMXP already installed which you do skip to step 2)
2) Go into the RPG Maker XP directory (C:\Program Files\Enterbrain\RMXP or something like that) and look for the Graphics folder.
3) Copy and paste the graphics in there to your game.
If you don't have the graphics folder in the XP directory, it might be called RTP. If it's not there than you don't have it, so you have to download it.
2) Go into the RPG Maker XP directory (C:\Program Files\Enterbrain\RMXP or something like that) and look for the Graphics folder.
3) Copy and paste the graphics in there to your game.
If you don't have the graphics folder in the XP directory, it might be called RTP. If it's not there than you don't have it, so you have to download it.
