Patching an Android app with .rpyc files?
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:25 am
Hello, all! It's been a while...
I've been overjoyed at the advent of Android Ren'Py games. I have more gaming time on my phone than on my desktop, and it's awesome to be able to get great VNs with all the Ren'Py features like rollback, unlimited save slots, and so on. There are some superb VNs out there for Android now - well done to all the creators!
One thing Ren'Py allows people to do is distribute extra patch files that modify the behaviour of an existing game, often in the form of a .rpyc file. This works great for desktop games. But is there any way to drop one of these files into an Android game? I'm guessing it'd require root privileges?
The specific example I'm after is the wonderful Everlasting Summer, which has a great Android version with gestures to access the menu, history/rollback, turn on skipping, and hide the text window! But like the Steam version, it has black screens during several scenes. There's a .rpyc file that one can drop into the Steam install to enable the full content, but I was wondering whether it was possible to do the same thing to the Android version.
I've been overjoyed at the advent of Android Ren'Py games. I have more gaming time on my phone than on my desktop, and it's awesome to be able to get great VNs with all the Ren'Py features like rollback, unlimited save slots, and so on. There are some superb VNs out there for Android now - well done to all the creators!
One thing Ren'Py allows people to do is distribute extra patch files that modify the behaviour of an existing game, often in the form of a .rpyc file. This works great for desktop games. But is there any way to drop one of these files into an Android game? I'm guessing it'd require root privileges?
The specific example I'm after is the wonderful Everlasting Summer, which has a great Android version with gestures to access the menu, history/rollback, turn on skipping, and hide the text window! But like the Steam version, it has black screens during several scenes. There's a .rpyc file that one can drop into the Steam install to enable the full content, but I was wondering whether it was possible to do the same thing to the Android version.