[Solved] About .rpym and .rpymc files

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[Solved] About .rpym and .rpymc files

#1 Post by Dark79 »

Hello,

I have a question regarding .rpym and .rpymc files. I want to build my project and I am not sure if the build needs both .rpym and .rpymc files or only .rpymc ?

I assume it is similar like with .rpy and .rpyc files where the build needs only .rpyc files to run. So is it the same in this situation as well? :)

These files are located in the "tl" folder.
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Re: About .rpym and .rpymc files

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Only .rpymc files are needed - it's exactly like .rpy/.rpyc. The files ending with c contain all the information in the originals (except comment and formatting information), as well as additional information required to load saves.
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Re: About .rpym and .rpymc files

#3 Post by Dark79 »

PyTom wrote: Fri Nov 25, 2022 11:49 am Only .rpymc files are needed - it's exactly like .rpy/.rpyc. The files ending with c contain all the information in the originals (except comment and formatting information), as well as additional information required to load saves.
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