My test game is not running

[Gil139]

Hello, I've encountered a problem with running my 'test game'. When i press on the test play button the window of my game will show up, with the name and picture, but the Play button is not there. (I sent a screenshot, it just stays like in the screenshot and nothing is happening) .
I tried to restart my pc and verify integrity of game files, nothing seems to pop up. am i missing a file or something?

 

[Kes]

[move]RPG Maker MV[/move]

 

[Andar]

Best guess is that you installed a plugin in the wrong way, removing those options.
Please give us a screenshot of your plugin manager

There are a few other possibilities, but in those cases the game would either never start or crash with an error message. If it gets to that screen it is almost always something within the game itself, and that means an error with one or more of the plugins.

 

[Shaz]

I also think this will be due to a plugin either not working at all, or not configured correctly.

In addition to the screenshot requested by Andar, could you also get your game to the stage you've shown, then hit F8 to open the developer tools? Take a look at the Console tab and see if there are any messages in there. If there are, grab a screenshot of that and post it, too.

 

[Gil139]

Here is my plugin manager

 

[Andar]

you renamed some of the plugin files, that usually disables them or can cause a lot of other errors.

please redownload them from yanfly's website and make sure not to rename them when you click on "save as".
Then install them correctly and your game should work again

 

[Gil139]

What do you mean? I downloaded plugins by going to Yanfly's website, going into the plugin i wanted, Copying the text from drop box, creating a text document pasting it and naming in the plugin folder as (I downloaded CoreEngine) YEP_CoreEngine.js
Is there anything wrong in what i did?

 

[Andar]

YEP_CoreEngine.js is the correct name.
But if you look at your screenshot you'll see that the file you use there is NOT named YEP_CoreEngine, it is named CoreEngin instead. Same goes for the second plugin there

And the better way is NOT to copy the text, you right-click on the link toward the file and then select "save as", creating the file directly without any need to use a text editor.

 

[Shaz]

Yeah, your first three plugins at least have the wrong name. You're missing the 'e' on 'engine' in the first two, and YEP should be upper case in the third. There may be other mis-spellings as well.

You have to give them EXACTLY the correct name - all the letters must be there, no extras, and they must be the correct case. No Yep when it should be YEP.