Posting MY RPG Maker VX Ace game on Steam troubles

[Race Hutson]

I want to upload my Rpg maker vx ace games on to Steam, using STEAM DIRECT. The process that it says to do for all games is not my bread and butter (Due to me being used to GameJolts "Just upload the file" process). Can anyone please help me?

 

[Poryg]

Google search wouldn't help? I found a couple of tutorials in few seconds.

 

[Kes]

EDIT
Misread which forum this was in.

 

[Race Hutson]

Google search wouldn't help? I found a couple of tutorials in few seconds.

I cannot find anything for some odd reason.

 

[Poryg]

 

[Race Hutson]

I've seen that, but a further step that steam provides outdated/complicated information for is the exact process of converting the game files for upload. Is there an up to date, easy, and simple video/guide explaining the conversion process for RPG Maker VX Ace games in particular?

 

[Poryg]

Considering how many VXAce games are there on Steam, I don't think so. It's also even harder due to the fact that Steam compells people to keep their mouths shut about particular details.

 

[Race Hutson]

Considering how many VXAce games are there on Steam, I don't think so. It's also even harder due to the fact that Steam compells people to keep their mouths shut about particular details.

Do you think you could possibly comment a link to a good/easy to understand guide?

 

[Poryg]

Since I don't have any experience with steam direct, I can't say which tutorials are easy to understand.

 

[Race Hutson]

Since I don't have any experience with steam direct, I can't say which tutorials are easy to understand.

I've found some games already on steam that use RPG Maker VX Ace, I'm browsing through them in an attempt to reverse engineer it.

 

[Roninator2]

There's nothing to reverse engineer.

When you have a game ready to go on steam, you create it just like you were going to upload it to gamejolt. The only thing that may be different is you don't zip the game files and you would not leave the game in the exe file that is created when you select to compress game data.

So take your game, select file, compress game data. Include rpt if you need to.
When the file is made, run it and extract the contents.
All of those files are uploaded to steam into one folder
every game you see on steam made with rpgmaker will be like this. maybe not exact in all circumstances but it covers most games.