need more info... first of all... i don't use linux... so i cannot test it. but if it's wine (emulated windows). it should work fine. (on theory)
1) what script that crash? script control / encrypter. try removing encrypter first. and see if it still crash....
since script control don't require administrator right... if it still crash......
the game crash from playtest from editor OR crash when opening game in game.exe ?? or both?
try the demo in wine. does it work or crash too. if it's crash... then it's the wine problem. but if it don't...
then there's might be some step wrong in executing the encryption. (you must not change any script after the playtest except changing true to false in config. but you must NOT add extra line break too. just change true -> false without adding / moving anything).
or just don't change the config to false at all... (it's optional so you can skip it)...
Changes/edits: (None)
I didn't make any changes to the script during this process except the changes required in the instructions.
Script control externally + encryter:
The
script control externally in Wine the animated menu did not work correctly when using it with the
encryter, Externally had around a 4 second lag before the splash screen in windows, but I think that is normal. In Linux there was no lag, but from what I can remember there was no splash screen and it was using the default menu display. Once I tried to go down to new game.....it crashed. Have not tried using the internal script method with the encryter
Encryter:
The encrypter did not work. The game started to run. The splash screen worked, animated menu worked for a 1-2 seconds, and then it crashed. I believe it is the "run as administrator." (This time I placed the scripts internally.)
EXE:
The game crashed from running from the game.exe. I use windows when working with RPG Maker Ace. I play tested in windows and I transfer it over to Linux.
Wine research:
From a little research on Wine I read that.....
1) The fact that Wine now defaults to 'emulating' Windows 2K by default,
rather than Windows 98; and
2) The fact that many Windows programs of a certain type, when they were
updated to work with Win2K from previous compatibility with Win98 (which
does not have an Administrator), began to require Administrator
privileges under 2K and higher to install.
Wine source:
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/2005-September/018921.html
Changing the version of windows didn't lead to a solution.
Previous version:
Is there a previous version of the encryter that doesn't need the "run as administrator?"
Other options:
1. I could try the script control internally this time and try externally again without the encryter. I know you asked this first, but I tested it again before reading your message. Sorry about that.
My thoughts:
I think it might be the "Run as administrator."
Edit:
The error occurs without the security scripts. I will go to my back up and double check....
Double check:
Now from double checking...it seems my game still doesn't work with wine. I will triple check Wine with one of my other games.
Triple check:
Wine works with my other games, but is having a error with this one.
Well, I guess the error is occurring with Wine and my game. I don't believe the security scripts have anything to do with it, so I don't think my game will work with Wine for Linux or Wineskin with Mac. I don't know whats causing the issue, but things work just fine on windows.
Script test:
I guessing it might have to do with one of my scripts. I will test each script until I pinpoint the issue.
Scripts tested:
Seems the error still occurs even after testing each scripts. Keeps giving me a internal error when I try to start or move to new game.
I will test without the scripts and if the error still occurs, then there is something wrong with my games files most likely. I might have to transfer all the resources to a new game.
Without scripts:
Must be my game files. No reason it shouldn't work now. Unless it has something to do with the RPT, but I doubt it because my game.ini is not directed toward the RPT.
[Game]
Library=System\RGSS300.dll
Scripts=Data\Scripts.rvdata2
Title=The game title
Not only that, but it works just fine on window computers. I guess I should test with the RPT anyway.
Tested RPT:
The game files must be corrpted somehow. Nothing to do with the security script because I didn't have it in my back up. Transferring my resources to a new game should fix the error.
Product key code:
Back to security. Are you going to implement a product key code feature in the future? For instance, a huge list of product keys for commercial products?
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