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 ====== Runtime Package (RTP) ====== ====== Runtime Package (RTP) ======
  
-EasyRPG does not provide complete RTP yetsearch the internet for the official RPG2000 and RPG2003 RTP.+**R**un**t**ime **P**ackages were intended to be common asset library of graphicsmusic, and sounds that games often shared to save on disk space in the early days of computing (where floppy disks and dial-up modems were commonplace). A good way to understand the way it's used is through Microsoft's tools; developers that use Visual Studio often include Visual C++ Redistributables and the .NET Framework, or they have to tell the user to download it from Microsoft's website.
  
-The RTP contains graphics and sounds that are used by many games. The better games usually don'need any files from the RTP.+The installer for the RTP is given out by RPG Maker's vendor at their homepage for anyone to download but not to share. 
 + 
 +The better games often don'use this package to ease the burden of having to install more prerequisites just to get the game working, and because they use original assets that the RTP would have no use replacing. You can use official packages from RPG Maker 2000 and 2003, but they can't be shared around, and they can't be used for projects that weren't made with anything other than RPG Maker (like EasyRPG, unfortunately). 
 + 
 +EasyRPG is free and open-source, so our own RTP replacement (which is incomplete) will use a free license allowing modifications to the assets. 
 + 
 +===== Get the RPG Maker 2000 RTP and RPG Maker 2003 RTP from RPGMakerweb ===== 
 + 
 +==== For the 2000 RTP ==== 
 + 
 +  - Browse to https://www.rpgmakerweb.com/run-time-package to select the RPG Maker 2000 download. 
 +  - Install the file from the .exe 
 + 
 +==== For the 2003 RTP ==== 
 + 
 +  - Browse to https://www.rpgmakerweb.com/run-time-package to select the RPG Maker 2003 download. 
 +  - Install the file from the .exe inside the .zip 
 + 
 +===== Operating system specific considerations =====
  
 Depending on the operating system you have to take care on a few steps: Depending on the operating system you have to take care on a few steps:
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 ==== Windows ==== ==== Windows ====
  
-Just install the RTP using the official installer, the Player will automatically find it (by reading the Windows registry).+Just install the RTP using the official installer, the Player will automatically find it by reading the registry.
  
-==== Linux, MacOS and other systems ====+==== GNU/Linux, macOS and other systems ====
  
-The RTP is found by reading environment variables:+=== Windows-like RTP setup with WINE ===
  
-  * ''RPG2K_RTP_PATH'': For the RPG2000 RTP +WINE has a registry, and EasyRPG Player can read RTP paths from it much like RPG_RT does for Windows.
-  * ''RPG2K3_RTP_PATH'': For the RPG2003 RTP +
-  * ''RPG_RTP_PATH'': For any RTP (fallback if 2k or 2k3 variable is missing)+
  
-If your system does not support environment variables you can place the RTP in the folders ''/data/rtp/2000'' and ''/data/rtp/2003'' instead+Install the RTPs in WINE, and then the Player will automatically find and extract it. You can then optionally uninstall WINE if the RTP was all you installed in it; under WINE, this procedure only ensures a valid install.
  
-==== Wii ====+=== Manual RTP setup (without WINE) ===
  
-Extract the RTP into ''/data/rtp/2000'' and ''/data/rtp/2003'' (SD and USB are supported).+For systems that can't (or don't want to) use WINE for its registry auto-detection, you'll need to copy RTP files from a preinstalled RTP manually or unpack .exe installers with unar, file-roller or similar frontend supporting 7z/lzma data from executable installers.
  
 +EasyRPG Player reads these environment variables for the packages:
  
 +  * ''RPG2K_RTP_PATH'': For the RPG2000 RTP
 +  * ''RPG2K3_RTP_PATH'': For the RPG2003 RTP
 +  * ''RPG_RTP_PATH'': For any RTP (a fallback if one of the others hasn't been filled in)
  
-===== Support for games of any language =====+If your system does not support environment variables, just place the RTP in the folders ''/data/rtp/2000'' and ''/data/rtp/2003'' instead. 
  
-The original RPG_RT has problems handling games from countries that use characters which are not in the current codepage of the system.+==== Android ====
  
-Example: If you life in England your (Windows) system has the codepage for Western European (1252) setWith this codepage it's not possible to play Russian or Japanese games because their characters are not encoded in this codepageThis problem applies to all older applications that are not Unicode awareUnicode is an encoding that provides a mapping for all characters used in the world.+You can extract the RTP folders from .exe installers by renaming .exe to .7z and then unpacking the .7z with some free tool like ZArchiver.
  
-The EasyRPG Player is of course unicode aware but you have to hint him, what encoding the game usesThis is done by editing the RPG_RT.ini in the game folder and adding the following entry:+Extract the RTP into your sdcard path as explained in the EasyRPG Player app instructions.
  
-''[EasyRPG]\\ +==== Wii ====
-Encoding=#### +
-''+
  
-#### must be replaced by a number that specifes the codepage: +Extract the RTP into ''/data/rtp/2000'' and ''/data/rtp/2003'' (SD and USB are supported).
- +
-^ Name      ^ Number      ^ Use for      ^ +
-| Western European    | 1252 |  English games or games from most European countries | +
-| Windows-1251    | 1251 | Russian games (with cyrillic letters)+
-| Shift-JIS    | 932     | Japanese games (with Hiragana, Katakana or Kanji) |+
  
-===== Support for Japanese and English RTP =====+==== 3DS ====
  
-It doesn't matter if you have the Japanese or the English RTP installed. The player will take care of loading the correct files for you, just make sure that the games encoding is set to the correct value.+Extract the RTP into ''/data/rtp/2000'' and ''/data/rtp/2003'' (SD card for old 3DS models and micro SD for New 3DS models).
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