Doesnt extract projectfile? about rpg-maker-mv-decrypter

[Petschko]

There was a workaround for this. You can just create the Project-File by yourself since the Content of the Project-File is not relevant. Create a new Project with the RPG-Maker MV and open your Project-File in a Text-Editor you just have this content:
File-Name: Game.rpgproject

RPGMV 1.3.1

MAKE A BACKUP of the Game, before doing that step:
I think you have to create this File (With the Content above) in the Root-Dir of your Game {GameDir}/Game.rpgproject and re-build the File-Structure:
In the most Games you have to copy ALL Content from {GameDir}/www/* to {YourGameDir}/* (Into the root where the Game.rpgproject file is).
After that you should be able to open the Game (IDK if it needs encrypted or decrypted Files so serve both, just in case)

Give it a try^^

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The RPG-Maker MV has unlike other Versions of the RPG-Maker NO Project-File with all Data, just that Text-File with the same Content, you can create your own project and check it xP

[Garzhad]

Okay yeah that let me open the game up. Looking at maps most tiles are blank though. Perhaps need dlcs to see the terrain properly, i dunno. Seems the only thing in the game that was actually encrypted was the images folder. But I can open up events and such, which is largely what i was looking to do, though telling where in the game a map or event is is somewhat hard when you cant see the terrain. Thanks for that tip, tho

[Petschko]

Did you provide all Images as encrypted AND decrypted versions? (In {GameDir}/img/* and in {GameDir}/www/img/*)
Try it if you not already have done this

Edit: If you want keep the File-Structure I suggest using my Java-Decrypter: https://github.com/Petschko/Java-RPG-Maker-MV-Decrypter
After decrypting just merge the Folders. (The Java-Decrypter keeps the Directory-Structure)

[Petschko]

Did you solve your problem?^^