- Dec 17, 2017
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Yes. A text editor writes plain text and a RPA is binary.can't just change from Aosc-1.0 to RPA-3.0 with notepad
That's just your encoding setting onthe content you see on notepad when you open the file maybe depends
UTF 16LE
in the lower right of your editor. You can play with it, its irrelevant for this as its a binary file.A Ren'Py archive has
- the first line (normally) in plain binary string written. The archive type: 7 | 1 space | the offset number: 16 | 1 space | the key: 8 Bytes long. So 7-1-16-1-8 Bytes.
- the second line has first a padding: b"Made with Ren'Py." and then the real data. This looks mostly like wild salad.