Unrpyc is a tool to decompile Ren'Py (http://www.renpy.org/) compiled .rpyc script files. It will not extract files from .rpa archives. For that, use rpatool or UnRPA.
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This tool can either be ran as a command line tool, as a library, or injected into the game itself. It requires Python 2.7 to be installed to be used as a command line tool.
Depending on your system setup, you should use one of the following commands to run the tool:
python unrpyc.py [options] script1 script2 ...
python2 unrpyc.py [options] script1 script2 ...
py -2 unrpyc.py [options] script1 script2 ...
./unrpyc.py [options] script1 script2 ...
Options:
$ py -2 unrpyc.py --help
usage: unrpyc.py [-h] [-c] [-d] [-p {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15}]
[-t TRANSLATION_FILE] [-T WRITE_TRANSLATION_FILE]
[-l LANGUAGE] [--sl1-as-python] [--comparable] [--no-pyexpr]
[--tag-outside-block] [--init-offset] [--try-harder]
file [file ...]
Decompile .rpyc/.rpymc files
positional arguments:
file The filenames to decompile. All .rpyc files in any
directories passed or their subdirectories will also
be decompiled.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c, --clobber overwrites existing output files
-d, --dump instead of decompiling, pretty print the ast to a file
-p, --processes
use the specified number or processes to
decompile.Defaults to the amount of hw threads
available minus one, disabled when muliprocessing is
unavailable.
-t TRANSLATION_FILE, --translation-file TRANSLATION_FILE
use the specified file to translate during
decompilation
-T WRITE_TRANSLATION_FILE, --write-translation-file WRITE_TRANSLATION_FILE
store translations in the specified file instead of
decompiling
-l LANGUAGE, --language LANGUAGE
if writing a translation file, the language of the
translations to write
--sl1-as-python Only dumping and for decompiling screen language 1
screens. Convert SL1 Python AST to Python code instead
of dumping it or converting it to screenlang.
--comparable Only for dumping, remove several false differences
when comparing dumps. This suppresses attributes that
are different even when the code is identical, such as
file modification times.
--no-pyexpr Only for dumping, disable special handling of PyExpr
objects, instead printing them as strings. This is
useful when comparing dumps from different versions of
Ren'Py. It should only be used if necessary, since it
will cause loss of information such as line numbers.
--tag-outside-block Always put SL2 'tag's on the same line as 'screen'
rather than inside the block. This will break
compiling with Ren'Py 7.3 and above, but is needed to
get correct line numbers from some files compiled with
older Ren'Py versions.
--init-offset Attempt to guess when init offset statements were used
and insert them. This is always safe to enable if the
game's Ren'Py version supports init offset statements,
and the generated code is exactly equivalent, only
less cluttered.
--try-harder Tries some workarounds against common obfuscation
methods. This is a lot slower.
You can give several .rpyc files on the command line. Each script will be decompiled to a corresponding .rpy on the same directory. Additionally, you can pass directories. All .rpyc files in these directories or their subdirectories will be decompiled. By default, the program will not overwrite existing files, use -c to do that.
This script will try to disassemble all AST nodes. In the case it encounters an unknown node type, which may be caused by an update to Ren'Py somewhere in the future, a warning will be printed and a placeholder inserted in the script when it finds a node it doesn't know how to handle. If you encounter this, please open an issue to alert us of the problem.
For the script to run correctly it is required for the unrpyc.py file to be in the same directory as the modules directory.
The tool can be injected directly into a running game by placing either the
un.rpyc file or the bytecode.rpyb file from the most recent release into
the game directory inside a Ren'py game. When the game is then ran the tool
will automatically extract and decompile all game script files into the game
directory. The tool writes logs to the file unrpyc.log.txt.
You can import the module from python and call unrpyc.decompile_rpyc(filename, ...) directly.
The Ren'py engine has changed a lot through the years. While this tool tries to support all available Ren'py versions since the creation of this tool, we do not actively test it against every engine release. Furthermore the engine does not have perfect backwards compatibility itself, so issues can occur if you try to run decompiled files with different engine releases. Most attention is given to recent engine versions so if you encounter an issues with older games, please report it.
Supported:
- renpy version 6 and 7 (current)
- Windows, OSX and Linux
As Ren'py is being continuously developed itself it often occurs that this tool might break on newer engine releases. This is most likely due to us not being aware of these features existing in the first place. To get this fixed you can make an issue report to this repository. However, we work on this tool in our free time and therefore we strongly request performing the following steps when making an issue report.
If you are making an issue report because decompilation errors out, please do the following. If there's simply an error in the decompiled file, you can skip these steps.
- Test your .rpyc files with the command line tool and both game injection methods. Please do this directly, do not use wrapper tools incorporating unrpyc for the report.
- Run the command line tool with the anti-obfuscation option
--try-harder.
- List the used version of unrpyc and the version of ren'py used to create the .rpyc file you're trying to decompile (and if applicable, what game).
- Describe exactly what you're trying to do, and what the issue is (is it not decompiling at all, is there an omission in the decompiled file, or is the decompiled file invalid).
- Attach any relevant output produced by the tool (full command line output is preferred, if output is generated attach that as well).
- Attach the .rpyc file that is failing to decompile properly.
Please perform all these steps, and write your issue report in legible English. Otherwise it is likely that your issue report will just receive a reminder to follow these steps.
Feature and pull requests are welcome. Feature requests will be handled whenever we feel like it, so if you really want a feature in the tool a pull request is usually the right way to go. Please do your best to conform to the style used by the rest of the code base and only affect what's absolutely necessary, this keeps the process smooth.
Recently a lot of modifications of Ren'py have turned up that slightly alter the Ren'py file format to block this tool from working. The tool now includes a basic framework for deobfuscation, but feature requests to create deobfuscation support for specific games are not likely to get a response from us as this is essentially just an arms race, and it's trivial to figure out a way to obfuscate the file that blocks anything that is supported right now. If you make a pull request with it we'll happily put it in mainline or a game-specific branch depending on how many games it affects, but we have little motivation ourselves to put time in this arms race.