unrpa is a tool to extract files from the RPA archive format (from the Ren'Py Visual Novel Engine.

It can also be used as a library.

The best way to install unrpa is through your package manager, if a package is available for your operating system. I maintain an AUR package for Arch Linux users.

You can also install unrpa through pip, the Python package manager. You can do this on Windows with:

py -3 -m pip install "unrpa"

Or use python3 rather than py -3 on unix systems. You can see the official documentation for more help installing through pip.

You can also download the latest release and extract it.

You will need Python 3.7 or later in order to run it (either install through your package manager or directly from python.org).

If you are trying to extract more exotic RPA archives, there may be additional dependencies. unrpa should instruct you how to install them if required.

When installed through your package manager or pip, you should be able to use unrpa by opening a terminal or command prompt and doing something like:

unrpa -mp "path/to/output/dir" "path/to/archive.rpa"

If you are running from source, you will need execute python directly:

• On most unix systems, open a terminal in the directory containing unrpa then:

  python3 -m unrpa -mp "path/to/output/dir" "path/to/archive.rpa"
  

• On most Windows systems, open a Command Prompt in the directory containing unrpa then:

  py -3 -m unrpa -mp "path\to\output\dir" "path\to\archive.rpa"
  

usage: unrpa [-h] [-v] [-s] [-l] [-p PATH] [-m] [-f VERSION]
             [--continue-on-error] [-o OFFSET] [-k KEY] [--version]
             FILENAME

• Check you are using the latest version of Python 3.
• Check you are using quotes around file paths.
• Video guides may be out of date, please check this file for up-to-date advice on using the tool.

If something goes wrong while extracting an archive, please make an issue.

New variants of the RPA format get created regularly, so new games might not work - generally support can be added quickly though.