A patch to make the OMORI RPG Maker MV Project (mostly) work on Linux.
This repository is a fork of surrealegg/omori-linux-patch. It includes a small fix to improve compatibility with certain plugins and mods.
Ensure that you have OMORI and RPG Maker MV installed.
To create an RPG Maker MV project, you first need to install OneLoader, which is a mod loader for OMORI. You can follow the instructions provided here: OneLoader Installation Guide.
- Launch OMORI and navigate to Options > Mods > Decrypt.
- Confirm that the "Generate RPG Maker project?" option is set to "YES."
- Click the "CLICK HERE TO START" button to initiate the decryption process (this may take some time).
Upon completion, you should see a new folder created, which will look like this:
Download the Surrealegg_LinuxPatch.js plugin and save it in the following directory:
www_playtest_[random_id]/js/plugins
Now, open RPG Maker MV and access your project. Typically, it can be found here, but the location may vary depending on your distribution:
~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/OMORI/www_playtest_[random_id]/Game.rpgproject
Navigate to Tools > Plugin Manager..., scroll to the bottom, and double-click an empty space. This will open a new window. Select "Surrealegg_LinuxPatch" and click "Ok."
Next, move the plugin to the top to ensure it runs first. It should look something like this:
After saving your changes, you can run the game by pressing Ctrl + R or by selecting Game > Playtest from the menu.
Happy Modding!
Try updating RPG Maker MV's copy of NW.js to a newer version.
The one currently bundled with the program is old and often has issues running on modern Linux kernels.
I would recommend disabling the plugin and removing this patch before compiling and bundling your mod.
It shouldn't break on its own, but it could cause unexpected issues if certain mods are mixed. Also it's highly unnecessary if running the game natively on Windows or through Proton.