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Be careful when implementing this technique, and ALWAYS make copies of ORIGINAL folders and files.
First off, I love the MV Stripper Tool . It is awesome. I make custom games that use none of the graphics that come with MV's images found in the following folders: battlebacks1, battlebacks2, characters, enemies, faces, parallaxes, sv_actors, sv_enemies, titles1, and titles2. I have an older PC and just creating a new game, with all those unused assets puts a little strain, so I decided to just take all those unused images out.
1. NEVER EVER delete original content.
2. CREATE a new folder, on desktop. I named mine "RMMV Original Folders."
3. Go to Steam/steamapps/common/RPG Maker MV/New Data and double click on the img folder.
4. MOVE the desired folders, colored in blue above, to the "RMMV Original Folders", or whatever folder you named it. NOTE: Make sure to keep or copy the Vehicle.png image in the characters folder or the game will not start. If you like some of the folders mentioned above, keep them, and just move the ones that you will not be using the content of.
5. In the original img folder CREATE new folders for each folder moved. NAME the new folders after the name of each folder moved.
Now there will be less content when you make a new game.
And when you are ready to actually deploy, I recommend using the MV Stripper Tool pre-deployment.
NOTE: I am a teacher because others have taught me. For making the total game files reduced in size I would like to thank @LTN Games for sharing the MV Stripper with us, and @eivl for explaining to multiple members, including myself, that we do not have to keep the images that we do not want.
First off, I love the MV Stripper Tool . It is awesome. I make custom games that use none of the graphics that come with MV's images found in the following folders: battlebacks1, battlebacks2, characters, enemies, faces, parallaxes, sv_actors, sv_enemies, titles1, and titles2. I have an older PC and just creating a new game, with all those unused assets puts a little strain, so I decided to just take all those unused images out.
1. NEVER EVER delete original content.
2. CREATE a new folder, on desktop. I named mine "RMMV Original Folders."
3. Go to Steam/steamapps/common/RPG Maker MV/New Data and double click on the img folder.
4. MOVE the desired folders, colored in blue above, to the "RMMV Original Folders", or whatever folder you named it. NOTE: Make sure to keep or copy the Vehicle.png image in the characters folder or the game will not start. If you like some of the folders mentioned above, keep them, and just move the ones that you will not be using the content of.
5. In the original img folder CREATE new folders for each folder moved. NAME the new folders after the name of each folder moved.
Now there will be less content when you make a new game.
And when you are ready to actually deploy, I recommend using the MV Stripper Tool pre-deployment.
NOTE: I am a teacher because others have taught me. For making the total game files reduced in size I would like to thank @LTN Games for sharing the MV Stripper with us, and @eivl for explaining to multiple members, including myself, that we do not have to keep the images that we do not want.
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