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RLVM(6) FreeBSD Games Manual RLVM(6)

rlvm - RealLive interpreter clone

rlvm [OPTION]... <path to directory containing a Gameexe.ini file>

rlvm is a Free Software reimplementation of the VisualArt's KK's RealLive interpreter. It is meant to provide Linux and Apple users with a compatible, portable interpreter to play VisualArts games, specifically those released by Key.
--font
Specifies the path to a TrueType font to use instead of trying to autodetect the font

Currently, rlvm can run the following games:
Kanon
Kanon (With NDT's English patch)
AIR
CLANNAD / CLANNAD Full Voice Edition
Planetarian
Planetarian (US Edition)
Tomoyo After
Little Busters
Kud Wafter
In addition, there is partial support for:
Princess Bride
Princess Brave
ALMA ~zutto soba ni~
SNOW
Some of the game demos from the Kinetic Novel website.

~/.rlvm/
All rlvm save files are kept in this directory.

While rlvm is generally stable, emulation of the RealLive virtual machine is incomplete.

English patches that were not compiled with rlBabel will not line break correctly. You can check if your patch is compiled with rlBabel and the text encoding is set to "Western" by hitting [F1] at any time.

rlvm was written by Elliot Glaysher, with the help of Haeleth. Special thanks to Jagarl for licensing all his RealLive file reading code under liberal licenses, and for doing the first reverse engineering of the RealLive system. Windows port and bug fixes made possible by Rasqual Twilight.

This manual page was written by Elliot Glaysher <glaysher@umich.edu>.

Sept 2014 rlvm

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