RPG Maker 2003 — Steam app 362870, published by KADOKAWA GAMES and
customised for Degica: the licensed English re-release of a Japanese
game-making tool, copied from the owner's own installation and verified against
it on four criteria. The third consecutive object in one product family, after
pc-rpgmaker95-doc (stolen)
and pc-rpgmaker2000-doc
(bought). It is the first object in this collection half of whose content is
already published in another repository.
rpgmaker2003-steam/ 737 files 33,578,445 bytes 41 directories, 19 empty
731 distinct sha1 over 737 files
copy verified 737/737 on size, on mtime to the 100-ns tick, on sha1
41 directories of 41, and 19 empty of 19
free coverage at the start : 26,534,548 of 33,578,445 = 79.0226 %
after this session : 33,578,445 of 33,578,445 accounted for
(79.0226 % specified, 20.9774 % decoded,
0.0000 % derived, 0.0000 % opaque)
crossings against the collection : 368 of 731 = 50.3420 %, all with the 2000
Nothing here was shut. Seven readers written for other objects opened 99.7986 % of this one without a change. What nobody had ever opened was 12,970 bytes in four files, and the work of this session is that, plus two databases nobody had compared, plus the half of the tree that belongs to another repository's chapter.
| the maps | four LCF files the database reader correctly refuses, in two ways that turn out to be the two grammars; all four close on their own last byte, and a geometry no file declares is forced to 20 × 15 |
| the databases | 388,574 bytes against 374,229, seventeen chunks of twenty-two byte-identical, and the five that differ are a person deleting thirteen heroes |
| the crossings | 368 of 731, six times the collection's record — and it measures a publishing decision, not a product |
| what is left | 363 hashes, and every one of the 54 new pieces of audio carries the year in its file name while not one sound effect is new |
| the programs | eight Delphi source paths, Delphi 6, Enterbrain in a registry key, and a hook library whose Hook_WinHelpA explains why a program written for WinHelp ships a .chm |
| the project | somebody's unfinished tutorial, signed in the editor's own About box, whose fifteen empty directories are the visible trace of references that resolved elsewhere |
| the clocks | seven false COFF stamps of nine where the tool reports none, and a September question whose answer is neither of the two dates offered |
| the personal data | one man's manual giving two addresses three years apart, a MAC address redacted by program, and a leak two repositories had noticed and none had fixed — repaired here, in the neighbour, with a check that fails on the commit it replaces |
| the calibration | inherited 29.00 of 31 against 28.61 predicted; open 30.00 of 32 against 23.31, a term of −6.69 — the largest negative in five sessions, and produced on purpose by the prescription in force |
The headline is a geometry that nothing states. Three map files carry no
width and no height. Their two layer chunks are 600 bytes each; read as
little-endian u16 the values reach 10,131, so the cell is two bytes and there
are 300 of them; and the events inside those same files sit at x = 18 and
y = 14, so the map is at least 19 wide and 15 tall. 20 × 15 is the only
factorisation of 300 that survives both bounds, and it fell out of a layer
length and two coordinates rather than out of a manual.
And the second headline is a name. The pre-briefing recorded that Archeia
appears in a directory name and nowhere else in the object. It appears twice in
rpg2003.exe, inside the editor's About box, as Jasmin "Archeia" Toral,
under Translated by and again under Localized and Improved by — beside
Jie Xin "Cy" Tan and David "Cherry" Trapp, whose four-clause licence sits in
four binaries and whose form classes are in the resource section. The sample
project is signed work.
The J was confirmed for free. pc-rpgmaker2000-doc/docs/06 derived, from
durations alone, that a J in a MIDI file's internal Shift-JIS name marks a
jingle. Here it is in the file names, and re-derived on this object's own 141
files the split reproduces exactly on the ninety-two inherited ones —
seventeen at 4.245–15.634 s against seventy-five at 29.565–174.993 s, disjoint,
on two independent axes that agree on 140 of 141 files. The one disagreement
is the finding: J2003Horn.mid took the letter into its file name and not
into its sequence name, because the publisher applied the convention and the
new composer did not.
Seventeen documents, and no chapter here exists to reach a number. Each one carries a measurement made on this object; where a comparison with the previous one appears, the command was re-run here rather than the number subtracted.
| what it measures | ||
|---|---|---|
| 00 | predictions | 63 clauses priced before anything was opened |
| 01 | the object | 737 files, eight denominators, and the six hashes used twice |
| 02 | the technical sheet | every figure, with the command that remakes it |
| 03 | the shop | a signed install script, an extension it registers and nothing reads, and a download figure that turns out to be the deduplicated one |
| 04 | the maps | two grammars in 12,970 bytes and a forced geometry |
| 05 | the two databases | 17 chunks identical, 5 not, and what a person changed |
| 06 | the crossings | 368 of 731, the 91 renames, and the J re-derived |
| 07 | what does not cross | the product: 363 hashes, two composers, seven new resource kinds |
| 08 | the programs | nine binaries, Delphi 6, Enterbrain, and a hook library |
| 09 | the sample project | 47 files of somebody's work, and the tutorial explaining itself |
| 10 | the accounting | 67,623 bytes in the wrong bucket, and the two sentences they need |
| 11 | the clocks | seven false stamps, and neither 13 nor 16 September |
| 12 | whose bytes | eleven parties, a redaction by program, and a leak finally closed |
| 13 | the tools | 544 files, 197 new selftest checks, and a count that would not move |
| 14 | corrections | eleven in the pre-briefing, sixteen of this session's own, the last found after publication |
| 15 | leftovers | what is still shut, and 32 initialisms in four buckets |
| 16 | prediction scoring | the verdicts, the three bands, and P11 to P13 |
notes/ holds the raw output of every command the chapters cite, including
notes/sha1-all.txt (731 distinct hashes over 737 files),
notes/crossall.txt (the sweep against 104 repositories) and
notes/vendorhash.txt (the third-party component list this collection has
asked for three times and never written).
tools/ holds 544 Python files: 528 inherited unchanged, sixteen written here
and two modified.
It does not run anything. The object is an editor, a runtime and a playable game, and nothing here was started. Every claim above is a walk, a hash, a join, a string or an offset — and where a claim is an inference rather than a closure, it says so on the same line.