My first time purchasing games
on dmm.co.jp (or FANZA), having
experienced the confusing download
page(it told me to use Browser's
Save Link As because Chrome
doesn't support dmm downloader)
, I extracted game files from
3 separately downloaded rar part.
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There's one README.txt(filename is in Japanese) and one game folder in extracted folder.
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Fine, the main program must be
xxx.exe...
A dialog textbox throwed, as I opened tha main program, I can read Chinese character (or Kanji) , knowing it's something my PC lack to run the game. And installed SoftDenchi with clicking OK at all.
I submitted my dmm.co.jp user ID and password in first launch.
The problem is, I need to use textractor to read scripts from the game, and translate it to English in read time. However, there were three independent process for one game.
And only the hooking to koikake.bin
is effective. I didn't know why.
At the same time, considered installing
unknown obfuscate software on my PC
is not elegant. I searched about
ソフト電池.
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There's already threads about how to remove SoftDenchi DRM, the most referenceable is VNDB's thread.
The DenchiUnwrapper in VNDB thread is basically a
pyinstaller packaged windows exe
of the python script posted
on the FUWANOVRL thread.
Dramatically, Textractor can't hook any
koikake process since then, not even
the koikake.bin.
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Not any of them hooked the game script!
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Software or game maker in Japan would sometimes even check if your system's Time Zone or Language is Japanese
I've heard that, thought it may trigger
something if there's two exe in the
game folder, I moved koikake-nodrm.exe
to the parent directory.
And koikake.bin is hookable now.
Therefore, I backed up, replaced the original koikake.exe
to the nodrm one, leaving only one
executivable. The game is now DRM-free and
hookable eventually.
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