Resident Evil Code: Veronica X - PC port (recvx-decomp)
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This package contains only the PC program. It does NOT contain any of the game's files:
you need your own copy of the US PlayStation 2 disc (SLUS-20184) as an .iso image.

Getting started
  1. Unzip this folder anywhere you like (it needs about 2.5 GB more once set up).
  2. Run recvx-config.exe. The first time, it asks for your disc image and sets the game up:
     it copies the game's files into a "data" folder here and converts the movies (it
     downloads FFmpeg once for that, about 100 MB, into a "tools" folder here).
     You can also drop the .iso onto recvx-config.exe.
  3. Press "Save and play". After this you can start recvx.exe directly; the disc image is no
     longer needed.

Settings
  recvx-config.exe sets the resolution, widescreen, fullscreen, folders and the keyboard /
  controller buttons. In the game, F11 or Alt+Enter switches between window and fullscreen.

Controls (defaults; keyboard and game controllers)
  Arrows = move, Z = Cross, X = Square, C = Circle, V = Triangle, A/S = L1/R1,
  Enter = Start, Backspace = Select. Hold Numpad 0 to fast-forward.

Saving: use the typewriters as usual. Saves are kept in the "saves" folder next to
recvx.exe (copy that folder to back them up or move them to another PC).

Optional: HD textures from a PCSX2 texture pack - pick its folder in recvx-config.exe.

Problems: the game writes recvx.log next to recvx.exe, and last_run_input.txt records your
last session. Include both when you report a problem.

Randomizer
  cvx-rando.exe (or "Randomizer..." in recvx-config.exe) shuffles items, enemies, doors and
  music. It writes the randomized game to a "rando" folder here and never changes your game
  files. Randomized games save to their own folder (saves_rando), which a new seed empties;
  your normal saves are never touched. "Play normal game" in either program switches back to
  the normal game. Share codes (CVX1-...) let friends play the same seed.
  cvx-rando-notices.txt holds the licences of the code it is based on (BioRand).
