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#author("2025-07-15T20:13:11+09:00","default:admin","admin") #author("2025-09-19T12:31:43+09:00","default:admin","admin") *Check the GPU Used [#a669e77e] When you start "RPG Developer Bakin", check which GPU your PC is using. If an onboard GPU is used, the tool may run more slowly, so it is safer to specify clearly that other GPUs should be used when using the tool. **''First Thing to Check'' [#eb8b06d7] + Launch RPG Developer Bakin and open "Configuration " on the left side menu of the top menu. + Clicking on the "System Report" button within "Configuration" will open a dialog box that will generate a report of your PC environment. + Please check the GPUs listed in the Summary at the top of the report, and if the ''Highest performing GPU'' is not displayed for your PC environment, please specify the GPU used below. **How to Specify GPU to be Used [#c9df7d97] ***Windows11 [#ad14f0a3] - Open Windows Settings, search for "Graphics" in the search function, open the System -> Display -> Graphics page. - In the "Add App" section of the app's custom options, search for "RPG Developer Bakin" from the desktop app and open it. - Click on the added "RPG Developer Bakin" -> Click on Options - Select "High Performance" ***Windows10 [#af8e643f] - Search for "Graphics Settings" in the taskbar search window -> Open - From "Desktop Apps" in the Graphics Performance preferences, search for "RPG Developer Bakin" and open it. - Click on the added "RPG Developer Bakin" -> Click on Options - Select "High Performance" *Checking Your GPU Driver Version [#p1850c29] Check the driver version for your graphics card and ensure it is up to date. Many reported issues have been traced back to outdated drivers. We strongly recommend keeping your GPU driver updated to the latest version. *Check the Backup Feature [#fb362280] In the "Configuration" in the top menu after starting "RPG Developer Bakin", you can set the backup timing for the game you are creating. The backup feature automatically saves the edited data except for resources. Backups that have been in place for a certain period of time are automatically deleted. If you have backup data, you can resume work in the event of any problems by selecting the project from the top menu and then selecting "Continue from Backup". Be sure to make backups. ''&color(red){Attention};'' Backup data created more than 31 days ago will be deleted upon Bakin startup. The backup data is in the backup folder within the project folder, so you can save it separately in Explorer. To use the saved data, return it to the backup folder and resume work from "Continue from Backup." However, please note that backup data prior to the 31st will be deleted when a new backup is created after opening the project and starting to work on it. #ref(./Auto Backup.png,80%) *When Problems Occur [#f35787c2] If you encounter any problems, please read these pages as well: [[When Problems Occur]] and [[FAQ]] **The tool does not launch. [#x3250015] For those who have problems with this tool not launching, please terminate the task of the sound utility "Nahimic" in the Task Manager, which may improve the situation.
