Glow VS GARbro

I think SMPlayer is the most popular and easy to use one, but it looks ugly as hell. mpv.net seems to be the next most popular and it looks just like the regular MPV with more features built into the GUI. Glow is a simple alternative to make your own config to control features, but I don't know if that is more customizable than VLC. Generally, if you want something specific, you do it yourself with MPV.

This player is highly configurable, but doesn't have GUI for its settings - you'll have to look up what you need on https://mpv.io/manual/stable/ and paste it into the config file (or you can use this config generator: https://github.com/MattMcManis/Glow). Alternatively, you can try using mpv.net (which has settings GUI), as an external mpv option in Plex MPV Shim settings - it may work if you launch mpv.net manually before casting, but I didn't try that yet.

Garbro should be able to, at least it shows as a supported format.

Get GABro to extract script files from the script.arc files. Then you will need something like WillPlusManager or VNTranslationTools or something else to get text from the ws2 scripts. Or dig through fuwanovel forums to check for a tool used there.

Try https://github.com/morkt/GARbro

Tools like GARbro can help in navigating VN resources and extracting them. I haven't tried it, but maybe extracting and repacking might work for some VNs (unless there is some kind of integrity check programmed).

GARbro

I am using GARbro (link will transfer you to GitHub page) which you can download here: download link (link will download a file) .

Garbo has Newton and the Apple Tree supported so I've finally extracted the CG. No need for your help. Thank anyway :D.

I used GARbro but it fully works only on vol. 4 and some files of the NEKOPARA Extra, but on other games vol. 0, vol. 1, vol. 2, vol. 3 it would only extract only few files, because file extensions are random or they doesn't work