Because most people don't even know where to start. I can read the instructions and still not understand them. So instead of thinking that to you "floor is floor" assume some of us live in dirt huts and dont understand things.
I'm not interested in trying to read your mind. If you don't understand something, rather than attempting to incite a response with socially insulting behaviour. Why not just simply say, "I don't get it still."
Just on this alone, I'm just going to leave this alone and focus on what I need to do in real life. Here are my thoughts about it.
The modders provided some form of instructions; it's not a privilege, and I've already tried my best to simplify it. In fact, if you took the time to actually search in this forum or thread, some people took the time to actually learn or ask questions rather than post what you just did now.
Frankly speaking, let me break your issue down cause you don't even bother telling what you're stuck with or attempting to even help yourself by presenting a clearer picture of where you're stuck. No one is going to read your mind. I'm not a mind reader and don't assume I can.
1) I read it but still don't understand, it seems like some kind of programming?
2) Why do I have to clone a website in step 3?
3) If possible, can you guide me? (for people who don't understand programming)
1) Yes, it uses prior knowledge of understanding the Command Prompt for Windows. Git terminal uses the same mechanism of control to perform certain actions.
If you're having trouble understanding, you need to take the time to go google command prompt and read up on the following commands cause there is no simple way to direct every individual, unless you want to expose your current HDD and folder structure on a public forum. And no, I'm not doing DMs for each individual.
The following key things you need to know and search up are:
- Picking a storage drive - e.g. Typing C: or D: or whatever drive letter where you want to make the patch
- Navigating the terminal to the folder where you plan to make the patch - e.g. CD <directory of the folder where you plan to make the patch> (NOTE: Make sure it's an empty folder)
- Knowing what to type in
- Knowing how to use a kirikiri packer (I don't even know how to use GARbro, ask someone else on this one)
2) Just follow the steps, it will do that job for you to prepare the first patch to be merged with DnB mod later. If you want more details, ask the creator.
Because most people don't even know where to start. I can read the instructions and still not understand them.
This was unnecessary ---> "So instead of thinking that to you "floor is floor" assume some of us live in dirt huts and dont understand things."
3) Tried and it was too difficult, and you threw a tantrum and potentially insulted someone who tried to help you. At this point, try asking nicely rather than behaving as you did.
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These are the same instructions and have less clutter in some bits of the instructions.
1. Install git
2. Open Git.exe and use the terminal to direct to the empty folder where you want all the patch data go to (use C: or pick a HHD/SSD letter to choose a drive >>> then use CD <file path> to get to the empty folder of choice>
3. copy and paste into the terminal ---> git clone
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4. use CD to get into new <file directory of clone git>
5. copy and paste into the terminal ---> git checkout ccmod-dnb-merge
6. copy and paste into the terminal ---> git merge master
7. Close the terminal, no need to add a comment or commit
8. Go into the folder where you put the patch data in and run dnb_patch_setup.bat to update patch4 folder
9. Run GARbro and build patch4.xp3 from the patch4 folder >>>OR<<< use kirikiri packager to package the patch folder
If this is still too hard, just wait for someone else to help you.