For those who do not understand how to write the command, here is how to do it:
hpatchz.exe [PATH1] [PATH2] [PATH3]
More details :
[PATH1] --> Path where the file DecliningBirth-WindowsNoEditor.pak is.
[PATH2] --> Path where the patch upd_2.2.hdiff is.
[PATH3] --> Path of where you want your .pak file to be created.
It should look like this :
hpatchz.exe "[PATH_TO_YOUR_ .pak_File]\DecliningBirth-WindowsNoEditor.pak" "[PATH_TO_YOUR_ .hdiff_FILE]\upd_2.2.hdiff"
"[PATH_TO_WHERE_YOU_WANT_YOUR_NEW_ .pak_FILE_TO_BE]\[NAME_OF_YOUR_NEW_ .pak_FILE].pak"
After executing the command it should create a .pak file and to finish you just have to rename it to DecliningBirth-WindowsNoEditor.pak and replace the .pak file in Declining Birth\DecliningBirth\Content\Paks\ by your new one freshly created.
Enjoy !
Look, here is how it should look like :
First, i put myself in the directory where hpatchz.exe is :
Then i start to write the command starting with hpatchz.exe with the path where DecliningBirth-WindowsNoEditor.pak is :
After i write the path where the update file (.diff) is :
Finally i write the path where i want the .pak file to be + i give it a name, as for example i named it "result.pak" :
To finish, you just have to follow what i said earlier : "After executing the command it should create a .pak file and to finish you just have to rename it to DecliningBirth-WindowsNoEditor.pak and replace the .pak file in Declining Birth\DecliningBirth\Content\Paks\ by your new one freshly created."
That's all.
PS :
If you have a directory with spaces in their name like me :
On Windows you have to surround your command with double quotes ( "" ) like me to make it work :