It is really, really easy. Just read the second set of instructions. There's a big fat red "or" in case you use Windows and don't want to use Python.
I literally never did it before, and it took all of two seconds.
Just learn to read instructions.
I'm downloading just fine, did a quick search and it seems sometimes the browser itself is the problem. Can't link the post, but you could google mega keeps reloading.
Yup, all you do is to install python 2.7 first, once it's installed, go ahead downloading both the ips patch zip-file and merge.py secondly, choose which ips patches to extract into a empty folder as well as putting merge.py into there thirdly and lastly run merge.py to combine all ips patches into one and create a code.ips ready to use by putting it into Luma/titles/TitleID, making sure to toggle game patch/language emulation option.
Yes in Luma/titles/TitleID (game ID depending what game you have)yes i got it thanks. so after i create code.ips.... i just add that to my luma folder?
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that makes no sense to me.
the whole point of two version game is the different "Time Zone" setting.
if you want moon to have sun time, use pkhex change the game time from moon time to sun time.
that's the thing, I like the ultra moon exclusive pokemon but I don't like the time zone difference cause when I play on the day it will be night in the game and depending on the illumination of the room there will be more reflection on the screen even when playing with the highest brightness level.
Use PKHeX like Ericjwg said. It's tied to your save. After you beat the game, go back to the Altar of the Moone with Lunala in your party, swap the time back in PKHeX, then use the in-game timeswapping feature with the Ultra Wormhole so it's completely legitimate.
Seriously speaking, it's just a simple matter of changing the time of your system, or using PKhex (which just got updated) and changing the time on the savefile itself...
(all I'm saying about it)
