Am I losing my mind? Where is the patch_all.sh file to be found? I can't find it on github and patcher.exe is doing nothing right now.
UndertaleNDS patch_all.sh
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They say that create_patches.sh is an 'improved patcher,' maybe try it?
https://github.com/C3RV1/UndertaleNDS/blob/main/create_patches.sh
https://github.com/C3RV1/UndertaleNDS/blob/main/create_patches.sh
Sorry, but come to think of it, you may need Cygwin to run .sh files, after installation, the command would go something like ‘sh create_patches.sh’
I tried using MSys2 to run it, but it's giving me "command not found" for line 4, 5 and 6, specifically regarding "python3"
Okay I just went on a whole trip of installing module after module and it's finally not complaining about one being missing, but now there's apparently "No such file or directory: [the correct directory for the file it's looking for which does exist]"
“To compile the game or use the rom, you will need to provide the data.win file from the original UNDERTALE game. This file can be located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Undertale\data.win or C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Undertale\data.win for the Steam installation.”
you need to put the data.win in the same directory as the patcher
you need to put the data.win in the same directory as the patcher
The patch file does not remain running for longer than a few milliseconds, and I believe the .sh file (the one which isn't working) is to be executed first
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It is there!
You might have seen this already, but there is actually an updated .exe patcher they released that's packaged with the required python installer and scripts, all you need to do is double click - Getting python stuff to work is pretty hit or miss for me, maybe because I use windows through parallels, idk, but quite often I can't get that stuff working. This one worked flawlessly for me though!
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