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you just need to add them on src folder and compile after are you going to do this on Windows?

just open the mentioned file for example:

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as seen on the image above it points to battle.c

you just need to open battle.c on a text editor preferably Notepad++ then find the mention line:

4014 //The following are applied on top of current damage and are stackable.

now below the fixes you see + sign this means you need to add those lines (additional lines) below 4014 and 4015 line.

after you add the line you need to remove + because this are not read by the compiler.. but if you know how to apply patch using .diff file then your good to go you pull diff on SVN Version but I'm not sure how to do that on GIT.

 

HTH..

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you just need to add them on src folder and compile after are you going to do this on Windows?

just open the mentioned file for example:

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as seen on the image above it points to battle.c

you just need to open battle.c on a text editor preferably Notepad++ then find the mention line:

4014 //The following are applied on top of current damage and are stackable.

now below the fixes you see + sign this means you need to add those lines (additional lines) below 4014 and 4015 line.

after you add the line you need to remove + because this are not read by the compiler.. but if you know how to apply patch using .diff file then your good to go you pull diff on SVN Version but I'm not sure how to do that on GIT.

 

HTH..

The standard use it to make it one by one...

hahahahha

Knew it..

But using git i mean diff... Hurmmm that must be more hard is it?

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yes as I'm not sure how to pull diff from GIT.. but that's better applying diff patch and much easier.

 

Yap... it just all in one .. But some ppl encounter and error by updating this.. Maybe that was thier client side problem.. ^ ^

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