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So! Let me start this off by saying I have previous experience using Java and to a lesser extent C itself but I've never looked into git in any depth so if I'm making a dumb mistake on that front please say so.
So far I have been able ton install and compile the base pokeemerald git but whenever I try to pull any of DizzyEgg's expansions the first applies fine (from what I can tell at least) but when I make the second request I get merge conflicts and end up hitting a brick wall. I know there is an older post showing how to edit the conflicts but from trying those steps it seems the various expansions have updated since the guide was posted. My question is well how do I go about getting this all to work and play nice? I know it's clearly possible and well I'd love to get on the bandwagon and play around with making my own pokemon game. This disassembly really does seem easier to use then all the separate programs needed for binary hacking.
So far I have been able ton install and compile the base pokeemerald git but whenever I try to pull any of DizzyEgg's expansions the first applies fine (from what I can tell at least) but when I make the second request I get merge conflicts and end up hitting a brick wall. I know there is an older post showing how to edit the conflicts but from trying those steps it seems the various expansions have updated since the guide was posted. My question is well how do I go about getting this all to work and play nice? I know it's clearly possible and well I'd love to get on the bandwagon and play around with making my own pokemon game. This disassembly really does seem easier to use then all the separate programs needed for binary hacking.
