I could've just used a gist but I am too lazy to do so
It's as simple as that, and it can save a lot of time if you screw something up, or just want to test stuff that might change/break the rom in an irreverseable matter. Most likely windows-only, I don't have a linux setup to test this as of now.
- Get Node.JS (script was tested on v14.16.1)
- Get Flips (Slightly old, but it still works)
- Clone the files provided here into a new folder
- Copy your completely legally obtained ROM into the same folder
- Copy the Flips binary files into the same folder
- Create a folder called "backups"
- Open up command line and enter
npm i
- Afterwards start the script through
node index.js
, you'll be prompted to enter the path of your rom hack - If needed, edit
index.js
how you like