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[gordillo]

im a noob at this patchin stuff so i wanna ask politly how do you do it? and no I dont go wifi cause wifis boring if you win all the time :?:  :?:  :?:

[simon-lam]

I dont get this patching stuff either...im thick

[vitius]

can u be a little more specific? some patches only require you to drag the .nds file onto the patch but the others require you to use command prompt.

[jelbo]

First, extract all the trainer .zip file contents to a folder, and put the ROM in it too (uncompressed).

Download and install CmdHere, right click the folder from Explorer, and select CmdHere. A DOS box should pop up.

Open the .nfo file with Notepad and set the font to Terminal (or download and open with jane if you want to do things properly ). Read the instructions for the patch command. I believe for most DS trainers it's:

bspatch game.nds game_trained.nds patch.bdf

Filenames need to be whatever your ones are. Press Enter when done.

game_trained.nds (or whatever you named it) now has the trainer applied! Remember, if your ROM filename has spaces in it, put quotes before and after the filename when you type in the command, like this: "Supa Game DS (U).nds"

[gordillo]

tanx ok now where do i get the best or at least most trainers? srry to be a bother also wat program do i need for .ips trainers

[jelbo]

tanx ok now where do i get the best or at least most trainers? srry to be a bother also wat program do i need for .ips trainers

There's not much trainers for DS games, but here's a complete list:

http://www.m3wiki.com/index.php?title=NDS_trainers

Try LunarIPS for IPS patches. I use Neill Corlett's uips myself, but that's a commandline tool (like BSPatch).

[gordillo]

ok wanna ask how do you patch a delta patch srry for the noob questions  :?  :?  :?