storage to party .pkm?

[retzy030]

Hiyas!

I copied my sav file from the Diamond JP version that I have.

I compiled all the pokemon I wanted to transfer (into 6 storage boxes), so I can transfer them via GTS to my Platinum game. I realized that after I did this, the Sendpkm.py/GTS isnt compatable with storage pokemon. ><

Is there an easy way to make these .pkm party pokemon?

update: Silly me, didn't use the right keywords to search. I found a solution - http://projectpokemon.org/forums/showthread.php?8404-Storage-Pkmn-to-Party-Pokemon.

Edited January 27, 2011 by retzy030
solution

[codemonkey85]

What was the solution you went with? Did you use my program?

[M@T]

Actually, SendPKM and the like are compatible with 136-byte Pokémon ; if your party is full, you won't notice the difference as it'll go directly into your PC and if it is not, the Pokémon will have strange stats and a Ball Capsule which you can remove by depositing it to the Day Care.

[retzy030]

What was the solution you went with? Did you use my program?

Yes, Thankyou for creating the program. =)

Actually, SendPKM and the like are compatible with 136-byte Pokémon ; if your party is full, you won't notice the difference as it'll go directly into your PC and if it is not, the Pokémon will have strange stats and a Ball Capsule which you can remove by depositing it to the Day Care.

When I tried your advice and do the transfer with 136 bytes .pkm file, I get a constint flicker blue error screen. It's hard to read... it pretty much says: 'communication error (00000). Please turn the DS off and back on. If the error continues, I should contact Nintendo Customer Support.'

If I use a 236 bytes .pkm file, everything works. Sometimes I do get a communication hiccup, but I just restart SendPkm or the DS and it works fine.

Using Acekard 2.1 with AKAIO 1.6 RC2 fw

[M@T]

Well, everytime I tried using 136-byte .pkm files with my own SendPKM, it worked as I described ; that must depend on the program and how it handles too short .pkm files (as far as I remember, mine simply pads it with null bytes).

That's not a big deal anyway.