Having a problem with Trash Bytes in names

[silvertalon215]

Hello, just started using this program and it's great. My white 2 game was lost and this is helping me recreate my team. I do have a problem that comes up a lot when checking legality

"This Pokémon should have trash bytes."

"Pokémon is EV trained but not infected with Pokérus."

https://www.pokecheck.org/?pk=6321515

It doesn't always happen

https://www.pokecheck.org/?pk=6352373 is perfect and I did nothing different on the arcanine

I don't get what's wrong and this is the 8th attempt, I kept getting the problem with my magnezone but after I took it's nickname away it was fine. I tried just not nicknaming the arcanine but it still shows "This Pokémon should have trash bytes." I don't get it

Edit: And yes I have read the guide. I am following what it says and this is still happening.

Happened again with this Golem https://www.pokecheck.org/?pk=6322075

Edited September 30, 2013 by silvertalon215

[ReignOfComputer]

If your Pokemon are for your in-game team then trash bytes shouldn't matter.

[silvertalon215]

1. It annoys me that I got it to work for Gardevoir but not the others when I did nothing different. I really would like to know what I'm doing wrong.

2. was kinda hoping to be able to transfer them to X I think it would matter with pokebank. I'd love to be able to see 'em and their attacks with those graphics.

Edited September 28, 2013 by silvertalon215

[evandixon]

Pokemon names should end in /FFFF if there's enough room. If there's more, they should end in /FFFF/0000/FFFF, where /0000 is repeated 0 to however many times it will fit in the character limit (numbers and letters after / count as one character).

If a nickname is shorter than the original name, instead of /0000, use the original characters.

Ex. A nicknaming a Riolu to R

R/FFFFolu/FFFF/0000/0000/FFFF (I don't remember off hand the exact character limit, possibly nine because your Gardevoir had no trash byte errors).

[silvertalon215]

thank you so much.