SciresM Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 I added support for editing Battle Revolution save files to PKHeX last week.
Mr. ZARDE Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 Why I Can't Open a PBR Savefile On PKHeX? It says File Input Is Too Large... Enviado de meu SM-J200BT usando Tapatalk
evandixon Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 Why I Can't Open a PBR Savefile On PKHeX? It says File Input Is Too Large...Enviado de meu SM-J200BT usando Tapatalk Which version are you using? If it's the latest release, that doesn't contain the PBR stuff. The latest build should contain it.
Mr. ZARDE Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 Thank You! Now I can Gen In Battle Revolution As Well! I am so Happy!
ddhelmet Posted January 9, 2017 Posted January 9, 2017 (edited) I used Pkhex to edit my save file. But eventhough it says I have pokemon in the storage it also says I don't? https://i.gyazo.com/a9668154850c18d71bd4dc7043ef8f69.jpg https://i.gyazo.com/5c898746152ff19b117a8d65ac4c7f58.jpg I am using Dolphin 5.0. It is pretty funny. I did not had Pokemon in the storage before editing, I used a clean save file did not copy any pokemon from DS(obviously). My humble guess is the storage system unlocks when you actually copy a pokemon for the first time. Edited January 9, 2017 by ddhelmet
James123 Posted September 7, 2017 Posted September 7, 2017 I've recently been trying to save edit PBR, and have used the decrypting tool that was posted here. However, I have an issue now, where I can't re-encrypt the edited save file after changing things around in the hex editor. How do I do that?
BlackShark Posted September 7, 2017 Posted September 7, 2017 1 hour ago, James123 said: I've recently been trying to save edit PBR, and have used the decrypting tool that was posted here. However, I have an issue now, where I can't re-encrypt the edited save file after changing things around in the hex editor. How do I do that? You have to use the encryptSaveSlotAndUpdateChecksums function. I made a quick modification of the tool, the functionality is still similar but now it aks the user if he wants to decrypt or encrypt. When decrypting it reads PbrSaveData and decrypts it to PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup. When encrypting it reads PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup and encrypts it to PbrSaveData. Be sure those files are always present in the tools directory and also keep backups just in case! Source pbrsavetool.zip 1 1
James123 Posted September 7, 2017 Posted September 7, 2017 (edited) 22 hours ago, BlackShark said: You have to use the encryptSaveSlotAndUpdateChecksums function. I made a quick modification of the tool, the functionality is still similar but now it aks the user if he wants to decrypt or encrypt. When decrypting it reads PbrSaveData and decrypts it to PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup. When encrypting it reads PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup and encrypts it to PbrSaveData. Be sure those files are always present in the tools directory and also keep backups just in case! Source pbrsavetool.zip Awesome! Thank you so much for this, it helped a lot. Anyway, I think I already found something pretty interesting. At first, I was just trying to edit my rental pass trainer's skin tone, but I accidentally stumbled across something neater than that. By editing 0x23895 (where my first/main rental pass is) from 06 to 07, I was able to change my trainer to Lucas from DP. His trainer class is considered "Young Boy A" in the game, although he has his own unique animations. Weirdly enough, his Battle Pass portrait is messed up; it zooms in on his legs rather than his face or full body! I'll try more values to see if Dawn, the boss trainers, or alternate skin tones are available. Edit: I have just tested out values 08, 09, 0A, 0B, and 0D. 08 let me play as Dawn, who is also called "Young Boy A". 09, 0A, 0B and 0D crashed the game upon loading Battle Passes. Basically: 07 = Lucas, 08 = Dawn. 06 and under are all legal trainer classes. I've also found out where the skin tone is determined. It is at offset 0x23A62. The default (A) skin tone is 0, but setting it to 1 will change it to B, the slightly darker one. Setting it to 2 will likely make it C. It was probably located here since the Japanese version didn't let you change skin tones, so they placed the setting in a near-inaccessible location. I've also been trying to search for where rental Pokemon are located, but haven't had any luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Edited September 8, 2017 by James123 1
Akunoko Posted October 26, 2017 Posted October 26, 2017 (edited) Well, since nowhere info about it, I searched through sea of hex and sharing found offsets with TID/SID of synced DS save: First save slot TID: First byte - 0x12867 Second byte - 0x12860 SID: 0x12865-0x12866 Second save slot TID: First byte - 0x82767 Second byte - 0x82760 SID: 0x82765-0x82766 Third save slot TID: First byte - 0xF2667 Second byte - 0xF2660 SID: 0xF2665-0xF2666 Fourth save slot TID: First byte - 0x162567 Second byte - 0x162560 SID: 0x162565-0x162566 So, those allowing to use custom passes, blackjack and other, since probably just this offsets used for synchronize check. Maybe not, but who cares? Edited October 26, 2017 by Akunoko
N. Harmonik Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 Pardon me! I used SaveGame Manager GS on the Homebrew Channel in order to obtain my PBR file so that I can recreate some Pokémon that were lost. When I attempted to open it in PKHex, however, this occurs:
Kaphotics Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 6 minutes ago, N. Harmonik said: Pardon me! I used SaveGame Manager GS on the Homebrew Channel in order to obtain my PBR file so that I can recreate some Pokémon that were lost. When I attempted to open it in PKHex, however, this occurs: The correct size of a Battle Revolution save file is 0x380000 (3670016) bytes, not 0x38F580 (3732864) bytes.
N. Harmonik Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 So what should I do? Delete some Pokémon in the boxes, obtain the data then try again?
N. Harmonik Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 How strange. I downloaded a file with all 493 Pokémon and 18 boxes completely full yet it was still smaller than my file. Why is that?
BlackShark Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 2 hours ago, N. Harmonik said: How strange. I downloaded a file with all 493 Pokémon and 18 boxes completely full yet it was still smaller than my file. Why is that? As Kaphotics said Battle Revolution save files should always have the same size which is exactly 3670016 bytes. The amount of Pokemon has nothing to do with the size. If your save is larger something must have gone wrong during the export in Save Game Manager. Just try again.
N. Harmonik Posted February 22, 2018 Posted February 22, 2018 3 hours ago, BlackShark said: As Kaphotics said Battle Revolution save files should always have the same size which is exactly 3670016 bytes. The amount of Pokemon has nothing to do with the size. If your save is larger something must have gone wrong during the export in Save Game Manager. Just try again. At the risk of sounding dumb, what is the difference between "Extract" and "Compress" in SaveGame Manager GX? I've obtained the data twice and it's still the same size.
jasenyoface Posted February 23, 2018 Posted February 23, 2018 Could this be related to the issue and a solution? On 9/7/2017 at 7:04 PM, BlackShark said: You have to use the encryptSaveSlotAndUpdateChecksums function. I made a quick modification of the tool, the functionality is still similar but now it aks the user if he wants to decrypt or encrypt. When decrypting it reads PbrSaveData and decrypts it to PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup. When encrypting it reads PbrSaveData_decrypted_current and PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup and encrypts it to PbrSaveData. Be sure those files are always present in the tools directory and also keep backups just in case! Source pbrsavetool.zip Are you able to use a different save manager?
N. Harmonik Posted February 23, 2018 Posted February 23, 2018 (edited) Never mind, silly me, I realized I had to change the Custom Path in SaveGame Manager's settings so that it would go to the SD card and not the USB8 (whatever that is)! Now I can see the extracted data in PKHeX! Just out of curiosity, how come I can't view Custom Passes that my Pokémon are attached to? I can only see the boxes. I suppose this means I'll just have to move them back. EDIT: Eheheheheh, it seems switching my Pokémon does nothing, due to the fact that my Pokémon are set to my boxes. The ones that I want are set to my Party Pokémon Box which isn't visible in PKHeX. Edited February 24, 2018 by N. Harmonik
SubSora Posted April 16, 2018 Posted April 16, 2018 Hello, I don't know if I had an Answer x) but i have the same problem of ddhelmet, so if anyone have a solution, I want it >:D Screenshots of ddhelmet, I have the same screen so don't worry x) https://i.gyazo.com/5c898746152ff19b117a8d65ac4c7f58.jpg https://i.gyazo.com/a9668154850c18d71bd4dc7043ef8f69.jpg
BlackShark Posted April 16, 2018 Posted April 16, 2018 @SubSora there is a solution for this, @Akunoko already posted it back in October. To unlock all the stuff like custom passes, your TID has to be written to the mentioned offsets. On 26.10.2017 at 10:31 AM, Akunoko said: Well, since nowhere info about it, I searched through sea of hex and sharing found offsets with TID/SID of synced DS save: First save slot TID: First byte - 0x12867 Second byte - 0x12860 SID: 0x12865-0x12866 Second save slot TID: First byte - 0x82767 Second byte - 0x82760 SID: 0x82765-0x82766 Third save slot TID: First byte - 0xF2667 Second byte - 0xF2660 SID: 0xF2665-0xF2666 Fourth save slot TID: First byte - 0x162567 Second byte - 0x162560 SID: 0x162565-0x162566 So, those allowing to use custom passes, blackjack and other, since probably just this offsets used for synchronize check. Maybe not, but who cares? Unfortunately there's currently no tool for that yet so it needs to be done manually with the use of an Hex Editor. 1
SubSora Posted April 16, 2018 Posted April 16, 2018 (edited) Ow, ok thanks, but I don't know how to use Hex ^^' I go see a tuto if it's possible on youtube or something, thx again Edited April 16, 2018 by SubSora
SubSora Posted April 17, 2018 Posted April 17, 2018 I found nothing on the net so if anyone can help me 'cause I juste don't know how it's work I have that, and I'm just confuse x)
BlackShark Posted April 17, 2018 Posted April 17, 2018 @SubSora you need to decrypt the save file first. I've written a little step-by-step guide for you and everyone who is running into this same problem. For hex editing I would suggest using HxD https://mh-nexus.de/en/downloads.php?product=HxD but any other Hex Editor should work though. First of all, always keep a backup of your save file! get pbrsavetool from my post above extract pbrsavetool.exe into the same directory where your PbrSaveData file is located run pbrsavetool a command line window will open asking you whether you want to decrypt or encrypt your save data put in d to decrypt this will create two new files in the same directory, PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup (this is not an actual backup file!) and PbrSaveData_decrypted_current open PbrSaveData_decrypted_current in your Hex Editor get your TID and SID and convert them into hexadecimal (windows calculator has a programmers mode which can help you to do that or just use google) example: my TID is 12345 so in hex it is 0x3039, my SID is 54321 which is 0xD431 now navigate to the above mentioned offsets for the save slot you used how to do this depends on the programm you are using in HxD go to Search -> Goto..., in Hex Workshop go to Edit -> Goto... alternatively you could press Ctrl + G make sure it's set to hex and enter the offset you want to go to for the first slot go to offset 0x12867 and change the value at this location to the first byte of your TID (in my case it's 30) now go to offset 0x12860 and change it to the second byte of your TID (39 in my case) next is your SID, the first byte (D4) goes to offset 0x12866, the second one (31) goes to 0x12865 save your changes by overwriting PbrSaveData_decrypted_current run pbrsavetool to re-encrypt your save file this time choose e to encrypt your file and fix all the checksums your original PbrSaveData file in this directory will be updated PbrSaveData_decrypted_backup and PbrSaveData_decrypted_current are not needed anymore and can be deleted 2
SubSora Posted April 17, 2018 Posted April 17, 2018 (edited) @BlackShark First,thank you very mutch fore your ansxer, but I am sincerely sorry for the inconvenience, but I search the net, I found nothing about TID and SID, I just know that was trainer id and secret id, but where I found my TID and SID, I don't know ^^' Edited April 17, 2018 by SubSora
BlackShark Posted April 17, 2018 Posted April 17, 2018 12 minutes ago, SubSora said: @BlackShark First,thank you very mutch fore your ansxer, but I am sincerely sorry for the inconvenience, but I search the net, I found nothing about TID and SID, I just know that was trainer id and secret id, but where I found my TID and SID, I don't know ^^' You can look them up in PKHeX.
SubSora Posted April 17, 2018 Posted April 17, 2018 i just see that x) I connected the two neurons that I had and I understood that it was necessary to just look at it on the pokemon via pkhex, still sorry for the inconvenience and a big thank you for your patience
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