Which code can batch remove pokemon markings?

[Ju1yChan]

Like this photo,

How can i batch remove all markings for all box pokemons?

I fina a code is ".MarkingCount=",

but i set "0" or "false",

none of this can be achieved.

What should i do?

[Ju1yChan]

This save file is "Pokémon Shining Pearl" save file.

Another,

I try

".MarkCircle=0
.MarkDiamond=0
.MarkHeart=0
.MarkSquare=0
.MarkTriangle=0
.MarkStar=0"

none of this can be achieved too.

[Kaphotics]

Refer to the batch editor guides on how to find property names that you can use. All 6 that you listed are not in the list of properties.

There's one property that starts with Mark***** that should be obvious how to set.

[Ju1yChan]

8 hours ago, Kaphotics said:

Refer to the batch editor guides on how to find property names that you can use. All 6 that you listed are not in the list of properties.

There's one property that starts with Mark***** that should be obvious how to set.

I fina a code is ".MarkingCount=",

but i try to set "0" or "false",

it also can‘t be achieved.

[Kaphotics]

1 hour ago, Ju1yChan said:

 

I fina a code is ".MarkingCount=",

but i try to set "0" or "false",

it also can‘t be achieved.

There are 4 markings for early formats and 6 markings in more recent games.

Keep looking.

[Ju1yChan]

7 hours ago, Kaphotics said:

There are 4 markings for early formats and 6 markings in more recent games.

Keep looking.

Yes i konw that.

But i mean i want to batch remove all markings for all box pokemons?

Just Like Photo 1 to change for Photo 2.

Which code can i use for that?

[pdcqqcjc]

So, I found the thread via google since I had the same question.

For those who will do the same, here is how MarkValue works:

MarkValue is a bit-field, which means that each mark has its own bit.

The marks in binary are as follows:

● 0000.0000.0001 (1)
● 0000.0000.0010 (2)
▲ 0000.0000.0100 (4)
▲ 0000.0000.1000 (8)
■ 0000.0001.0000 (16)
■ 0000.0010.0000 (32)
♥ 0000.0100.0000 (64)
♥ 0000.1000.0000 (128)
★ 0001.0000.0000 (256)
★ 0010.0000.0000 (512)
✦ 0100.0000.0000 (1024)
✦ 1000.0000.0000 (2048)

You can combine multiple markings by combining the bits, i.e.:
●▲■♥★✦ = 1010.1001.0110 (2710)

Obviously the red and blue mark with the same symbol are mutually exclusive, aka you should not set them at the same time.

In the batch editor you will have to use the decimal value, which I included in parentheses.

Example: Mark all shiny pokemon with ★:

=IsShiny=true
.MarkValue=512

You can use a binary to decimal converter to get the decimal value of combined marks.