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Question About PKHex & GO


Altinos

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I'm very new in editing saves using PKHex and a hacked Switch. My goal is to have a very clean, OCD friendly Pokemon Home collection.

I understand that if a Pokemon is only obtainable in game A but placed in a game B save using PKHex, it can't transferred to Home because it has no Home Tracker as it never crossed through Home (or maybe I can transfer it but it'll be deleted, or it'll be illegal, I don't know. I read different things.).

GO versions of many Pokemon are so much cleaner, as they are not IV locked or nature locked, so I'd rather have GO versions in my Home collection. I also need a Melmetal that can only be found in GO. But if they must cross from Home first for me to transfer them back to Home, how can I use PKHex to create a GO originated Pokemon and transfer them to Home? Do I have to actually catch them in GO first, send them to Home, and then transfer them to the game, and then edit using PKHex? Is there any way around it?

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4 hours ago, Altinos said:

how can I use PKHex to create a GO originated Pokemon and transfer them to Home?

You can use Encounter Database to make them in Sword/Shield saves, then transfer into HOME to get an appropriate HOME tracker.

1. Can only use SWSH. Doing this from any other game will cause HOME to error out.
2. You’re limited to species that exists in SWSH, for obvious reasons. HOME won’t allow entry of non-existent species from SWSH.
3. This method may stop working in the future. Any of such created mons may become blocked by HOME in future updates.

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Do I have to actually catch them in GO first, send them to Home, and then transfer them to the game, and then edit using PKHex?

If you’re modifying ANY immutable values (species beyond the evolutionary line, IVs, nature (not stat nature; not the one that can be modified by mints), PID [regardless of shininess], EC etc), you would break the HOME tracker. So don’t do that. 

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