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PKHeX is now able to edit parts of the save, known as save blocks. It allows users to export and import various save blocks. Here's a tutorial on how to get it done. Steps 0. Keep a safe backup of your unedited save, somewhere on your computer. We're not liable if this results in a corrupted save. 1. Make sure you redownloaded and use the latest PKHeX. (Initial version with this feature caused corruption. Additionally, older copies do not have the feature) 2. Load the target save in PKHeX. 3. Now, click on SAV on the tabs. 4. Now, click on the button Block Data 5. Another window should open up. 6. Scroll through the dropdown list at Block Key:. For this example, I'll be importing the file normal_encount into *Object KNormalEncount (Original quote below, can be found here) Since I'm importing into *Object KNormalEncount, that is what my screenshot shows. 7. Now that Block Key: is showing the correct value, select Import Current Block. 8. A window should pop-up. Select the correct file to import, then select Open. In my case, I'm importing the file normal_encount. 9. Now that the file has been imported, close only the first window 10. Then, proceed to File > Export SAV... > Export main 11. Now close PKHeX. If you want to make sure the new save file is not corrupted, reopen PKHeX and try to load the save. 12. You're done. Now reimport the save into your Switch to observe the effects. Note: As of v.1.2.0 of the game, they added a new file called normal_encount_rigel1, which I've been told is required for wild area events to work. For wild area events Index 24 and lesser, simply also import normal_encount into knormalencountrigel1. This means normal_encount is imported into two block IDs, being knormalencount and knormalencountrigel1.

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To understand this, you gonna need at least some understanding of what hex editing is. Today, we are going to look at converting the Clothing Set wonder card to bytes on a Fashion block. For this example, we'll be looking at the hex of 0105 - Casual Tee (Pokémon Quest). To the left, is the hex for the wonder card (only front few bytes relevant, the rest all zeros), and the right is a table for converting certain values we'll encounter along the way later on. For starters, the byte addresses for the Fashion block is rather different between Male and Female copies of the save. As such, the developers partitioned it so that row 0x20 to row 0x40 is the male portion, and row 0x50 to row 0x70 is for the female portion. Do note that the Male or Female portion is written to Wonder Card Records, depending on the save's gender. Now, let us look at the male portion. The index we see at byte 0x20 of the hex, is 0x9. With that, we can look at the the left side of the table, and determine that the general offset is 0x480. (Alternatively you can calculate this way: 0x09 [index] x 0x80 [block size] = 0x480 [general offset]. The table is just convenient). The data comes in pairs: general offset & binary spot. They are paired side by side, as can be seen above. [Example, 0x20 is paired with 0x24, and, 0x28 is paired with 0x2C.] The binary spot associated with that index is 0x68. Convert that to decimal, and you'll get 104. Meaning, starting from Spot 0, with it being the right most binary, position 104 of the chain of binaries for 0x480 gets flipped to 1. If you want to narrow it down, position 104 (on the right side of the table) will flow into byte 0xD. (cause each byte is 8 binaries long) With that in mind, you can now combine the results: Spot 0 in 0x48D (0x480 [general offset] + 0xD [cell based on binary spot] = 0x48D) gets written 1. So whatever value is in the cell 0x48D, add binary 00000001 to that value. [remember, left most is 7th slot, and right most is 0th slot] In the above example, for the male portion, we see the indexes of 0x8, 0xA, 0xB, 0xC and 0xD have the binary spot of "FFs". When this happens, it means take no action/ no action required. Each wonder card can have up to 6 edits per portion. Given that Quest T-shirt gift only does 1 unlock, it makes sense the remaining 5 goes unused. That pretty much is all of it. a. Know how to read a clothing set wonder card b. Know where to write the value to in fashion block I'm detailing this down here in case I forget Update: this tool was made in order to specify the offsets and values to add, for the fashion block. Fashion Card Reader.exe

Primary analysis is complete. Whatever which is down below is pretty much what the games output. Each WR8 is 0x68 in length. PKHeX now has block importer and exporter, so keep in mind a record is 0x68 in length within the block. The block immediately begins with WR8s... (WR8s are confined within the *Object KMysteryGift block) Do note, the empty cells below represents values that are presently 0x00 on the records, so utility is unknown/not discovered yet. WR8 Hex Pokémon Gift Clothes Gift Items Gift BPs / Money Gift 0x00 Timestamp (Might be easier to just Bitconverter.ToUInt64), since the next 3 bytes appear empty. Year: >> 26 & 0xFFF Month: >>22 & 0xF Day: >> 17 & 0x1F Hour: >> 12 & 0x1F Min: >> 6 & 0x3F Sec: & 0x3F 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0x05 0x06 0x07 0x08 WC ID (0x08 WC) 0x09 WC ID (0x09 WC) 0x0A Card Description (0x15 WC) 0x0B 0x0C Gift Type (Item Gift, Pokémon Gift etc) (0x11 WC) 0x01 - Pokémon, 0x02 - Item, 0x03 - BPs, 0x04 - Clothes, 0x05 - Money 0x0D Amount of line items (if type items/clothes) [max 6] 0x0E 0x01 (unknown) 0x0F Ranked Series Season + 1 (if applicable) 0x10 Held Item (uint16) 0x11 Held Item (uint16) 0x12 Egg Flag 0x13 0x14 0x15 0x16 0x17 0x18 0x19 0x1A 0x1B 0x1C 0x1D 0x1E 0x1F 0x20 0x21 0x22 0x23 0x24 0x25 0x26 0x27 0x28 0x29 0x2A 0x2B 0x2C 0x2D 0x2E 0x2F 0x30 Species ID (0x240 WC) Copy from Wonder Card 0x20 to 0x4F if Male, 0x50 to 0x7F if Female (Basically copy 3 rows) Item 1 (0x20 WC) Amount (0x20 WC) 0x31 Species ID (0x241 WC) Item 1 (0x21 WC) 0x32 Form ID (unit16) Amount (0x22 WC) 0x33 Form ID (unit16) Amount (0x23 WC) 0x34 OT Gender (0 if Male, 1 if Female) Item 2 (0x24 WC) 0x35 NIL Item 2 (0x25 WC) 0x36 NIL Amount (0x26 WC) 0x37 NIL Amount (0x27 WC) 0x38 Move 1 (0x230 WC) Item 3 (You see the pattern now...) 0x39 Move 1 (0x231 WC) Item 3 0x3A Amount 0x3B Amount 0x3C Move 2 (0x232 WC) Item 4 0x3D Move 2 (0x233 WC) Item 4 0x3E Amount 0x3F Amount 0x40 Move 3 (0x234 WC) Item 5 0x41 Move 3 (0x235 WC) Item 5 0x42 Amount 0x43 Amount 0x44 Move 4 (0x236 WC) Item 6 0x45 Move 4 (0x237 WC) Item 6 0x46 Amount 0x47 Amount 0x48 OT1 (0x12C WC onwards; if Blank on WC, use recipient's OT) 0x49 OT1 0x4A OT2 0x4B OT2 0x4C OT3 0x4D OT3 0x4E OT4 0x4F OT4 0x50 OT5 0x51 OT5 0x52 OT6 0x53 OT6 0x54 OT7 0x55 OT7 0x56 OT8 0x57 OT8 0x58 OT9 0x59 OT9 0x5A OT10 0x5B OT10 0x5C OT11 0x5D OT11 0x5E OT12 0x5F OT12 0x60 OT13? 0x61 OT13? 0x62 Language Received 0x63 Ribbons (0x25C WC) 0x64 Pokegender (0x243 WC) 0x65 0x66 0x67 more do be discovered.. For the record, these are the gift descriptions, as per found in the text dump: ID Text Dump Gift Type Example 0 [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Meowth Gift 1 Pokémon Egg Gift Pokémon Pokémon Egg Gift 2 Pokémon Gift Pokémon Pokémon Gift 3 [VAR 0109(0008)] Gift Item Dive Balls Gift 4 Item Set Gift Item Item Set Gift 5 Item Gift Item Item Gift 6 Dynamax Crystal Gift Item Dynamax Crystal Gift 7 Curry Ingredient Gift Item Curry Ingredient Gift 8 [VAR 0104(0001)] [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Scratch Cat Pokémon Meowth Gift 9 Legendary Pokémon [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Legendary Pokémon Necrozma Gift 10 Mythical Pokémon [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Mythical Pokémon Mew Gift 11 [VAR 0100(0003)]’s [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon PPorg's Mew Gift 12 Shiny [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Shiny Mew Gift 13 [VAR 0101(0000)] ([VAR 01D4(0002)]) Gift Pokémon Necrozma (Dawn Wings) Gift 14 [VAR 01D4(0002)] Gift Pokémon Necrozma (Dawn Wings) Gift 15 Hidden Ability [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Hidden Ability Meowth Gift 16 [VAR 0101(0000)] with [VAR 0107(0004)] Gift Pokémon Meowth with Fake Out Gift 17 [VAR 0101(0000)] with [VAR 0107(0005)] Gift Pokémon Meowth with Growl Gift 18 [VAR 0101(0000)] with [VAR 0107(0006)] Gift Pokémon Meowth with Slash Gift 19 [VAR 0101(0000)] with [VAR 0107(0007)] Gift Pokémon Meowth with Pay Day Gift 20 [VAR 0101(0000)] and [VAR 0109(0009)] Gift Pokémon Meowth with Ultra Ball Gift 21 Gigantamax [VAR 0101(0000)] Gift Pokémon Gigantamax Meowth Gift 22 [VAR 01D1(000B)] Gift Pokémon Meowth the Pokémon fan Gift (based on the ribbon) 23 Downloadable Version Purchase Bonus Depends Downloadable Version Purchase Bonus 24 Special Pack Purchase Bonus Depends Special Pack Purchase Bonus 25 Store Purchase Bonus Depends Store Purchase Bonus 26 Strategy Guide Purchase Bonus Depends Strategy Guide Purchase Bonus 27 Purchase Bonus Depends Purchase Bonus 28 Happy Birthday! Depends Happy Birthday! 29 Virtual Console Purchase Bonus Depends Virtual Console Purchase Bonus 30 Pokémon Trainer Club Gift Depends Pokémon Trainer Club Gift 31 Pokémon Global Link Gift Depends Pokémon Global Link Gift 32 Pokémon Bank Gift Depends Pokémon Bank Gift 33 Pokémon HOME Depends Pokémon HOME 34 Pocket Money Gift Depends Pocket Money Gift 35 [VAR 0206(000C,002C)] Cash Back Money 100 Cash Back 36 Clothing Gift Clothes Clothing Gift 37 Ranked Battle Reward Depends Ranked Battle Reward 38 Online Competition Participation Gift Depends Online Competition Participation Gift 39 BP Gift BP BP Gift 40 Official Competition Item Gift Item Official Competition Item Gift 41 Official Competition BP Gift BP Official Competition BP Gift 42 Official Competition Pokémon Gift Pokémon Official Competition Pokémon Gift 43 Official Competition Egg Gift Pokémon Official Competition Egg Gift 44 Official Competition Clothing Gift Clothes Official Competition Clothing Gift 45 Singles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Item Gift Item Singles Season 01 Item Gift 46 Singles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] BP Gift BP Singles Season 01 BP Gift 47 Singles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Pokémon Gift Pokémon Singles Season 01 Pokémon Gift 48 Singles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Egg Gift Pokémon Singles Season 01 Egg Gift 49 Singles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Clothing Gift Clothes Singles Season 01 Clothing Gift 50 Doubles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Item Gift Item Doubles Season 01 Item Gift 51 Doubles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] BP Gift BP Doubles Season 01 BP Gift 52 Doubles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Pokémon Gift Pokémon Doubles Season 01 Pokémon Gift 53 Doubles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Egg Gift Pokémon Doubles Season 01 Egg Gift 54 Doubles Season [VAR 0201(000A)] Clothing Gift Clothes Doubles Season 01 Clothing Gift In any case, I've developed a tool to read wr8 and bin files. Check it out.

On PKHeX and the various parameters Den IDs for Gigantamax (usually 5 stars, 5% in Rare Den [randroll 95 to 100]) Galar mainland Physical dens and the species within: Isle of Armor Physical dens and the species within: This link pretty much compares dens and their in-game values, to the nests (which Serebii uses as Dens). Important to note that Serebii's nests comes from datamining, so it too uses in-game values. https://leanny.github.io/seedchecker/index.html#/dens/