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Releases now available on ProjectPokemon's Downloads page! CLICK HERE. Just a note that the latest updates will be posted to GitHub over at https://github.com/ReignOfComputer/RoCs-PC Update: We continue into 2019 and beyond! Little project I'm working on to go through all the Pokémon games and establish a library in 2016-2018. Yes, some people have done so before me - but this is more of a personal goal to well... Complete the PokeDex. Though my Pokémon journey started in ~1998, it never really took off until 2006 with the release of Diamond/Pearl. With the GTS and the going online, meeting many like-minded people from communities such as PokemonGTS, ProjectPokemon, and Secure, I can see how peaking behind the curtain got me to where I am today. Still here? Cool. In this thread you can find my collection, amassed since 2006 through my own game-play, The Global Terminal, friends, and more. This includes quite a number of 3rd Gen events (pre-PalParked, see 13 - Gen IV - Gen III Pal Park, rough file list here). I'm still digging through my archive folders so there's probably a lot more, but with the sheer amount of files this will take some time. Also as a disclaimer, it's been so long that I can't tell if any of the events are hacked (especially those GCEA, WISH, etc). I wouldn't assume everything is legit. I'm working on creating updated 2016-2018 versions of every game's PokeDex since I'm playing through everything from Gen I to VII (#completionist), but you can find my old 2011/2013 5/6th Gen files in zArchive. Lots of files belonging to other people, if I didn't credit you, let me know. Progress: Tools used: Thanks: Download:

With HOME 2.0, they made an internal data structure in their servers that can hold separate partitions for a Pokemon. If I’m not mistaken, the partitions are for: LGPE, SWSH (default Gen 8), BDSP, and PLA. Typically, if you transfer a mon between games via HOME, any exclusive data (moves, balls) will get written to their respective partitions, and gets left out from the other partition. And it remains associated to the Pokémon via HOME tracker. For example, a Pokémon with Gigantamax would have the data for it in the SWSH partition, but left out from the rest. When you withdraw such a Pokémon in PLA, that byte won’t be there in the pa9, but would be given back to your Pokémon when withdrawn back in SWSH. The reverse is true for Alphas from PLA -> SWSH, as well as any unique PLA balls. They are temporarily Poke Ball and non-alpha in SWSH, but shows back up with sent to PLA. So basically, if they don’t have a valid HOME tracker with sent in from the correct game, they may become illegal when transferred to a different game via HOME. (Kinda why I did my HOME compatible living dex) by extension, the proper ball and first met location is tied and tracked by HOME tracker. You probably changed something that resulted in HOME not being able to recognise it.

Not every PID/EC can be completely. In that scenario, the stats are said to be ‘correlated’. Correlated means -> the values are generated sequentially back to back, in a predictable fashion/pattern, from an RNG seed. So if something ‘breaks’ the pattern, it’s obviously hacked. This doesn’t apply to most encounters but they exist, across different generations.

And you’ll still need Spinda from Bank, because currently Spinda from both GO and BDSP cannot be transferred into HOME.

On the Nintendo Switch to the best of my knowledge these Pokemon are not currently obtainable in any game: Snivy, Servine and Serperior Tepig, Pignite and Emboar Patrat and Watchog Pansage and Simisage Pansear and Simisear Panpour and Simipour Blitzle and Zebstrika Sewaddle, Swadloon and Leavanny Ducklett and Swanna Furfrou Pikipek, Trumbeak and Toucannon Minior Meltan and Melmetal However you can obtain them all except Minior from Pokemon Go. Keep in mind Pansage, Pansear and Panpour are regional Pokemon on Go, so depending on where you are in the world you'd only be able to get one of the three without trading with someone local to you or waiting for an event. Failing that you'd have to trade on home for them or import from the 3DS.

You need CFW on your Switch. If you have it, just use a save manager homebrew to insert the save. https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-switch-saves/ Also, don't hijack someone elses thread for something seemingly unrelated. Start your own thread.

Those already exist. .PID=$rand .EncryptionConstant=$rand

Read the shortcuts list that is built into the program. Hold shift & click.