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SkyTemple Hack of the Year 2022 Award Winner For: - Hack of the Year - Best Narrative - Best Character (Main Character) - Best Cutscene Direction - Best Boss Fight (Final Boss Sequence) - Nominee for Best Single Cutscene (Sharpedo Bluff Scene) - Nominee for Best Single Dungeon (The Aurascape) --- What is the spirit? Explorers of the Spirit is the first ever playable full-length PMD story hack, starting development in mid-2020 and now reaching a 1.0 release a little under two years later. The team behind the hack has put a lot of love and effort into this thing, and we really hope that you'll enjoy it. Features: Starter Pokemon Adjustments: Launch Trailer: Screenshots: Special Thanks/Abbreviated Credits: Download (CURRENT VERSION: 1.01 - May 6, 2022) - Includes an XDELTA patch for the US version of Explorers of Sky, detailed instructions for patching and transferring saves between versions, a changelog, and a list of known bugs as of the current release EOTS RELEASE 1.01.zip Traducción al Español por Everson y Wolf Igmc4 https://whackahack.com/noticia/pokemon-mundo-misterioso-exploradores-del-espiritu-completo-en-espanol-nds-para-descargar/ Abbreviated dungeon/mechanic change reference guide (last updated 3/16/24): Explorers of the Spirit v1.01 Dungeon Docs.pdf We'd love to hear your thoughts on the hack! Join the discussion on the EotS Discord: https://discord.com/invite/pDxrBVryky

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Thanks so much for your help. You are a true hero @AlamosIT I will have in mind the info you shared to me,.

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Thanks for pointing out the issue. Should now be fixed on the releases page.

Let's say you have a file. A large file. And data can corrupt over time, depending on storage medium. Now, let's say if you looked at the data a few years later, how would you know whether the data became corrupted? That is where the checksum comes in. If you think about it simply, without resorting to complicated algorithms, checksums does this: it checks if the file is corrupt, based on the sum of the data. Simple checksums calculate every byte in a data file, to get a number. Let's call this calculated checksum. Then, on the file itself, it has the data of a previously written checksum. Let's call this written checksum. If the calculated checksum doesn't equal to the written checksum, there's 2 reasons: 1) You used the wrong method to achieve the calculated checksum, or 2) The file is corrupt.

This is a backup file from a GB Crystal cartridge, I exported it by Epilogue Playback software and I edited it.