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  1. Is there an excel/csv list of all these mews (with the spreads)? Could have sworn I found one before, but not finding it now. Or, is there to export the box contents to an excel format?
  2. Appreciate the response. I did try using the 20241111 release, and I found the following attached. As you can see, berries and PC items are the only ones that can surpass 99 items, and that is still capped at 999. Default Give Amount is what is shown in the count text box at the bottom of the bag edit window Maximum Entry is what the text edit field restricts for entry on a particular item's quantity Maximum value saved is what PKHeX will actually save after you enter the maximum entry in the item's quantity text edit field and click 'Save' (only key items have a discrepancy). Perhaps I am doing something wrong? Or have to disable some legality checker?
  3. As I have seen by various cheating devices/ACE, it is very possible to have more than 99 items. I don't actually know what the upper ceiling is. What is the ceiling and how can I adjust an items quantity to this amount? Are there any issues with exceeding this arbitrary limit?
  4. It is working again. THANKS! So this value is what is used by the old man...how is it calculated? Why was it not being calculated/updated correctly?
  5. Much appreciated; Counter has reset to 7 days. Will see if it drops to 6 tomorrow.
  6. I have an emerald with a dead battery that I've replaced and I can't seem to properly reset the RTC. I usually use the rtcread homebrew tool via flashcart to set the date and time, and this usually works (reasonably) well. So the following I have tested to be working: the clock in Littleroot is displaying the correct time Events are occurring on the TV Berries are growing normally However, Pacifidlog man quotes a massive number of days before he will give a TM again. In playing with rtcread, I have moved the clock to the last possible date...12/31/2099 23:59:30 (some time to open the game) and the man then states 8 days. Great. So after waiting 30 seconds and the day elapsing it did switch back to 1/1/2000 0:0:0...however the man now says he will get a new TM in 65,227 days...that equates to over 178 years. And considering the RTC cycle for this game only covers 100 years, that number appears theoretically impossible to hit. I have advanced the clock 24 years into the present and the man accurately states that he will get a new TM in about 56,144 days. It almost seems like the timestamp that the last TM was received was corrupted...obtained at an impossible time. Also tried resetting the RTC inside PKHeX but that yielded no new results. Have also tried my save inside an emulator and gotten the same results...what else can I try?
  7. Thanks, I will take a look. So, I am getting an error message when attempting to open the 'Misc Edits' window: Exception Details: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Value of '2409996727' is not valid for 'Value'. 'Value' should be between 'Minimum' and 'Maximum'. (Parameter 'value') Actual value was 2409996727. at System.Windows.Forms.NumericUpDown.set_Value(Decimal value) at PKHeX.WinForms.SAV_Misc3.<>c__DisplayClass33_0.<LoadRecords>g__LoadRecordID|8(Int32 index) at PKHeX.WinForms.SAV_Misc3.LoadRecords() at PKHeX.WinForms.SAV_Misc3..ctor(SaveFile sav) at PKHeX.WinForms.Controls.SAVEditor.B_OpenMiscEditor_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Button.OnClick(EventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Button.OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs mevent) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmMouseUp(Message& m, MouseButtons button, Int32 clicks) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, WM msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam) I can continue or abort, but neither opens the window. I don't know which record this is anyhow; is this another fix that needs to be done in a HxD?
  8. So a disclaimer: That Decoration present in mint condition with the certificate was purchased on eBay for a small fortune. My second 'played' condition decoration present came in a lot on buyee for a few hundred (was a very good deal). You will want to look on wikipedia for the japanese names of Pokemon Battle-e/e-Reader/Pokemon Colosseum/Decoration Present/etc and then search in japanese. Save several of these searches. Another disclaimer: I found out about Buyee and got most of what I wanted BEFORE it was cool...the cat's out of the bag now, so competition is more fierce.
  9. You're doing God's work, thank you. (Why are there 15 downloads for the save??? XD) I thought I did my due diligence researching the error. Apparently not. Can you elaborate on how you re-ordered the blocks? Just copied and pasted chunks inside a hex editor, or what?
  10. BRUH. Well the cards themselves seem to be in about every e-reader lot on Buyee, so head over there and set up some search alerts. You could get the special Pokemon e-Reader binder and just fill it exclusively with Deocration Presents XD
  11. Will do later. Haven't changed much in hex editors before, am reviewing the Save Data Structure for Emerald. And duh, here it is. POKEMONE.SAV
  12. I am helping a friend diagnose a sudden loss of all save data with the more uncommon error message of: The save file has been erased due to corruption or damage. as well as The internal battery has run dry... 1. Naturally, the first step was discerning whether the game was legit: It is authentic 2. Next, I decided to clean the cartridge and check for damage. The game had a crude electrical tape battery install that I remediated properly with a new battery and solder. All pins cleaned; No visible damage. After cleaning/inspection/new battery the battery message disappeared but the save error remained. 3. Next I dumped the save file to my computer (joey Jr) and attempted to load it into PKHeX. Received the error message: Binary is not compatible with save file. Current SAV Generation: 3 4. Also inspected the file size...normal file size of 128KB (131,072 bytes) 5. Tried to open the save with other editors (PKMDS and PokeGen): Did not work with other editors 6. I then tried to open it with WC3Tools...it did open, and some decorations are visible in the decoration editor. 7. To determine if there is a proper connection from the ROM to the SRAM on the cart, I then decided to start a new game and save. Creating a new save game worked 8. Upon booting with the fresh save I was greeted with the message The save file is corrupted. The previous save file will be loaded. 9. This is obviously because both the A and B saves on the cart are bad. Saving a second time removed the error. So: I have an authentic, fully functional Emerald with a new battery, alongside a corrupted save backup on my computer. If the save as a whole isn't salvageable, I would hope to at least extract the pokemon using a hex editor (if that is feasible). Also tried to use FlashGBX, but I can't seem to get it to work (with any of my games). Think that would be nice for a brief analysis of the cart, but I have exhausted all of the troubleshooting tips. Thanks for your time.
  13. I own two cards, but only one certificate. Would recommend using Buyee to find a card/certificate of your own.
  14. Yes...I no longer need any FRLG cards though (outside of Club Nintendo promos). Really just looking for Emerald now. Have been selling excess cards on eBay. If you would be interested in some I can share you the link to see what I have left. Be happy to give you a direct price (or if you have emerald cards to trade)
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