Bert
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Well most, if not all; characters belong to a so-called language pack. For example if you need to write something in Chinese you'll have to download and install the Chinese language pack onto your pc. I'm not sure if Pokesav will support any other language packs than the ones it is available in (English, Japanese, Korean. I think?) but it's worth a try. Just google around a bit.
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Platinum PokeSav. I cant Edit OT for a pokemon
Bert replied to serenade2's topic in Saves - Editing Help
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Can't you copy them to Pokesav? Otherwise make sure the facial "language" pack is installed on your pc I guess.
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Pokémon stat data is stored in a certain amount of bytes. These bytes only exist on pokémon in your party. If you put a pokémon in a box, the bytes are gone to save memory. When you take it out again, the game looks at base stats, EV's, IV's and recalculates the bytes (and stats). Therefor, yes, they will always revert to what they should be once you put them in a box. Btw, Pokésav works fine on Vista, I use it myself .
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It would certainly keep the same moves. Ability however can be a bit tricky. Since Cyndaquil can only learn one ability (Blaze) it would remain the same. If a Pokémon is capable of having two different abilities, however, it won't be enough that you set the ability to the one you choose. The Pokémon class (Class 1 or 2) must also be set to match the corresponding ability. Scyther, e.g. can have both techinician and swarm. If you want a Scyther with technician but you set its class to 1, when it evolve it will have swarm instead. So you need to set the class to 2. If you want your pokémon to have an ability it cannot have in-game (like Wonder Guard on Cyndaquil or something) it will change back to its normal ability when it evolves. The risks? Depends on what you're going to use it for. A Typhlosion with Surf is a hack anyway, so it WILL be recognized. The chance of corrupting your sav file however, is very very slim. Hope that helped.
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Hope that helps.
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Well maybe you could give you your system specs? Though they'd have to be really really bad in order to cause those crashes. You could try closing as much background programs as you can in order to clear up some RAM.
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That's pretty odd, never happened to me. You could try downloading the compact version and see if it makes any difference. Other than that, I think it's more of an issue with your pc than it is with Pokésav.
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Basically you must set the 46h Hex Value to 75 and leave the "met at" to Faraway Place. The game will then read it as Distortion World. Also set 85h to 17.
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It means your Darkrai's IV/PID is one from the GBA algorithms. I suggest downloading SCV's IV/PID generator (link on main site I believe). It generates IV/PID's (duh) for a specific set of nature + IV's. It will calculate a IV/PID (if possible, not always true. If it doesn't show anything try slightly editing one of the non-important IV's and try again) and it will also show the type of the IV/PID. You are looking for a "Normal D/P or GBA" type. Pretty much the same as above, but I'm not sure what the unknown type implies.
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For the record, it's not, but I'd like to see if there's any room for improvement to make it more legal, and I know some of you people are simply brilliant at spotting hacks so I wanted to give it a shot. I see it as my hacking exam . Much obliged ! Lugia.pkm
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Oh, didn't know that . So I can generally turn any PID/IV to shiny with just checking the Shiny button and it won't turn illegal? I refer to non-hatched pokémon btw seeing as hatched ones can have any PID/IV.
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IV/PID's also determine the shiny status, if you want it to be shiny you need to get a specific shiny PID. Try SCV's PID generator (link on main site).
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If you catch it in the Burnt Tower (which is if you faint it on the first try, it respawns there) it will be 09. So 09 is a legit value if you set 46h/47h to Burnt Tower
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Since 07 means "caught in the water" I doubt Ho-oH's is the same. Thanks for the info though.