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4 hours ago, Poke J said:

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Was looking at the second picture too much there appears to be useable data here.

Yeah, I should take down that second photo - it's distracting and not helpful. 

12 hours ago, Poke J said:

From my experience working with the RAM of Pokémon games you don't actually have your Blastoise's data in the memory there. The relevant memory will be 69 bytes long with the last 11 bytes being the Pokémon nickname. If your Blastoise is not nicknamed the last 11 bytes will then be 81 8B 80 92 93 8E 88 92 84 50 50

I had found the breakdown of the stadium registered team save structure in another (very old) post on this forum. And I can pick out pieces of relevant data in the memory. Looking at the top photo, start with 1C (Blastoise's index number). 

1C Blastoise

0135

64

00

15 Water

15 Water

5F

5E Psychic (I used a gameshark)

38 Hydropump

08 Ice punch

3B Blizzard

00B9

FB0010

2C14

696C

6FAF

6C13

6EDE

6A3A

EAAA

D0

C8

D8

C8

The rest kind of loses me - though I do see my OT 8A9287 (ASH) a bit further down. So I think the data is here, I just lack the skills to translate the rest of it. 

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* Pokémon structure is 55 bytes, (00 to 0x20 is the same structure as GameBoy, then comes Nickname and OT at 7 bytes and 4 terminator/padding each):

0x00 Index number of the Species 1 byte

0x01 Current HP 2 bytes

0x03 Level 1 byte

0x04 Status condition 1 byte

0x05 Type 1 1 byte

0x06 Type 2 1 byte

0x07 Catch rate/Held item 1 byte

0x08 Index number of move 1 1 byte

0x09 Index number of move 2 1 byte

0x0A Index number of move 3 1 byte

0x0B Index number of move 4 1 byte

0x0C Original Trainer ID number 2 bytes

0x0E Experience points 3 bytes

0x11 HP EV data 2 bytes

0x13 Attack EV data 2 bytes

0x15 Defense EV data 2 bytes

0x17 Speed EV data 2 bytes

0x19 Special EV data 2 bytes

0x1B IV data 2 bytes

0x1D Move 1's PP values 1 byte

0x1E Move 2's PP values 1 byte

0x1F Move 3's PP values 1 byte

0x20 Move 4's PP values 1 byte

0x21 Nickname 10 bytes + 0x50 terminator to make total of 11. If name is shorter, 0x00 padding is used.

0x2C OT 7 bytes + 0x50 terminator + 3 byte padding of 0x00 for total of 11. If name is shorter, 0x00 padding is used.

Bumping to see if anyone can help! 

I was hoping someone could help me out with this. I'm trying to reconstitute my original Blastoise from blue version. I had registered it on a team in Pokemon Stadium back in the day. Using the memory editor on my Gameshark I was able to find it (I think). But I need help translating the hex so that I can plug everything into PKHex. Attached photos below - feel free to let me know if I'm way off base with this. 

I am so sorry to bump this very old thread, but I was hoping someone could help me out with this. I'm trying to reconstitute my original Blastoise from blue version. I had registered it on a team in Pokemon Stadium back in the day. Using the memory editor on my Gameshark I was able to find it (I think). But I need help translating the hex so that I can plug everything into PKHex. Attached photos below - feel free to let me know if I'm way off base with this. 

Hello, 

I'm trying to use PKHeX with an old emulator save I have from years ago. It says that input file is too large - and it is, it's twice as large as it should be. Could someone use a hex editor to help me trim down the file? I would greatly appreciate it. 

lgc-pkmp.sav