P80pHat

Yeah, no. I think it's a problem with either my computer, or the file I downloaded again (somehow). Because trying it with a different rom got the same result. I'm just gonna have to give up on gen 6 hacking. Making this the third generation so far that I've had to give up on because the rom hacking tools I used were either tool outdated for Windows 10 (even with compatibility mode on) or the program just doesn't like my computer. So this is definitely a problem with my computer at least for me. I still have basically no clue for you. I'll assume you tried a different rom and hopefully got a different result.

I had a similar issue with a Pokemon X rom I actually just tried to start editing. I know this post is what, closer to 3 years old now, and I'm using a different version of PK3DS, but I'm just trying to use a different file. Considering though that you have a rom with changes on it already, I have no clue. I'm just a user, and considering how long it's been since you've posted this, you've probably troubleshooted it further than I have in the past hour. But, nonetheless, I hope your file finally got extracted eventually. I'm just glad knowing that at least someone out there got a similar issue and it wasn't just me. Was this comment useless? Yeah. But, if you're slowly going insane about this problem that no one else has said they've had (which I doubt) but just in case, know that you're not alone. Even with different versions of PK3DS. Then again, I've had similar issues with other editing tools on my computer (Specifically looking at you, gen 5 and 3) so maybe it's just a me problem, I don't know. You probably wanted a response from somebody who knows what they're doing. Main problem that I can see is that the data that's supposed to be of the same memory size (the array) isn't. Which I'm pretty sure just comes back to the problem being the actual rom itself (as this would mean that something in the rom is too big) at least I think. You would really need knowledge from someone who knows more than the most basic of basics about computer stuff.