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MissingEventFlagsChecker is a PKHeX Plugin for checking event flags states like missed field items, hidden items and trainers.

The main purpose is to check your save data and report back important Event Flags that you may have missed during your gameplay.
It is really easy to miss a hidden item, or a partially covered field item, or even that isolated trainer that needs lots of entering/exiting cave doors and get you lost in the path.
This plugin will report all of the above, so you can properly look for it.
For completionists, this may give you that satisfaction that you have explored and gathered all 100% of what the game provides you to acquire.

This is a WIP plugin, it already covers the most important parts of each game, but it is far from ideal.
Gen1 and Gen2 games are now fully supported, while remaining ones are partially supported.

Source Code
https://github.com/fattard/MissingEventFlagsCheckerPlugin
Setup Instructions
Download the plugin from the latest release. Extract and unblock them in Windows' Properties Menu. Put them in the plugins folder that is in the same directory as the PKHeX program path. If the plugins folder does not exist, just create one, all lowercase letters.  
Actions

Export Full Checklist
This action will export the internal tracked database of event flags in a checklist format
[ ] not completed [x] completed Each entry will have a category, a location name, and a description.
This checklist will have all entries current in the internal database, and may be expanded later as research is done.
You can find samples of the full checklists at the Wiki section in GitHub.
Note: The checklist may contain unused data, which will be filtered out later, as well as being sorted in some confusing order that will also be fixed in later versions, as documentation on the flags progresses

Export only Missing Flags
This action will export only the tracked events that are not marked yet, so you can refer only for the stuff you missed.
If the result file is empty, you are missing nothing.
Note: The list may contain unused data, which will be filtered out later, as well as being sorted in some confusing order that will also be fixed in later versions, as documentation on the flags progresses

Export current view
This action will export the current table in the viewer in a checklist format.
Use the checkboxes and filters to customize a view before exporting.
Note: The list may contain unused data, which will be filtered out later, as well as being sorted in some confusing order that will also be fixed in later versions, as documentation on the flags progresses

Supported Games
All mainline games are supported (limited descriptions for many of them)
    Red / Blue / Yellow (International and Japanese versions)
    Gold / Silver / Crystal (International, Japanese and Korean versions)
    Ruby / Sapphire / Emerald / FireRed / LeafGreen
    Diamond / Pearl / Platinum / HeartGold / Soul Silver
    Black / White / Black 2 / White 2
    X / Y / Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire
    Sun / Moon / Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon / Let's Go Pikachu / Let's Go Eevee
    Sword / Shield / Brilliant Diamond / Shiny Pearl / Legends: Arceus
    Scarlet / Violet


Support Information
You can refer the support thread for help, bug reporting and features request. Check before posting duplicated support request. For Bug reporting only, you may also use the GitHub issues section Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
 
Contributing
Refer to the main GitHub repository page on how to contribute

FlagsEditorEX(pert) is a PKHeX plugin for advanced users.
It allows you to edit all sorts of Flags and Event Work data from save files.


Source Code
https://github.com/fattard/FlagsEditorEXPlugin
 
Setup Instructions
Download the plugin from the latest release. Extract and unblock them in Windows' Properties Menu. Put them in the plugins folder that is in the same folder as the PKHeX program path. If the plugins folder does not exist, create a new one, all lowercase letters.  
Actions
The below actions are found in the plugin menu, from the Tools menu in the main PKHeX application.
Note: The lists may contain unused data, which will be filtered out later, as documentation on the flags progresses.

Dump all Flags
This action will export the entire flag database with the current flag states (True/False) and event work values, with additional description (when available).
This action is mainly for researching flag states and diffing previous/current states to discover and document the flag usages, that will be added as human readable information.

Edit Flags
This action opens the main window of the plugin.
All sorts of Flags and Event Work data can be edited through several tabs, that will open dedicated editors, and basic filters.
After finishing editing, export your save data from the base application.
No safety checks are done at all, so any combination of changes may cause issues like softlocks, crashes and permanent data loss. Save data backups are strongly recommended before going into flags editing.


Supported Games
All mainline games are supported (limited descriptions for many of them)
    Red / Blue / Yellow (International and Japanese versions)
    Gold / Silver / Crystal (International, Japanese and Korean versions)
    Ruby / Sapphire / Emerald / FireRed / LeafGreen
    Diamond / Pearl / Platinum / HeartGold / Soul Silver
    Black / White / Black 2 / White 2
    X / Y / Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire
    Sun / Moon / Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon / Let's Go Pikachu / Let's Go Eevee
    Sword / Shield / Brilliant Diamond / Shiny Pearl / Legends: Arceus
    Scarlet / Violet


Support Information
You can refer the support thread for help, bug reporting and features request. Check before posting duplicated support request. For Bug reporting only, you may also use the GitHub issues section Note: Win 10 might block DLL files downloaded from the internet. In that case right click the plugin file, go to properties and check "unblock" (as seen here).
Contributing
Refer to the main GitHub repository page on how to contribute