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I don't think there is a "Table of Contents" or something similar, there is not even a logic behind the offset variations. This is due to the difference between the ROM programmation of each game, as Codr said. A method that works almost 100% of the time is using a RAM editor/searcher.

That's exactly what I meant, thanks for making it clearer. Sure, but today it seemed even more buggy. I think the forum was underoing maintenance, cuz the design looks weird now... Plus, everything is aligned on the left of the page.

The digit in red doesn't follow your table, adding 1 to 0x5 doesn't result in 0xA...

You make something easy look rather difficult... In your example, you could say "add 0x5C0 to the JPN code's memory address". And what if the JPN code looks like 1202FD58 000020FE ? The US code would be 12030318 000020FE, and your table doesn't work anymore... Anyway, working with offsets in Pokémon games works only when the memory addresses are in the same region of the RAM (i.e. you have one code in JPN and it's US translation, and you want to convert another JPN code of which address is close to the previous one). If the memory addresses are too far from each other, it is unlikely to work. Let's take some examples : ::Fast Egg Hatching ::Remove Cut Scene for TMs ::Move Anywhere Code As you can see, in every example, you add a different value to the JPN code to convert it in US. Personally, to convert codes, I use EmuCheat, of which RAM viewer and searcher are really useful. EDIT: Does someone know why is the forum so slow and laggy today ? I keep getting 500 Internal Server Error and The article you have requested does not exist, I must reload the page a couple of times before it works... :\

Set NDS save type to 'Flash 512k' (or 'Auto' if available) in settings, save settings and exit, then edit NO$GBA.INI and replace line 46 with SAV/SNA File Format == Raw. The Pokémon saves should be compatible with Pokesav, no need to convert it anymore.

I didn't mean to offend you, excuse me if I did. Okay, let's call it "several" if you prefer, then. From what I read, he did do it on his own. Maybe this is wrong, maybe not, I didn't ask him. Don't get me wrong, I don't "worship" anyone. But I think that without COM's work, Pokémon structure research wouldn't be as advanced as it is now. Your program is definetly great, but you must keep in mind that it is not the first nor the only Pokémon editor. And please, don't feel offended everytime someone mentions Pokesav without saying that PokeGen is better for Pokémon editing, especially since this thread was about player renaming, not Pokémon editing. No hard feelings ?

Let's say it was the first save (including Pokémon) editor then. Until recently (at least 2008), it was the best save editor, but now that Pokémon structure and algorithms are almost completely reverse-engineered and publicly available, many Pokémon editors are appearing on the Internet, just like your PokeGen. COM made a really great job with Pokesav, he figured out save and Pokémon structures, algorithms and such on his own and before everyone else. He's a kind of genius.

This code should do the trick : Change player's nickname to Matti (L+R): 94000130 FCFF0000 B2111880 00000000 E0000074 00000010 01450137 01580158 FFFF014D 00000000 D2000000 00000000 Pokesav is the best (and the first) save editor for D/P/Pt/HG/SS. It also allows exporting game data into AR codes. More informations, downloads, etc. can be found here : http://projectpokemon.org/pokesav/

Pokesav can do this, what nickname do you want ?

The codes work, but you actually made mistakes. Consider that code for example : 94000130 FFFB0000 62111880 00000000 B2111880 00000000 D4000000 00000000 C0000000 000000A1 D6000000 00000656 D2000000 00000000 At the beginning, the value of the register is null. Then, the line in red tells the AR to add 0x00000000 to the register, which was null already, so it's value is still 0. I don't see the point of adding 0 to a null value, that's why I think you wanted to use the "Set register value to 0" instruction instead, which is [D5000000 00000000]. The result may seem identical with a single code, but with a more complicated one, that is completely different.

I think you did a mistake: you used code-type 0xD4 (ADD to data register) instead of 0xD5 (Set data register). The codes should work though, because the data register's value is 0 at the beginning of the code. Moreover, in the 1st code, you write 4-byte data to unaligned addresses, this is not the cleanest way to do it. :redface: You should replace [D4000000 00000000] with [D5000000 00000000] in both codes and [D6000000 00000656] with [D6000000 00000654] in the 1st one.

Yeah, I think it would be possible, but I'm not good enough with all this ASM stuff. The server can reject the Pokémon by responding 0x000C to post.asp and exchange.asp requests, but I don't know what it rejects actually. Maybe Pokémon that are obviously hacked, and maybe some events too.

You obviously need an Action Replay to use AR codes.

Rebattle Enigma Stone Lati@s (Start+Select) : 94000130 FFF30000 B2111880 00000000 20000EFA 00000004 D2000000 00000000 Press Start+Select, then go near the Pewter Museum. Latios/Latias should be back. You must have activated the Enigma Stone event once for this code to work.

No GTS server can do that, as it is checked by the game before sending the Pokémon.

No, this is not possible at the moment, because Wonder Cards use SSL. I think one can extract the certificate from the ROM, but I'm not good with SSL, I don't know how it works actually.

It looks really nice, good job. :biggrin: I started making one, but I don't have the time to finish it. :\

It took a lil' more time than expected because I am busy with something else, but it's here. Simply add /rand or /random to send the files randomly instead of alphabetically (I included a .bat file to do make it easier). Multiple_PKM_Sender_v0.3a+src.zip

I can modify it, no problem. Just wait ten minutes...

There is the Windows Calculator too, it is far more useful to convert between hex and dec (as well as octal and binary). Calculators on other systems should do that too. If the hex number has less than 2 digits, simply add a 0 before, e.g. 12 -> 0C.

Hi, here it is : Unlock all Pokewalker courses (L+R): 94000130 FCFF0000 B2111880 00000000 0000E71C 07FFFFFF D2000000 00000000 Use it while you play, save, then reboot. All the the courses, including event ones, should be unlocked.

Actually, I wanted to fix it with an hex editor, but it seems that the version hosted on the site is already updated.

In CodeJunkies' subscription, for HG/SS, they say "DSi users: Insert the pokemon cartridge into Action Replay after starting Action Replay DSi". Did you try that ?

The program is translated in English, but it has not been updated since the US version came out, so the cheats are still in Jap format.

I don't know what "Virtual Server" is, but port forwarding sould be in "NAT" (Network Address Translation).