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Dybala

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  1. If you want to delete a "mystery gift", you must remove the 632 bytes to avoid bugs, and you need to fill the file with the same number of "0s" in order to keep the file size the same
  2. So how do we do the conversion? That is through UNIX timestamp conversion However, instead of being converted directly through the input, it needs to be reversed, as in the diagram "A2 F2 A4 66". We need to convert it to "66 A4 F2 A2" and then convert it to decimal and use "UNIX timestamp conversion" to convert it to time.
  3. Using "Roy's Fuecoco" as an example (for all mystery gifts) Under my verification, the data for each gift consists of 632 bytes The first four hexadecimal two-digit combinations of each mystery gift "XX XX XX XX" The time when the gift was received was recorded
  4. Then open the exported file with "winhex".(Or some other hex editor) Don't get a headache because of the dense numbers We only need to know a part of the content to solve everything(In fact, because I don't speak English well, I can only explain part of it to you through a translator.)
  5. Import main into "pkhex" first, and then export the "*Object KMysteryGift" block
  6. Obviously, by deletion is the most straightforward solution, If you want to edit the time, please refer to But this should be enough, after deleting, you can combine "Switch-time" and "Switch Gift Data Manager" to "organize" your "gifts" Of course, it is also possible to sort out the order by swapping the positions of these "rows".
  7. The solution has been explored, but the specific editing method is not clear, because there is no comparison table, and I have no research on hexadecimal, so I can only use the stupid "comparison method" to explore
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