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I don't know why it's so hard to post things in the right section for everyone, but whatever. I missed the second set of symbols. The first was a weird set that doesn't match up to the UCS-2 encoding like most other characters did. I'll see if the next version is in a releaseable state and fix it/upload.

This forum section is NOT for getting help on why you can't get a Pokemon into online battles. This section is NOT for help on how to make something look like it came from a certain game. It is NOT for ANYTHING "legality"-related. This section IS for suggestions to improve PokeGen. It IS for posting things that're occurring that you think shouldn't be, also known as bugs. It IS for requesting information on how a feature works. Do NOT post about a problem without trying the latest version of the software. This is just stupid. If you post asking about something that's already answered in the questions and answers thread, you will be infracted and your thread deleted.

The code will work if it's split up into 3-4 different code entries on the AR, since the hardware is too pathetic to handle longer codes. Until I get around to updating it, you'll have to manually split it.

Kind of like the option for automatically updating the Pokedex?

Desmume is currently bugged and won't allow codes with lengths longer than 127 lines. Even with the bug fixed, it's hard-coded to be limited to 255 lines. The developers won't even fix the bug that I've submitted a patch for.

I don't know what you're trying to ask. The names appear identically in-game, but they have different values internally.

...I guess "Right click" on all of the icon boxes isn't even enough..............

They're duplicate locations in the game data. They have different values, hence the need to differentiate between them.

It was trivial to include, so I did. It doesn't have to have more of a purpose behind it than that.

Encrypted is... encrypted data... I don't know what else to say. Pokesav may not even be using the new value for abilities, which would explain the discrepancy.

There's currently no way to SAVE groups of Pokemon at a time. You can, however, drag multiple .pkm files at once into a box. Expanding on this, as well as adding saving, is planned, but probably won't happen any time soon.

...it should be fine since beta 20.

Putting this in the right section with a proper title without me doing it would be nice. I'm looking at the cause right now. Edit: This'll be fixed in the next release.

Hint: Don't use save STATES.

I've already made the necessary modifications based on your posts. Thanks. In the future, use the new stickied thread for updates to translations.

Make a copy of lang_English.txt and start translating the strings in there. Only parts after the equal sign need to be translated. For example: Menu_File=File Only the part that's underlined and bolded needs to be translated. In fact, changing the other part will result in it defaulting back to an English string for that entry. Also, lines starting with a semi-colon aren't used by the program. They're just comments. Capitalization is very important to me. Don't change something unless it's appropriate for the language. Don't add in your own flavor to anything either. Translate exactly as you see it as closely as possible. Finally, don't bother with the tooltips for now. They may be getting removed in the future. Edit: Translations don't always display properly either. The controls in PokeGen are currently designed solely to fit a specific length. A change to fix this problem is being worked on, but it may be a while, as it's complicated.

Your trainer information clearly doesn't match.

Compare yours with the English version. You'll see some lines are lowercase in the English version because they're words that're inserted between things. So "Acerca" by itself makes as much sense as "About" by itself? If so, the ellipsis can be removed. Take a look at the "Known problems" thread...

I appreciate the help, but as this affects the appearance of the program, I'm going to be picky. Various lines are lowercase for a reason. They need to remain lowercase. It seems like several entries have been changed from their intended meaning, or your own flavor has been added to them. (Adding an ellipsis to "About", for example.) The lines need to be kept as identical as linguistically possible to the English versions. You've also got "party" as the equivalent of "team", I think. Is that actually what it's referred to as in Spanish Pokemon games? Lines prefixed with a semi-colon are commented lines. (Meaning they're not used by PokeGen.) They don't need to be translated. Once I get answers/comments back from you, I'll fix it up and add it to the next release.

This is now fixed in beta 21.

Note that this problem didn't affect everyone. I'm not entirely sure as to the reason behind that, but I'm assuming it's related to different types of hardware. Regardless, it's nothing to worry about now. 3.0b21 FIXED: The issue with names (Pokémon and original trainer) not updating/saving properly has been resolved, finally. (Thanks to Highlighter and WerewolfOfTheWater for testing out quite a few modifications to track down the problem.)

Which is exactly what I was referring to. When I said "saved", I was talking about the action that occurs when you "Set" a Pokemon to a slot.

The people that're getting it to work are using less codes... and clearly saying so.

You're completely misunderstanding. Nobody is saying that the hardware is malfunctioning. I'm saying the hardware is badly designed.

I don't know why everyone has such a hard time grasping this. If you're loading a generation 4 file, the target game must be set to a generation 4 game PRIOR TO LOADING IT. You can then switch it to Black/White and have the names properly converted for you, as well as all the other data, aside from locations, considering they don't exist in Black/White.