ReignOfComputer

If your Pokemon are for your in-game team then trash bytes shouldn't matter.

Hi, when you enter into the GTS with PokeGTS' DNS Settings, do you connect successfully without any error code? If so, can you check if you can search for any Pokemon like the real GTS? You could be connected to the real GTS instead of PokeGTS for some reason.

Only on Diamond and Pearl.

You have to disconnect and reconnect each time.

Correct. The spoofed GTS only changes a small aspect of data, the remainder of requested data comes from the official GTS servers.

Erh. Mah. Gerd. You're back! Don't vanish again please

Annnnndddd we are back ladies and gentlemen. After a few months of downtime TGT is back up and running and will hopefully get more Pokemon in stock. Hopefully. Hurrah!

Is Port 80 in use? Applications like Skype and TeamViewer will conflict with IR-GTS if they're running as well. Alternatively, try Shiny2.

http://www.pokecheck.org/

What kind of "work" were you doing on the Japan Meloetta Event?

You can't use PokeGen to generate a .pkm from a .pcd/.pgt. You need to use PokeGen to send the .pcd/.pgt to your save file by saving it to your .sav or by using an Action Replay code. Your game will then generate the .pkm based off the Mystery Gift files.

You're going to have to provide MUCH more information than that. Have you done this before? What GTS server are you using? Yours? PokeCheck's? PokeGTS? What error? Try again?

2) I'm thinking just distribution stats, really. Number of Pokemon, Amount sent, uptime? Nothing too fancy. 4) Store to .pkm (See Skype message) 10) Also: Funky cloning mechanism nonsense as discussed over Skype. For the future if you ever figure out how it works.

2) Adding text to an existing image file, basically for hosting up-to-date server details, etc. Example in C# on SO here. Another guide here. 4) Always send a Pokemon, but do not reject if they upload a Pokemon after receiving one. 5) Yeah, the last Pokemon received by whatever IP will be shown to the user, I suppose? 6) [Not sure which point you're referring to] Detection for Local IP in case the user wants to simply distribute locally and not on the network, some would be more comfortable using their 192.168.x.x. [Or if you're referring to the point on voting] Just for fun, interactive stuff. 7) Same as the point on voting. 10) DNS Recursion allows a DNS Server to respond to all other DNS queries, so if I am using a GTS DNS and I don't change my DNS back I can browse the rest of the Internet since the DNS will continue responding to all requests. Disabling DNS Recursion makes it such that only specific queries will be allowed, everything else is rejected. So, only the .nintendowifi.net range will be responded to. To be honest I'm not sure if Shiny2 already does this.

@darktainer001: Make a new thread since your issue isn't the same as the OP's. Also quite sure that's not a bug.

Windows 8 + Windows Phone port with SkyDrive access. Advanced statistics with logging to file (.csv), showing file distributed, to what game Gen, to what IP, at what time. Advanced statistics with logging to file (image), that can be embedded in a website, that shows number of distributed Pokemon for each Gen, with date range. Page to show list of currently distributed files, with potential information like movesets, IVs, etc, with potential ability to download individual .pkms (e.g. http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/distribution.xxx) Distribute + Receive Mode. BASIC information output (OT, ID, SID) to page for last received Pokemon with a timer that clears it, with potential download option. (e.g. http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/received.xxx) Ability for users to vote for Pokemon. (I'm not sure how this works, see Vlad's GTS) Detection for Local IP alongside Public. Ability to specify a specific Pokemon for specific IP, potential for "promo code" redeeming features. Button to create an exception/port for the .exe in Windows Firewall. (Done programmatically in C# as seen here) Ban IP/IP Ranges. Disable DNS Recursion.

Especially your processor. The .dmp shows an illegal instruction (c000001d) which is thrown when a processor doesn't support SSE1/2.

Ooh, I always thought it used .NET. Well then, try disabling any available firewall?

Sigh, why do people still use XP when it's so outdated So there's no errors at all? The program doesn't respond at all when you run it? I'm going to guess that's it's a .NET Framework issue, PokeGen could be targeting .NET 4.0 or 4.5 which in VS2012, doesn't work in XP since 4.5 doesn't exist in XP and VS2012's 4.0 is different from XP's. Or if C++ is involved, VS2012 Update 1 is required to get it working with XP.

Wait what? I was under the impression that it was one of those actual TCG matches (or VG) that you can attend at your local league. The badges and all are physical. Also, the Scizor is on the 2012 event list.

Lol I just realized there's a Video Game section to the cards. Go get them and post them

@Preparefortrouble you participate in the TCG?

Is the app you used... PokeGen? Not a bug anyway, as far as I can tell. Wrong section. Overwrite the egg with PokeGen or using an AR code (generated by PokeGen). Or trade it away to someone who can.

It's a TCG thing. Going to be hard for event collectors to get. 4th Dragonite isn't part of the set, and you missed a Scizor (mentioned here). Castelia Gym Season just ended. Nimbasa Gym Season coming soon.

Considerably sure it's in a new region. New starters, new Pokemon, etc. See: