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Which Pokemon do you like having following you around the most?
FarePak replied to socks's topic in Generation 4
I mainly have my Ampharos following me although I do switch with my Dragonite sometimes. -
Games not that hard. I find quite fun too, although its a bit annoying when you reach a high level and drop back down to level 1.Would prefer it if it dropped 1-2 levels instead. I originally stayed in Goldenrod City to win a Dratini before heading onto the rest of the game and now I'm trying to win a Porygon and only got 1500 coins to go which isn't that much. Highest level I've gotten so far is level 9.
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Not entirely sure as I don't know much about it myself but its most likely the pokehaxlib.py and sendpkm.py
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The programs code would need to be edited for that to happen. Unless you find someone willing to do this for you then you would need to re-open it each time.
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You will need to forward port 80 on your router then tell your friends to set their DNS on their DS' as your external IP. You can get your external IP from whatismyip.com. After that, you can get your friends to connect to it via GTS.
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Meant that its strange the whole thing was using HTTP. Thought it was a separate server kinda thing at first.
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Hm, I guess I'll just get my laptop running when I want to use this. Strange that it uses the same port as HTTP.
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I've changed the port in the "pokehaxlib.py" script to a random port (7771) and forwarded the port and everything appears to be working seeing as its able to connect but after waiting 30 seconds-1 minute it disconnects without an error code. It says "You were disconnected from the GTS. Returning to the reception counter." After that, nothing happens. If I try a port such as 32 I get the "52100" error but with the 7771 port it just disconnects me straight after connecting for a while.
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Just curious but is it possible to run this on a different port? I run apache for testing on port 80 thus not able to use this on port 80 is there any way that this could be changed although I'm able to run this on another computer but it'll be much easier running this on the same computer as the one running apache and such.