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This Mudkip was obtained through using a single-use serial number found in the Black and White Guide Book which went on sale November 20. The serial number would randomly select one of the three Hoenn starters.
PID 875190320 Nickname ミズゴロウ Gender Male Level 10 Nature Docile OT ＰＰｏｒｇ SID 51594 Location Entree Forest Ball Dream Ball Moves Tackle Growl Mud-Slap Water Gun

This Pansage was available with a password found on the Pokémon Daisuki Club website. It is only obtainable through Black 2 or White 2.
PID 2197202375 Nickname ヤナップ Gender Male Level 10 Nature Brave OT ＰＰｏｒｇ SID 63876 Location Entree Forest Ball Dream Ball Moves Leer Lick Vine Whip Leaf Storm

This Leafeon was a part of a giveaway where players played a minigame on the official Pokémon Daisuki Club website during the summer of 2010. The chosen starting Pokémon would determine which Eevee evolution could be obtained on that account. This event was originally scheduled to run October 10 to November 11, but was changed due to the Pokémon Global Link service outage and re-launch.
PID 498778822 Nickname リーフィア Gender Male Level 10 Nature Naive OT ＰＰｏｒｇ SID 51594 Location Entree Forest Ball Dream Ball Moves Tail Whip Tackle Helping Hand Sand-Attack

This Lucario was obtained through using a single-use serial number found in the December 22 issues of Weekly Famitsu.
PID 3550242716 Nickname ルカリオ Gender Male Level 10 Nature Naive OT ＰＰｏｒｇ SID 51594 Location Entree Forest Ball Dream Ball Moves Detect Metal Claw Counter Bullet Punch

Based on our discovery regarding Local Events being held in RAM,
I've made a mini program that'll dump WC7FULL files that are held in RAM.
(and of course, you must have a copy of said RAM dump to use this program)
While the program can show up to 10 entries, I've programmed it to dump up to 25 entries.
[Hypothetically speaking, there are unused spaces that can fit up to 25; in reality it may not be the case]

This program has drag&drop support!

This is a program that can generate TID-SID pairs, find PID, that's tied to IV, Gender, Nature.
Also provides the frame for emulator use, for tool-assisted RNG.

Finished Features
TogamiCalc
16-Bit Seed to Time
Colosseum Time Finder
Channel Time Finder
Box Time Finder
Wshmkr Time Finder
PID to IVs
Pokespot RNG
Gales of Darkness Time Finder
IVs to Frame
Credits (as per github)
Original RNGReporter dev team for creating RNGReporter.
Credits to amab for all the Channel Jirachi logic and Pokespot RNG.
Credits to Zari for the 16-bit seed to time logic, GameCube RNG searching logic, Pokespot RNG, and generally other advice.
Credits to Kaphotics for PID to IVs (aka Find Frame) logic and Pokespot RNG.
Credits to CollectorTogami for TogamiCalc.
Credits to Signum21 for IVs to Frame

This tool is effectively an RNG reporter for XD Colo Pokemon, and the dropdown box allows users to search for specific species.
Original Release: https://github.com/ijuintekka/Eligor/releases

This will be a RNG Tool for all main Pokémon games generations 3-7. It currently supports parts of generation 3.
PokéFinder is a cross platform RNG tool that is coded from my knowledge of Pokémon games and inspired by parts of RNG Reporter, GameCubeRNG, PPRNG(eventually), and 3DSRNG Tool(eventually) and currently has the following features:
Gen 3 RNG(Stationary; including Gales/Colo/Channel, Wild)
  Credits (as per github)
Bill Young, Mike Suleski, and Andrew Ringer for RNG Reporter
chiizu for PPRNG
wwwwwwzx for 3DSRNG Tool
Pokémon researchers(OmegaDonut, Bond697, Kaphotics, Zari, amab, etc)
Sans for designing the GUI
 
Note: Always check their github, as it may have the latest version

The original legality checker @Sabresite made a long time ago!
While it hasn't been updated in a long time, it is important to archive such tools!

Original Thread:
 

An original tool made by @Kaphotics

An original tool made by @Kaphotics

An original tool made by @Kaphotics

An original tool made by @Kaphotics

Original editor by @SciresM
Do note that:
1. Wonder cards edited/made would become illegal in nature
2. I don't recommend ever going online with wonder cards made from this
3. Do not contribute faked events made to us.

Original Thread:

I randomly stuck random code together to create this editor, in part due to solving a user's problem.

AFAIK the viewing portion works, haven't really tried making anything, but in theory it should work.

PKHeX has introduced a Block exporting option, and thus, this program is born.
Able to read WR8 files, and the bin file that contains WR8. (Note, there is no intention of exporting WR8 from the bin)
You can scroll through the entries of the bin, by scrolling through the values here:


For technical info relating to the offset can be found here.
When more details are known (for example, if they store abilities or what the cashback thing is), those will be added.

To extract the block using PKHeX:


Edit: This tool is no longer being supported. A PKHeX Plugin was developed so that one doesn't need to dump the block from the save, and be able to read it natively, use that instead.

A basic reader that can read normal_encount and dai_encount file, that is the file that controls event/promoted raids.

To extract such a file from your save, read up on this page.
 
Not much features, and I don't really plan to add much. Besides species, chance, game, tiers, and possibility of shiny (0 is shiny allowed, 2 is forced shiny) what else is there to add, hmm?

Note - Refers to no. of attacks. It appears to be the number of moves the mon makes per turn, beyond the Dmax/Gmax move.

Note that drop_rewards/bonus_rewards presently not supported properly, and I have no intention for it to be supported properly.

EXPERIMENTAL!
 
Load a Fashion Block bin into the app.
Select Male or Female.
Then scroll through the options.
 
Use at your own risk. I strongly recommend you keep a backup of your unedited fashion bin.
If there's bugs, report em here: https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/58291-fashion-block-tool-bug-report-thread/
 
Please don't PM me to ask for help etc etc.

A simple program for those who struggle with the tutorial guide for shiny Cute Charm abuse.
Really easy to use.
Input Specifics (if you care), then hit Generate, then input the TID/SID for your trainer into your save, and ensure your cute charm lead has the right gender.

Note: This program will not generate a bunch of different TID/SID pairs.
It was programmed to only have one pair per option. If you want different pairs from what's listed, follow the guide.
 
Prerequisite: Ability to read, able to edit saves with PKHeX, able to backup and restore (edited and unedited) saves from your device/emulator.

Important news:
This is no longer supported, check out the PKHeX Plugin instead.
 
It reads the kcoordinates block exported from PKHeX.
You're also gonna need to download this file, specifically the 32-bit version: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=13255
 
References:
PKHeX's Source code in relation to Xoroshiro calculation and Stats determination from the seed.

A modified emulator, that is able to connect a main game to a digital copy of the e-Reader, to send files to the intended main game.

Additionally, if you rather not use the .raws provided, we also have e-reader saves with the Eon Ticket already scanned into the e-reader.

Huge thanks to @javier_himura for mixing the VBA versions to craft this,
and also huge thanks to Team Fail, Hacky, Ajxpk, Gocario, Real.96, Suloku any other involved in Gen 3 Mystery Gift research thread, for the e-reader saves.

Original Thread and Instructions on Usage:

[We will not distribute any ROMs, and it is against our rules to ask for it]

This tool calculates a possible range for the Scalar Height used in Switch Core series games, from the rounded height value provided in Pokémon GO.

This tool is still undergoing testing, so any constructive comments/feedback would be appreciated.
Use at your own risk.


This tool uses the logic in PKHeX.Core of Absolute Height -> Scalar Height. I just repurposed it and made the logic work for our purposes.


Edited Note2: 0 in Height can safely be sent to HOME now.

This tool calculates a possible range for the Scalar Height used in Switch Core series games, based on the height seen in the summary screen of Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

This tool is still undergoing testing, so any constructive comments/feedback would be appreciated.
Use at your own risk.


This tool uses the logic in PKHeX.Core to calculate Absolute height (and subsequently displayed height) based on a scalar value. I just repurposed it and made the logic work for our purposes.
 

Notes:
1. You can either use ft&in or meters to search for the range.
In ft/in



In m



2. Having both can help to narrow down the range.
For example, this can be accomplished by viewing said specimen in an English save, then using Pokémon HOME (or trades) to transfer the Pokémon to a Japanese save.




and we have found the exact value!



You will not always get an exact value, but using both helps to narrow the range down.