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  1. theSLAYER
    Okay, after you edit a mon, hover your mouse over the PC slot, right click, select set. This is what they meant by "setting it into a slot". After that export the save. Then open a fresh window of PKHeX, check that save.
  2. theSLAYER
    no worries
  3. theSLAYER
    PKHeX is save editing, not ROM editing. Plus even if you used a tool to ROM edit, there's no easy way to disable it. You probably need the skill to dig through the code.
  4. theSLAYER
    Without ROM editing, no. The badges requirement is pretty much rock solid.
  5. theSLAYER
    There is no legal way to transfer from Gen 2 to Gen 3. If you can accept the usage of an illegal way, just open PKHeX in Hax mode, then import the pk file into your save.
  6. theSLAYER
    From reports gathered, it appears to focus on HOME accounts that has been accessed by various different users. Doesn't look like bans were issued outside of that period. Besides colloquial evidence, and knowing it's high traffic accounts, there are a few conclusions we can draw. Maybe it's HOME accounts that were accessed with a lot of different Switch console IDs. Maybe it's HOME accounts that has high volume of network traffic. We can't confirm if it was exactly IP, since we don't work for them. All we could do is spread the word on the preliminary finding, so that users can avoid falling into such situations. It shall also be known that I know a lot of people with illegal mons in their HOME account, that didn't get banned, possibly because of them not account sharing.
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    As mentioned in that article I linked, only certain mons are affected. (bred mons aren't part of it) Also in that article, I mention EC-PID-IVs-HT-WT are linked. I also mentioned Raid mons are linked a differently way, but not checked for yet.
  8. theSLAYER
    no.
  9. theSLAYER
    I linked the wrong tool in my previous reply, I now corrected it. The IV searcher might be what you're looking for.
  10. theSLAYER
    hey, read this: and there's this tool: Do note you have no real reason to make all IVs 31; you could just hyper train them..
  11. theSLAYER
    I'm under the impression the user wanted a legal shiny Arceus. If so, then read my reply. If not,read LilSmooshy's reply.
  12. theSLAYER
    No Arceus in Gen 4 can be legally shiny.
  13. theSLAYER
    @Kaphotics able to replicate. Appears to affect Gen 1 to Gen 5 games.
  14. theSLAYER
    You mean flagged as legal? Items can't be transferred up. And yes, it would be illegal, cause there's no way to obtain the item.
  15. theSLAYER
    how did you get this "save"? from where?
  16. theSLAYER
    batch editor.
  17. theSLAYER
    The games have little to bone legality checking, so I doubt they would be blocked. I’m glad you shared your method, but as I said previously, it may not be properly legal. IIRC PKHeX doesn’t include encounter slots and met level (in unison) based on RNG into the checks. As long as the PIDIV has the correct methods of 1/2/4 (which not all may be possible due to the mon only being catchable in certain encounter slots), it’ll appear legal when it’s actually illegal. so the real question is during National park bug catching, are the mons restricted by encounter slots (which frankly they probably are). I might post an update.
  18. theSLAYER
    As far as I know real hardware do not experience hiccups when RNG calling, when CFW is installed.
  19. theSLAYER
    Some emulators have deficiencies regarding completely emulating RNG calls (which in Gen 3 and 4, resulting in the PID, IVs, Nature, Gender being called in succession, thus with those details, you could reverse search whether the encounter is legal), however as far as I know those details are sufficiently random in Gen 6 and 7. So all I can say is: Until a sudden new breakthrough regarding successive RNG calls in stats for Gen 6 and 7 is made, the presently known info is that they are sufficiently random, thus even if an emulator cannot 100% replicate it, people cannot tell the difference. Identification of such mons are subject to change tho, i.e. the sudden breakthrough example I listed at the start. If you cannot sit in such a grey area, then don't play your games on emu, but do it on retail hardware instead.
  20. theSLAYER
    That image doesn't really tell me anything. Anyhow, if you successfully modified the shiny rates, you could tell by just running into a few wild encounters.. Also, just saying this as a precaution, don't upload any of those files on our site, it is against our rules.
  21. theSLAYER
    I'm assuming you didn't save in the game itself, and used the save state function on Citra?
  22. theSLAYER
    there's a tutorial somewhere on site, but only if the tools function as intended.
  23. theSLAYER
    If your device has CFW, you can dump your save for PKHeX to work. If you installed the modchip for your Switch lite, you can install CFW and use homebrew to dump the save. Older Switch models don't need a modship, and can install CFW via a hardware exploit.
  24. theSLAYER
    No prob
  25. theSLAYER
    I think they support all species available in Gen 3. If PKHeX allows you to transfer them, then it’s fine.
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