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theSLAYER

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  1. I think you have Pokémon in boxes that you don’t have access to yet. For now, empty all the boxes, then only use the boxes that you’ve unlocked. And unlock the other boxes in-game, before you continue.
  2. start a new game normally. Then use this tool and follow all the instructions
  3. Probably better to just upload the save or the individual files so we can check if it’s all correct.
  4. Then there’s probably something wrong with these files.
  5. Note - There's no need to open the cartridge, I'm just using this picture as an example: If you're having connectivity issues, such as hangs, or getting bad dumps, you should clean your contacts. The golden pins you see when you look below, or to the back, of your cart. Doesn't matter what device you're using, if it uses a cartridge system then it usually has exposed or semi-exposed pins. Use a little bit of cleaning isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to clean it, with something soft, like a cotton bud. Don't use your breath or water, and don't scratch them. Only place them back into the main system after the IPA is thoroughly dry.
  6. No He means 0x30 bytes in length. The entire portion I highlighted. From both saves. Normally that works, but your saves won't load in PKHeX. I reckon they're just gibberish to begin with. Probably not dumped right.
  7. I don’t think it is fully be the gender ratio at fault; PKHeX should display gender ratio correctly I believe this visual mismatch occurred because Gen 4 split out the gender to a separate byte. You can indicate it to be whatever gender, but the games still display gender based on PID (so you rerolling fixed the gender, and indirectly solved the problem of PKHeX showing different gender than in-game)
  8. Could you perhaps show a better picture, and provide the Pokemon file? No idea what you're looking at. That message is one of the messages that can occur over a wide variety of issues users can get themselves into. No idea how anyone is supposed to help you without any proper information.
  9. Your hacked Cleffa wasn't made properly. Also reminder that it needs to be in the lead of your party. Once done right, it works fine.
  10. Doesn’t matter since Gardevoir can be both. Gender has no real purpose in battle beyond infatuation mechanics.
  11. You should not be haphazardly changing PIDs like that. It is only legal because in PKHeX's eyes, it *is not* a Pokewalker mon. It appears to be a cute charm mon. Pokewalker mons cannot be made shiny, period. In this case, there is no information tying it down to being a Pokewalker mon, hence why it appears to be something else. Try doing the same thing you're doing in HGSS, and you'll understand what I am saying.
  12. Yeah. While not strictly a legendary (a mythical), my Mew got a Jumbo mark. https://twitter.com/QStheSLAYER/status/1668105171153592321
  13. @Le Wolf Make sure you load PKHeX then drag in the save, as opposed to double clicking the save to load up PKHeX.
  14. Based on what I’ve been told, they can have different values but display the same in-game.
  15. Pokémon in certain games have “correlated stats” (stats generated from the same initial value), so if you haphazardly change any value without changing the whole chain of correlated stats, it can be observed that the value was changed by hacking (cause it no longer follows the predictable pattern). Read here:
  16. Pokéwalker stuff can’t be shiny. You being unable to make it shiny is correct.
  17. Not all of them. For GO encounters, especially when it comes to shinies, you gotta take into account met dates, met levels, ball caught in, and IV distribution. Do your research to see which raid window allowed it to be found shiny, then match your details with that
  18. Sounds like JKSV performed an auto backup for you. That’s normal.
  19. Yes. It wouldn’t display a ball in HOME mobile if the tracker was invalid. It’ll be something like this it’s normal for the moved in date to update whenever you transfer it in from a game.
  20. Version .

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    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.
  21. In SV itself, no. You could deposit the Pokémon into HOME, then view the Pokémon on mobile, and see what ball it has.
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