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[PKHeX Plugin] Dynamax Adventure Reset Issues/Requests/Discussion
theSLAYER replied to Darkfiggy's topic in Saves - Tools
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Shiny Volcanion Home event for Scarlet/Violet?
theSLAYER replied to pkmfan's topic in Event Pokémon News
Yeah, as per described earlier, every HOME’s Dex completion reward is tagged to the dex’s game. SV Dex completion: SV Shiny Meloetta ZA Dex completion: ZA Shiny Volcanion people only notice it because.. ZA has the added caveat of not being able to transfer down. I admit, I’m disappointed too, but not just for the gift, but rather for them not finding ways around officially implementing transferring down (cause there are definitely ways they could have implemented it). No worries, was happy to put it up. I think I made the shiny Volcanion coloration artwork like.. maybe 7 years ago Glad I could finally use it. -
Shiny Volcanion Home event for Scarlet/Violet?
theSLAYER replied to pkmfan's topic in Event Pokémon News
To be clear, the event was distributed with the last visited already being tagged as ZA (ZA’s block has been populated), hence why it won’t go down to previous games (as per what Kaphotics shared). Aside from Keldeo, having the associated game’s block prefilled has been HOME’s standard for Dex completion rewards (Keldeo has SWSH block filled, but that’s the default for all HOME mons..) Shiny Meltan: last visited LGPE Shiny Manaphy: last visited BDSP Shiny Enamorus: last visited PLA Shiny Meloetta: last visited SV -
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This gift was awarded to players for completing the Lumiose Pokédex, Hyperspace Lumiose Pokédex, and the Mega Evolution Pokédex, within Pokémon HOME. This requires players to have captured every possible species from Legends: Z-A, with their origin data being Legends: Z-A, and subsequently transferred into HOME. It also requires players to use a save that has all Mega forms (including DLC) included in Legends: Z-A. As with any other Pokémon that has the origin set to Legends: Z-A: this entry cannot be transferred to other Switch titles aside of Z-A and HOME. Game Pokédex Completion Commemoration No. 6! Species Volcanion TID 260427 Distribution Online Location Pokémon HOME Dates 27th April, 2026 onwards PID (xor0 forced) F944000C (Shiny) Games Origin Game: Legends: Z-A Met Game: Pokémon HOME Nature Modest Ability Water Absorb (1) Item None IVs EVs HP 20 ALL 0 ATK 31 DEF 20 SPA 31 SPD 20 SPE 31 Lv. 50 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Steam Eruption Flare Blitz Hydro Pump Heavy Slam Souvenir Ribbon (Ribbons not shown in game) Lang Slot Mon's Lang Nickname OT Name OT's Lang JPN (lang' tag default) HOME - ENG (lang' tag default) HOME - FRA (lang' tag default) HOME - ITA (lang' tag default) HOME - DEU (lang' tag default) HOME - ES-ES (lang' tag default) HOME - KOR (lang' tag default) HOME - CHS (lang' tag default) HOME - CHT (lang' tag default) HOME - ES-LA (lang' tag default) HOME - Only One Redemption Allowed Format Ver.4.0.0-8, Post Updated Date:20260427_2248 -
Try santacrab’s fork https://github.com/santacrab2/JKSV/releases
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That's good to hear. It's not limited to Generation 3; a number of games have the 'pseudo random generator sequence' deciphered. Generation 3, Generation 4, and Generation 8 is affected. If I'm not mistaken, Generation 9 does have a personality-determination protocol. However, if I recall correctly, it can be computationally intensive if implemented on the program to scan the whole box whenever a save is loaded, so it is not implemented at this time.
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So, if I understand your problem correctly, what you're experiencing is not an error with PKHeX, but rather a user error. I hope you'll see my earlier response in a better light; we get reports a lot, and a lot of them tend to be user errors (due to being uninformed or misinformed, however keep in mind we don't expect all users to be informed), hence why I suggested another way to do it. In any case, if you are not using Encounter Database filters/criteria settings, you then have 3 options: 1. If you want Adamant as a nature, you cannot have perfect IVs (I specially created a table below for you) 2. If you want to keep perfect IVs, choose natures and PID according to the table below. 3. Just use the illegal groudon; games usually will not punish you for owning a Pokémon with illegal PIDIVs.
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I accidentally missed your previous message. Sorry for the late reply, I hope you understand I have a life outside of the forums, and don't stay here 24/7. For static encounters (such as legendaries) in Generation 3, there's only 6 PIDs that can yield perfect IVs. Those natures are locked, too. The 6 natures in the table above is Modest, Docile, Modest, Timid, Calm, and Modest. You likely just think that the nature needs to be Modest, because it has a 50% chance of showing up when trying to obtain a Gen 3 legendary with perfect IVs. This is what I was talking about in my initial reply: "trying to change the IVs/PID/Shininess could cause illegality, as the information is 'calculated based on a formula'" According to the formula, the PID of 685011A9, with all IVs at 31, can only have nature Modest. Correct me if I am wrong, however I believe you just changed your nature here (seen in picture below). That caused the Groudon's PID to change, and made the Groudon illegal. (and this is what the error 無効: エンカウントタイプと性格値が一致しません which in this case means: the IVs selected doesn't match what the formula would have generated.) For Generation 3, changing the nature there can cause legality errors. Keep in mind it is still possible to make the Groudon legal, but it will involve changing the IVs (I will show the fix further down). Explanation on "the formula" I mentioned above. Example of me trying to fix your Groudon with the new PID: Extra information: Eggs have a different formula from static encounters (such as Groudon), hence why Nature isn't an issue.
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You will set the TID/SID up as another trainer, OT as another trainer, and handling trainer as you. relating to your second trainer, no correlation is known currently, but to be safe, just start a new save on another account, then copy Trainer details from there.
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Only possible for Sword and Shield because it’s technically a loophole. (PK8 was the basis for HOME) however, not recommended. They can easily track such cases (if they wanted to) and implement any changes/penalties retroactively.
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Given 3DS online servers has gone done, it’s not like we can trade it to you. Follow this link to hack your 3DS: https://3ds.hacks.guide/
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You got a homebrew’d 3DS? You’ll be able to modify saves, and with save modification, you can inject the event.
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Yeah I don’t think I use those box names. In any case the file you’re referring to (for mine) is complete. The goal was to fill up the box for the National Dex ID with minimal events (they’re only there when necessary). The goal for these files isn’t to be a repository for events. In the USUM scenario, there’s more PC slots than National Dex ID. Is there anything else you deem to be missing?
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AFAIK I have no idea how that’s decided and stored in the save. However I do have saves for those legendaries (keep in mind saves for ZA can’t be shared, but that would help with research). For now, under block editor, set the pity count to 254 or something. The next special scan (or one after) would be a legend/mythical portal.
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And hello! Also gonna ask, what is your main area of interest?
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Legality of legacy Pokémon - Virtual console
theSLAYER replied to IvarovichRed's topic in Pokémon Legality
Well hey! For such instances, I think changing the OT name is fine (for mons without a HOME tracker). Make sure you keep it consistent for all the mons who share the same origin (tho realistically, at least based on present standards, HOME doesn’t check it) -
Legality of legacy Pokémon - Virtual console
theSLAYER replied to IvarovichRed's topic in Pokémon Legality
Non-event mons from retail carts of Gen 1 or 2 would likely not be flagged, as they are identical to copies caught in virtual console of Gen 1 / 2. You probably shouldn't let the OT be PKHeX. This questions also implies you're creating mons from scratch, not actually transferring them in. Genning for usage against unsuspecting players would be against our rules, and I implore you to not gen mons for online play. Just transfer them normally. Mons captured in Gen 1 and 2 do not have a "captured date"; the date assigned by Poke Transporter would be the "date transferred". -
Welcome! What is your main area of interest?
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Looking at your picture, there's a shiny partner cap Pikachu. So you're supposedly looking at my USUM bin. I'll be using that moving for. Just to be clear, you are using my pcdata.bin files as reference right, not a save file from me or something? IIRC pcdata.bin doesn't contain box names.. Those come from whatever file you're using as the base save. What they look like on my end. For the record, box 28 is the last filled box. I've got a non-shiny Zeraora as the last slot (it was the last available Pokemon in the dex for USUM, and a shiny variant was not released then.) pcdata.bin is just a dump of all the slots in the pc, not every slot has to be filled. So was your issue the box names suggesting there'll be stuff, or was it the presence of empty boxes?