theSLAYER
-
Posts
22934 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1010
Content Type
Profiles
Pokédex
Portal
Technical Documentation
Pages
Tutorials
Forums
Events
Downloads
Gallery
Blogs
Everything posted by theSLAYER
-
Sysbot is a bot (connected to CFW Switches) that can trade you a mon, in Gen 8. Basically, you can upload a mon to the discord channel that has sysbot, then it'll being you a trade code, and when you connect, it'll trade you the mon. (You're effectively using someone elses CFW Switch to inject a mon, then trade it to you) Here is a list of them: https://disboard.org/servers/tag/sysbot Sysbot can be really easy to use. Send the command in the Discord chat, upload the PK8, and the Sysbot will trade it to your game via Locked trade. :3 Reminder: We are not affiliated to these servers. For best results, generate a legal PK8, then get the sysbot to trade it to you. Do know that new events (at the time of you trying), may not be tradable to you. Do not ask us about the issues on said servers. As said, we are not affiliated to them. Happy trading! :3
-
https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/gen-8_157/encounter-wanted-max-raid-pokémon-r104/ -
This may come off as a bit demeaning, but it has to be said. I can't do anything if one were to misunderstand my tone. Do you really think it's that simple? You're saying it as tho no-one else has thought of it. Hint: you're not the first The popular version of CFW installation that works on ANY firmware (on unpatched Switches) is possible due to a hardware vulnerability. So a firmware downgrade (hint: software downgrade) will not work, since it's the hardware vulnerability that was patched. (And besides that, even if that were the case, one can't downgrade the firmware anyway. There probably are exceptions, but chances are it won't apply to you. There's no need to discuss that, since you can't even get CFW.) maybe one day a software vuln for patched Switches will be found, but until then... You can't even install CFW, so you can't use any of those things you mentioned. And also, before you suggest "why can't I find the save in my SD card then use that etc etc", game saves are console encrypted, so finding them in your SD card won't help you. Without CFW, you probably won't be able to dump decrypted saves, nor dump the keys to perform the decryption on your PC (which at that point, might as well dump the saves, that's easier). PKHeX deals with console decrypted saves. If I recall correctly, console encrypting saves only became a thing after the 3DS did it. In any case, without unpatched Switch, no CFW. There was a hardmod that worked for patched Switches, but that's from SX OS, and they've been arrested, so good luck getting the necessary software updates from them. (and that's assuming you can install solder said chip onto your Switch, and the chip isn't faulty). A software vuln may come, but if you want Pokemon hacking now, you gotta wait. (Unless all you want is mons, then use a sysbot)
-
Check if your Switch is patched. Can only install CFW if it isn't patched. https://ismyswitchpatched.com/ Personal Opinion: If you bought your Switch (not Switch Lite) recently, check if it's a HAC-001-(01) [Model number, at the bottom back of the unit]. Only older models of HAC-001 can install CFW. Chances are, I would think you have a patched model: either newer version of HAC-001, or HAC-001-(01). Running your serial code into the website would give you a better clue.
-
I can only assume this is a listing you're considering buying. At first glance it seems fine. Tho buy at your own risk. I guess one way to know for sure is to take it apart and check the motherboard and stuff. One could use official shell and buttons on a fake motherboard. (don't know why they'll do that, but the possibility is there) edit: Also depending on price, might rather you just get a 2nd hand NDS/NDS lite. Backlight and can play GBA games + DS games.
-
NDS Save File Converter [v2.5: Updated 7/24/2011]
theSLAYER replied to evandixon's topic in Saves - Tools
We only talk Pokémon, not other games. Also importing correctly sized SAV into Desmume is easy: Once your game loads, That's all you need. Won't be entertaining your non-Pokemon game any further, nor giving you a video. Edit: I'm genuinely hoping it was a misclick on your part. Reporting my reply won't do you any good :3
-
erm, those numbers are PID. Insert PID and IVs onto your mon. To load your mon correctly, you should load a ColoXD save first.
-
Someone has to do the research. Much as you find it a pain to search through all generations, it is the same for anyone who would embark on this kind of research and documentation. This kind of documentation isn't magic, someone has to do it.
-
Please don’t multipost. Most mons transferred back are probably rendered illegal, or was never legal to begin with. In any case, you should still be able to play in-game using them.
-
@M3nsa please don't multipost. Also link removed. You can upload your save directly into your next reply :3
-
Use your Switch to obtain a ROM dump. I'm under the impression that the save is the one obtained from your Switch, which would mean you have CFW. So simply dump your own Pokémon Shield.
-
I hid my response, because the described method normally works for other gens, however I'm having issues recreating the solution for Gen 8 and Gen 1 specifically. As for using Hax mode:
-
Yeah I understand, and I really really appreciate it. It's always good to have more data. I do think it's too narrow a window to hope to find media for. So hopefully in the mean time I can find the original poster/speculator or images from that timeframe ><
-
As per the video I linked way earlier, at least on July 11th 2018, the downleveling below 20 wasn't a thing. Thus, your August 2018 trades doesn't really affect it, since July came before August. (tho it does add to it :3 ) My interest is in trades between End June and Early July. That's the timeframe where downleveling below 20 may have been possible. I don't disagree, but all this is just conjecture. At the very least, we know that July 11th and onward, downleveling past lv 20 isn't a thing. But Jun 21st to Jul 10th 2018 is unaccounted for. Niantic could have changed the trade mechanics in the initial weeks of launch. It's not uncommon for devs to change things up within first few weeks of a new feature launch, due to exploits, bug reports or overwhelming feedback. As much as it was hard to judge levels then, we can judge them now. So as long as some photo or footage exists, we can properly prove or disprove these claims. Don't get me wrong tho: since finding the July 11th video (that was uploaded on July 13th), I am in the camp that thinks people probably thought it was trainer level + 2 when it was merely down to lv 20, but without concrete proof it's hard to say for sure. Still, it could help if we could find who first made such guesses/conclusions.
-
That is sadly something I agree with. It's also why I kinda wanna see media that could prove/disprove various of those mechanics, and also leave behind images that can help prove my points.. Speaking of which, I hope you don't mind sharing images of the Hat Raichu. It's not that I don't believe you (I do), but it'll be easier to check back in the future and go see, this information was proved with this picture. You can pixelate any private info if necessary. Yeah and it doesn't help that Niantic (at least in the older days) can change mechanics with the drop of a hat, without giving any warning whatsoever. Remember when Deoxys and Shadows suddenly could no longer be traded? XD What the heck, that was a thing? I was lucky I never went through that >< As much as the opinions of the commenters being united is something that bothers me, and that it affects whether I believe upleveling is a thing, I'm more intrigued in their source. If they're just perpetuating an idea (that they never verified for themselves), the idea has to come from somewhere, and hopefully that source has images (or something). I've yet to find it tho. So far, all we've really been able to confirm is: 1. Jul 13, 2018 and after, when trading high lvl mon from high->low lv acocunt, mon's lv bumped down to Lv 20. 2. Jun 24, 2018 and after, Lv 1 mons can trade and retain it's level (doesn't get upleveled to 20) I frankly would like to see proper images of bumping down to trainer level + 2. and maybe other sources of upleveling. My 2 hypothesis are: (1) these 2 mechanics never happened or (2) they were likely both changed before Jun 24, 2018. [I am grouping these 2 mechanics together, because imo, it's easier to push the update to change/fix all the perceived faults at once.]
-
yeah, the old silphroad IV rater I linked above uses the old formula. Before I found that site, I was struggling to get Gligar's level using my own calculations and other CP calculations. So given how it found Gligar's level without a struggle, I'm not too concerned with old level calculations. I would think it's an oddity, if everyone in the comment section said it was. Except they all agreed that upleveling was possible with trading (then). If we could find a wiki/page that has the old mechanics, that would be great. Or maybe an old megapost. Given that everyone agreed, I can only assume they got their information from the same source or sources. That certainly is odd. Tho I've yet to see anyone make a proper post about it, so that's just kinda sad. Need more people to report things (in proper threads/reddit channels) so we can properly keep track. We're experiencing this right now cause people didn't seem to report changes
-
Same PID bruh. (0x5551B96C in decimal is 1431419244) So yup, PID is static. IVs for these are dynamic.
-
No worries. I've made a few edits, not sure if you've seen them. The Lv 1 Party Hat Raichu just narrowed the time frame down further. (assuming both mechanics changed at the same time, they existed till Jun 24/Jun 25 [variant date due to timezone differences]) Either the Lapras image was pre-trading official images and that the mechanic of bumping up was never implemented (tho I do doubt that; [a] an easy reverse image search should prove that and [b] commenters vouching for it), or that the change occurred super early into trading (first 3 days), or some kind of requirement was necessary (maybe trading low level mons between 2 lv >20 accounts?) I'm under the impression that everyone just guessed, but there has to be someone who argued against it right? Just need one person on silph road. Someone with images. Anyone. XD
-
As I previously said (but I may not have been super clear, sorry bout that), if low level Pokemon were traded and unable to retain low level status (a silphroad post from Jun 22, 2018 shows how it gets bumped up to level 20), I have no reason to think that mons could go below 20 when trading. (This signifies that Level 20 is a hard limit in any direction) However, based on your Beedrill (in August 2018) and the Chansey I did prior to this post (used low->low and low->high), Lv 1 mons can be traded. Thus, breaking the hard limit level 20 limitation I was testing. While the trainer level + 2 claim doesn't seem entirely founded (at least I've yet to find any media to back up that claim), the image of the Lapras being bumped to Lv 20 seems to be real (doesn't help that the commenters seem to be sure of that claim, tho the lack of media is always concerning). Assuming that both of these things are real, the noted time frame of both phenomenon seems to overlap. If so, that seems to indicate that a change in trading mechanic possibly occurred within the first few weeks of trading being initiated (end of June, start of July, 2018).
-
Scratch that, I just tested, and proved that low level mons can be traded. Unsure if it's a limited only to low level accounts, but huzzah. (my level 1 chansey remained level 1) [once again, either limited to low level accounts, or a recent change or (the bumping up to 20) limited to first week of trading] So I guess the next thing you can be sure of, is to check CP+Traded+Premier Ball. If the mon was traded in 2018 and has premier ball, it logically has to be caught at lv 20. That may help, since as you said, you can't reliably tell what levels other mons are. Yeah, I think my 2016 entries have their dates messed up too. edit: Your Lv Beedrill is from August you say? You got anything from July, since that's the date range I was curious about.
-
Is this the lv 1 beedrill you're proud about? What's the new hatch date or present trade day?
-
The initial trade don't have to be from a high level mon from a high level companion. From what I can tell, low levels gets bumped up to lv 20 (Jun 22, 2018, appears to be pretty much from the beginning). So all we need to do is to sort by low CP + traded, and see if anything appears to be below lv 20. I'm basically just checking if any lower level exists from trade. It appears the minimum from trade is 20 (regardless of what level they're trading you; bumped up to 20 if mon level is lower, bumped down to 20 is recipient's level is lower, level remains if trainer and mon is higher than 20) So technically I'm checking two things, but they easily could roll into one. 1. Whether low level trades can even occur 2. Whether mons can downlevel below 20. If low level trades can't even occur, then I have no reason to believe mons can downlevel below 20. edit: Granted, your point on stardust is valid, however I want to know the limits of trade mechanics itself. One could always get an Articuno via raid and not have to do the 1mil stardust.. I have caught legendaries on low level accounts to test, it was just way after this initial trade phase. Presently the only limiting factor to the +2 theory is the initial phase of trading.
-
Yeah a before and after would be tough. The main thing I wanna know is if the +2 bs was ever real (for trades), within the first 2-3 weeks they rolled out GO trading. So any proof of it, would be showing the CP + traded date in summary (any lower than lv 20 CP, and the mon was traded). Because as that video + CP calculation shows, by Jul 11 2018, the supposed +2 was already not a thing then (if it was ever a thing). One thing I'm unsure about, is when they implemented this "date" function for traded stuff, and whether it is retroactively applied to stuff traded prior.
-
if you still have access to those low level accounts, and could show a few screenshots of a mon traded in the first month, and its CP, that would probably help to solidify the case. I'm unsure about mons acquired a while ago, but right now in Pokémon GO mons have the "date caught" and "date traded" at the bottom of the summary. I've been trying to track down any confirmations to the trade cap being the same as the level cap, and so far the earliest trade media with a low level recipient is this video: https://youtu.be/WyNebQJZfY4?t=883 [Video uploaded Jul 13, 2018, about 2-3 weeks after trading implemented in GO; Appears to be recorded on Jul 11, 2018.] (Screenshot of trade, in case anything ever happens to the video): As you can see, Gligar traded to a low level account (not level 10, but being low enough from 20). Took me a while to find the Level of Gligar (old calculations maybe?), but it's level range and HP range indicates it is at level 20. (https://thesilphroad.com/iv-rater) If it was +2, the level would have been 18, not 20. Based on that finding, my current belief is that either the trainer level +2 never existed [for trades, if below lv 20], or Niantic changed it in less than a month
-
But the experimentation you're referring to is post dec 2018 right? I think that was the time I did the tests previously, cause back then this was what you said. (and my tests were inspired by what you said :3 ) Was there any information that led you to believe that back then? I know I've seen silph road posts that mentions a + 2 level, but I've seen no associated images to back up that claim
