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My Biases I’m the opposite from you; there’s some stuff I am okay with them being forced into being mini, since 1/16,256 to randomly roll for a size mark is a pain. Now with my biases explained, let's go on and discuss. 4 key points you need to know: 1. When the hyper training issue (from transfers during initial HOME launch) was a thing, they acknowledged the issue, and fixed it promptly. [This shows they’re capable of checking their logs and digging out initial entries and combining initial unmoved data and mixed data] 2. When the GO Lv 1 transfers was detected to be a bug on their part, they acknowledged and fixed that (by having them correctly reflect as lv 100). However, notice how they didn’t revert to the level the Mon that was sent into HOME, despite the fact that they have logs and could have checked. 3. They *did* fix the 0 scale issue, but from a different perspective; LGPE XS and GO XXS mons doesn't retain the size when shifted into HOME, because the size were forced to rerolled; they acknowledged it and fixed that. Notice how they didn’t do anything about the issue you have in mind. 4. You may want to read up on all the issues they have had. I won't be discussing all of them, but some may show up. With those 3 key points out there, lemme discuss *why* I think the fix wouldn’t happen. 1. No public acknowledgement nor announcement. Whenever there is an issue, they’ll acknowledge it and work on and fix it. What you described isn’t acknowledged (that I know of) and thus not fixed. 2. Issues along the same vein or core were fixed 6 months ago. They already fixed issues tangentially related to the one you have in mind (like 6 months ago), but ignored the scale 0 thing. Given the proximity, you would think they’re aware. This suggests they wouldn’t/doesn’t want to fix it. 3. Do they even see it as an issue. "Canon in player's-mind" thing - since you’ve already seen it as mini in PLA, it would be weird for it to suddenly become XL when shifted. But I can’t say for sure. Data the player normally cannot see - given height/weight/scale are hidden data-points that the player should not have been able to witness directly, and the HOME's implementation of the hidden values should not have been determined, perhaps them screwing up the randomness was not a big deal in their head? 4. Timeliness. If there is an issue, they tend to fix it within a few weeks or at most a few months from the time frame that it occurred (I think that is the maximum, being the Nincada/Shedinja tracker issue). Not half a year. 5. Other issues that should have been fixed Commonality is that they exceeded the time-frame. Spinda - Spinda EC was set incorrectly by BDSP; important as EC determines the spots. Was acknowledged to some degree, by the presence of their 'fix'. Their 'fix' was to prevent entry and exit via BDSP, instead of playing around with the EC. Totems-sized Pokémon - These Pokémon from SMUSUM are taller than what you regularly catch, and tower over regular captures. In the game-data, how the game recognizes them as separate, is that they have a different form ID. When transferred via HOME, they lose that status and get set into the regular species. Since SWSH nor BDSP doesn't show HT/WT in game, there is no 'canon' in terms of sizes, and the least they could do is retroactively max out their scale. Wasn't acknowledged, wasn't done. Personal Conclusion Using factors 1 to 5, I believe HOME won't retroactively fix it. There's no acknowledgement for that specific issue. Issues surrounding the issue has already been addressed. Do they even see it as an issue. It's been 6 months since the fix for related issues has been completed. It will likely fall under the umbrella of other issues that should have been fixed. But that is just my personal conclusion based on the years I've seen them operate. They might suddenly be compelled to fix it, even though it has been left in the corner of the dusty room this entire time. I don't work for them. Who knows really. Have you tried sending a support ticket to them?

There’s always information to check and collate. No ETA. Wait patiently.

PKHeX hasn’t been updated to deal with saves from the latest SV update. We’re aware of the issue; it happens whenever the game updates and changes the save’s structure. Please wait patiently. No ETA.

You can run ROM hacks. But you’re gonna need to find them, patch them yourself, and perform the required installation

My response from then still applies.

If I recall correctly, without a 3DS + the Tretta game, there’s no other way to use them.

Help how

Why are you copy pasting the entire post from Reddit?

You can get Custom firmware on the Switch, but yeah if you don’t have a Switch it’s fine too. Just saying.

I meant move the Pokemon onto the Switch, basically

ah fair enough~ hmmm, if you don't intend to ever have the mons on actual consoles, then the note doesn't really mean anything.

I missed this earlier. I don't think anything I said was related to the Game Shark All things considered, I got mine at a nice point in time (Gen 3) but back then it felt pretty late to me (wish I got it in Gen 1/2 and messed with all kinds of stuff) I don't don't deal with his project. All I can say is that he is aware and would update it when he finds time to do so. Not sure what version you're trying to do the Kyogre thing on, I assume SoulSilver. Anyhow, various steps in the spoiler below, click on it to open it:

Not download Gold. That sounds like piracy. I meant select Gold as the origin game in the Encounter Database window. I could attach a few photos if you can’t figure it out

There’s all kinds of moves and stats and stuff on them. by Serebii I mean Serebii.Net. It’s been around since Generation 3. I’m not at computer at the moment, but if you go to Tools on the top bar of PKHeX, the Database and Encounter Database should be there. When the window pops up, set species and origin game (game version), and it then view it and set to the regular PKHeX window.

So you didn’t know about Bulbapedia, or Serebii. Fair enough. There are bunch of sites online (beyond those 2) that document details surrounding moves, what Pokémon can learn them, special moves due to certain circumstances, special abilities, where to catch mons, etc. They’re all not associated to the program, and the program doesn’t use those details for the determination (the devs are also mighty dataminers). Those resources would be a good place to start if you want to try to figure anything out for yourself. As for the Kyogre question, just inject the needed legendary with the correct origin game into your box, then withdraw it into your party, then go to the particular spot/area. That should do the trick. You can just choose one from the encounter database, and make sure you change the origin game (if it isn’t correct).

I clearly did not phrase it right. I’m not thoroughly sure how to verbalise it. Like, maybe it’s kinda like a waste of an interaction? A waste of your own time? Being vexed about something that you could have resolved faster than waiting for a response that would have just told you that you should have checked so and so anyway? It is less an indictment of your actions or personality, and more to stress the point that you should check what you wanna do and ensure you’ve tied all the loose ends, before implying that something isn’t working right. Candid response: and no one needs to be you for a week. We have enough issues to deal with as ourselves.

Whether stupid or not, in any case, you should always check online resources before you assign a move by gut feeling. Or before you complain to our forums

Well that's because.. Arceus *can't* learn Metronome. Check the Metronome page. Arceus doesn't show up in any of the categories. You could illegally hack the move onto it, sure, but it cannot legally learn that move.

Follow this to dump the save on your cart (assuming it’s retail/legit) Then use PKHeX on your PC to edit the save.

That happens. People just take what is contributed and sell them. Doesn't matter if it is for events mons or a complete save, it happens I suppose at least the seller tried to change it a slight bit. But even so

Currently there’s no known correlation, so yea that seems correct. However keep in mind that correlations could always be discovered in the future. it’s always better to just mint + hyper train.

How are you transferring the save between your 3DS and computer?

Can be a different SWSH save, tho that means it needs to have HT info too. Just think of it as a trade: People are able to place something they need received from trade into HOME for the mon’s first time.