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  1. Erm why is the Encryption Constant for the "fixed Lunala" 0? That really shouldn't be the case.. And the Lunala in the original zip by OP has wrong origin game and location. I'll be removing these files, as OP's zip contains illegal files. Anyhow, I personally got files that transferred just fine, but I have some concerns for some of them. Will upload those some time later. edit: These were injected mostly into Ultra Moon (Meltan and Melmetal into LGP), then transferred from Bank to HOME. I am concerned about some saying "Country not in 3DS region", but they were legal for Gen 7, so what is up with that? >< (removed) Pretty sure you can deal with the evolved forms of the base forms.. Also, if you need Bulbasaur or Squirtle, do note that the HOME ones are uploaded here. edit: You can get the transfers here:
  2. I haven't tried, but I've seen legendaries (from HOME, not the hacked ones) go into online raids and stuff. I was shown Shiny Solgaleo/Lunala couldn't even join online raids, so I know most legends aren't restricted.
  3. As of now, the latest update of PKHeX doesn't deal with the legality of all HOME transferred mons. As for you being unable to trade shiny legendaries, the Solgaleo and Lunala block is Pokemon Server side, nothing to do with us. report back after the next update that has HOME stuff.
  4. I'll hide your thread Helliolucifer, because it's asking the same thing. The block is Pokemon server side, nothing to do with us. Thread locked.
  5. Probably server side, nothing to do with us,
  6. @cnw2 Either the save is encrypted or it's filled with garbage data. In any case, if PKHeX can't open it, then I doubt anyone can do any good.
  7. Primal and Megas are in-battle forms only. So if you have them outside of battle, it's not legal.
  8. Can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be? VC Gen 2 -> Transporter -> Bank -> HOME -> SWSH
  9. If you can extract them, then they're Legal are best. Just import the wonder card to the correct region 3ds, and it's business as usual..
  10. Because if no one wants to respond to you, then there's no need in bumping the thread.
  11. could be hack detection. I wouldn't know. Just use PKHeX to transfer the mons.
  12. @Kaphotics I have the habit of not using cheats/PKHeX on the save I go online with, so I know for a fact that I caught these. So I went to look for what the encounters would be.. These were all flagged Unable to match an origin from game encounter
  13. HOME isn't out yet, so they're all illegal. Don't try to get them.
  14. a. The act of asking for a Mewtwo is not under Creative Discussion b. Mewtwo is presently illegal in SWSH, so either PKHeX one randomly intp your game, or wait for a legal one via HOME. I'm locking this thread.
  15. In PKHeX, raid editing, insert a seed that is 4 frames away, as opposed to a seed that immediately lands a shiny. There are various raid calculators out there that can generate the seed, I use Leanny’s plugin. Read through this tutorial, as part of it contains seed calculation. if you know which frame would result in a shiny (call x that frame), simply show frames from [x-4] to [x], then copy over the seed that is the first value (the seed generated for the x-4)
  16. What you do on your own device is your business, but given that you won’t compensate others if their Switch gets banned, I’ll take this opportunity to tell others that it’s simply use “at your own risk”. No one here shall be liable if Ninty does improve their CFW detection, and going online with Homebrew results in them detecting it. As for OP’s post regarding PKHeX and Serebii’s den list correlation, I’ve since written up a page, that correlates the two. Check it out.
  17. All the mons displayed by chance (per tier) total up to 100% Yup, that value (per slot) is stored as hex.
  18. If you are referring to Chance%, that is not catch rate. That is randroll. (probability of it appearing in your den)
  19. Don't know if catch rate is there. It may be there, or maybe they used species rate preprogrammed. Unclear. Next, I don't see information of the IVs being controllable. I've seen reports that it's not star related, but rather set per species, so maybe it's that.
  20. Depending on whether the encounter is 3 star, 4 star or 5 star. (it be lv 40, 50 and 60 respectively)
  21. @Dunsparce erm.. ?? Look below: Vanilla, non-strawberry, legal. Make sure: 1. Your PKHeX is the latest version 2. The event raids all have set levels. If the met level doesn't match those set levels, it's obviously illegal. If you still have issue, upload the files for us to see, thanks.
  22. To understand this, you gonna need at least some understanding of what hex editing is. Today, we are going to look at converting the Clothing Set wonder card to bytes on a Fashion block. For this example, we'll be looking at the hex of 0105 - Casual Tee (Pokémon Quest). To the left, is the hex for the wonder card (only front few bytes relevant, the rest all zeros), and the right is a table for converting certain values we'll encounter along the way later on. For starters, the byte addresses for the Fashion block is rather different between Male and Female copies of the save. As such, the developers partitioned it so that row 0x20 to row 0x40 is the male portion, and row 0x50 to row 0x70 is for the female portion. Do note that the Male or Female portion is written to Wonder Card Records, depending on the save's gender. Now, let us look at the male portion. The index we see at byte 0x20 of the hex, is 0x9. With that, we can look at the the left side of the table, and determine that the general offset is 0x480. (Alternatively you can calculate this way: 0x09 [index] x 0x80 [block size] = 0x480 [general offset]. The table is just convenient). The data comes in pairs: general offset & binary spot. They are paired side by side, as can be seen above. [Example, 0x20 is paired with 0x24, and, 0x28 is paired with 0x2C.] The binary spot associated with that index is 0x68. Convert that to decimal, and you'll get 104. Meaning, starting from Spot 0, with it being the right most binary, position 104 of the chain of binaries for 0x480 gets flipped to 1. If you want to narrow it down, position 104 (on the right side of the table) will flow into byte 0xD. (cause each byte is 8 binaries long) With that in mind, you can now combine the results: Spot 0 in 0x48D (0x480 [general offset] + 0xD [cell based on binary spot] = 0x48D) gets written 1. So whatever value is in the cell 0x48D, add binary 00000001 to that value. [remember, left most is 7th slot, and right most is 0th slot] In the above example, for the male portion, we see the indexes of 0x8, 0xA, 0xB, 0xC and 0xD have the binary spot of "FFs". When this happens, it means take no action/ no action required. Each wonder card can have up to 6 edits per portion. Given that Quest T-shirt gift only does 1 unlock, it makes sense the remaining 5 goes unused. That pretty much is all of it. a. Know how to read a clothing set wonder card b. Know where to write the value to in fashion block I'm detailing this down here in case I forget Update: this tool was made in order to specify the offsets and values to add, for the fashion block. Fashion Card Reader.exe
  23. There's no files to dump, if you never gone online. However, you can use the files dumped by us, provided here.
  24. I can only surmise you've never connected to Mystery Gift servers or connected online before?
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