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theSLAYER

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  1. The save loads just fine in PKHeX, but PKHeX does tell me the checksums are invalid. So here's how to fix the checksums: Load it into PKHeX. The move a Pokemon around. Then export the edited save. Then import the edited save into your game.
  2. How odd. How Gen 3 saves work, is that store a save in Block A and Block B, so that in case one Block corrupts, the game can revert to the other working block. However, both of your blocks are the "0:26 save". I would have hoped to get the 'caught Rayquaza save', even if partially corrupted, in one of the blocks, but it is no where to be found. Perhaps your cart saved it in some other area of the cart. Try finding out what kind of bootleg you may have (I don't know, maybe look at the physical cart for keywords and google them), then maybe you can try to see how to extract the corrupted save, if it even exists anymore
  3. Are the parent IVs correct? On RNGreporter you have them as both all 31, but I somehow doubt that. Any chance that the parents have some 30 and some 27 IVs?
  4. Anyhow, I'm assuming the 0:26 second save is a state where you saved a long time ago?
  5. Yeah I'm at a loss. The 128 save just had 2 copies of you at the start of the game. The 1080 version didn't even contain save data.
  6. Possible to upload 8M DACS? The size is the number in the bracket, and 1000KB appears to be the largest size in the list.
  7. I panicked for a moment, and thought my program borked. Turns out, it didn't. This is absolutely not a save. If no tools are finding actual saves, then I guess it's not really anywhere. Out of curiosity, go back to the save dumping tool, and switch the SRAM to max size the dropdown menu would allow. See what it dumps.
  8. Given that you didn’t pay more than $10 then, it would probably have been safe to surmise it is fake XD Try using your tool to dump the ROM, then use our tool to extract saves from bootleg ROMs gives you any saves. Remember to not upload the ROM here. Let me know if the extractor gives you any saves.
  9. Such requests usually fall through when the ‘head of the project’ have zero ROM hacking experience. Maybe try something basic, like using the tool “Advance Map” to edit maps and have NPCs in different places, changing the encounters, learning how to make working warps etc. After that, you can move forward with scripting, which changes what the NPCs say and do, custom encounters. And then past that, there are other tools in the “Advanced series” that can help you change how the sprites look. Should be easy to google.
  10. Can you confirm if you cart is a real or fake cart? Perhaps try using another method to dump your cart?
  11. So I used the non-export save, tried to use both save blocks in that one save to make a full save, and they both have a game that saved at the start. So it sounds like either you saved over your own game at the beginning, or maybe some nonsense going on with your cart v dumper.
  12. Mew glitch doesn’t destroy the save. Or cause issues down the line in terms of operating the cart. It sounds like a board issue. The cart probably got some variation of wear and tear along the years. Since we aren’t PCB experts, even a picture of the board won’t necessarily help. Maybe carefully look at the pins, solders, and traces, to visually check if they’re all okay. Some times all you need is IPA to clean the contacts, and maybe resolder some broken connections.
  13. Sorry I was referring to RAM size/save type. Original was (64KB) in your screenshot. once you set it to 128, try loading it in PKHeX. After that, export the save from PKHeX, then try restoring into your game.
  14. Wait patiently. Make sure you using a save, not a rom. How did you get the save? Are you using an emulator?
  15. the change probably looks okay at first glance, but you should do it at the start, then proceed to play said game to completion, see if it glitches any story elements etc.
  16. Yeah in that case you should get someone who knows how to use a solder iron to remove the excess solder without frying the chip. Applying heat to the solder improperly can potentially fry the chip that’s connected to it, not to mention damage to other parts. Tho the cost to get it fixed might exceed the cost of getting a new cart..
  17. I’m not sure if bridging is supposed to happen there. I’m assuming not but just in case look for other chips of HGSS online, to have a comparison
  18. Looking this issue online, and it doesn’t seem good. Here’s a few things you can try at your own risk: - Blowing into the cartridge slot of your device. Maybe some dust got in the way - Attempting the key combination on that blue screen to delete save - Restoring a functional save via Checkpoint/JKSM. You can find functional saves on our site. - (Super risky) maybe apply very slight heat to targeted areas on the chip of the cartridge. Maybe some solder broke and it’ll be good to have it flow back into place. Really at your own risk. Try to visually inspect the chip first to identify if such spots exist. - Give up on it. It might have died.
  19. Did you try the in-game method to delete saves? It’s the button combinations at the title screen of the game (I forgot the combination but I’m sure you can google it)
  20. Have you heard of necroposting? It is frowned upon in most forum etiquette. Additionally, it is bot-like behaviour to just jump on and reply irrelevant content in modern day standards to old threads. Those accounts tend to get removed as spam, so maybe don't do stuff that could get yourself mistaken as a bot.
  21. Interesting information, tho I do hope people in 2022 know that. Still, why you quoting a 2009 post?
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