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(Pokemon Sun/Moon covers 1) Nintendo has released a patch for Pokémon Sun and Moon introducing the following game balance fixes 2: Battle videos recorded before applying the update are incompatible with this patch and will be unplayable after installing it. With regards to game hacking, this may break ROM hacks, depending on whether or not the ROM hack modified the game's executable. If you are playing such a ROM hack, you will either need to refrain from updating or wait for the author to update the hack. Save editors like PKHeX are unaffected. @SciresM's SMPatcher has been updated to version 1.1 to provide compatibility with the update, and can be downloaded here 3. If you are new to SMPatcher, it will modify the game executable to make QR scanning and PKHeX importing much similar. In order to use it, you will need to have CFW, which can currently be installed using the latest firmware. The recommended installation guide can be found here. Here is a list of patches that SMPatcher can apply to Sun or Moon: Sources: Pokémon Sun and Moon Official Website Serebii SciresM's GitHub View full article

You can copy/paste your GBAtemp post as rich text, paste it into the text editor, and formatting will be preserved. You'll probably have to use the background-color toolbar button to set the background color to automatic, since that's copied too.

It makes the core code more reusable. It's possible, but unusual, to directly reference PKHeX.exe from other .Net apps to make things like my (very outdated) Pokemon database, where PKHeX does most of the work. Using a code library increases the possibilities.

Bare-minimum, you need PKHeX.exe and PKHeX.Core.dll. The combined file size of the two files should be similar to the previous file size. The PDB files provide extra debug info for us if there's any unhandled exceptions (like line numbers and code files).

Type it in exactly as it appears in the appropriate drop down.

Or, if you're using NDS games:

Soundhax was released a few days ago, allowing homebrew access on the latest 3DS firmware: 11.2. This allows the use of save editors like PKHeX and ROM hacks using HANS. From Smealum's homebrew website: It is very likely that this vulnerability will be patched in the next 3DS update, so if this interests you, do not update your 3DS until further notice. View full article

You should be able to access them by clicking the envelope icon in the top right corner of the page.

The latest release of Sky Editor only has the save editing features. The ROM editing features are still in development, but here's a link to the last ROM editing beta.

PKHeX has been updated to version 16.12.31 introducing new features, bug fixes, and speed improvements. Download: View full article

Your only option is to use a hacked 3DS, since for the time being, since only a 3DS can handle the save encryption.

I tried out those saves on my R4i Gold RTS (using US ROMs) and could not get them to work. After opening them in PKHeX I found that the Soul Silver and Black 2 saves are corrupt. Platinum is probably also corrupt, but it showed two low leveled Pokemon in your party: Piplup (level 7) and Shinx (level 3). I don't know what Soul Silver and Black 2 contained, but it would be easier to just start a new Platinum game.

The best way would be to: Fork PKHeX on GitHub Update the German translation on GitHub Submit a Pull Request when you're done If you're not familiar enough with GitHub, you can also post the modified German resource files here and we'll take care of the rest.

Which specific Pokemon are you using Fairy moves against?

save manager is obsolete thanks to JKSM. Soul Silver saves can be managed using TWL Save Tool. See the save editing tutorials section for details: https://projectpokemon.org/forums/forums/forum/102-save-editing-tutorials-and-faqs/

With 9.4, you don't even need to wait. Plailect's guide will answer all your questions and walk you through everything. Once you're done, follow this guide:

Until now, anyone with an 11.2 3DS would either need to get a hard mod or find an already-hacked 3DS in order to reliably manage save files for use with PKHeX or play ROM hacks. These requirements are no longer applicable thanks to the 33c3 conference revealing several 3DS exploits today. Here are some highlights of its findings as it relates to the 3DS: If you read either of our save management guides (NDS or 3DS) and needed to purchase additional hardware, you are advised to wait until these exploits are released before actually buying anything. While your purchase would likely still do what you want it to do, free alternatives are coming soon. Quote Source Image Source View full article

New exploits have been announced at the 33c3 hacker conference, although they'll take a little more time to be released. I advise you wait a while before buying anything.

Have you tried clearing the browser's cache?

This guide relies heavily on Plailect's guide, but contains what to do afterward.

Try JKSM instead. Look here for a guide to using it.

Merry Christmas everyone! Just in time for the holidays, we have some fun announcements. The Event Gallery Ever since we came back online almost 3 weeks ago, @theSLAYER and I have been working on moving our Event Gallery to its new home, and we've finally finished. All the events that were previously in the Event Gallery are now available to the public again, as well as many events from Generations 6 and 7. This is a community project, so if you have any events we don't, please contribute them in the appropriate thread in the Event Contributions forum. New Forums We have new Tutorials and FAQs forums for ROM Editing, Save Editing, and RAM Editing. These forums are the perfect place to post or find guides and other information to help others. To start off, we've posted some guides in the Save Editing Tutorials & FAQs forum explaining how to insert many of the files from our Event Gallery into your game. Staff Change Our last announcement is that @ReignOfComputer has been promoted to Super Moderator. I hope everyone enjoys the holidays, and again, Merry Christmas.