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Drastic and DeSmuMe both use *.dsv save files. *.dss files are save states (which are basically snapshots of RAM), and cannot be reliably converted.

Homebrew, since CFW is not quite as straightforward to install. Once installed, CFW.

Use the CIA version (although it requires CFW).

That'll work nicely. I recommend following this guide to hack that 3DS. Be careful to follow all the steps closely, and if you have any questions about anything, ask. Mistakes can easily make your 3DS inoperable. Once it's complete, you may be able to use it to hack the other, but that involves purchasing DSiWare from the eShop and doing a system transfer to the other one, meaning anything on the 11.2 3DS will be lost. Details can be found at the guide I linked to. Basic instructions for setting NeoY/NeoX for the Sky 3DS: 1. Decrypt a ROM using Decrypt9. 2. Extract the decrypted ROM with this tool. Use ToolkitForm.exe for an easy-to-use GUI. 3. Copy NeoX/NeoY's romfs folder from the archive into the folder you just extracted to, replacing any files if needed. The NeoX/NeoY's romfs folder is in "/Pokemon NeoXY1.4/Installation hub/data/Full" of the archive. 4. Use the tool from step 2 to build a decrypted CCI. If you use the GUI, just make the output ROM have a *.3ds extension and use "Auto" as the Output ROM format. 5. Encrypt the ROM using Decrypt9. 6. Copy the encrypted ROM to your Sky 3DS, and you should be able to play it, but only on 3DS's with CFW. For steps 1 and 5, open Decrypt9WIP and go to Content Decryptor Options > NCCH/NCSD File Options... > NCCH/NCSD Decryptor/Encryptor.

In that case, no, you can't run this hack on your Sky 3DS.

Only if you have CFW. What firmware version is your 3DS on?

I don't know much about the Supercard SD, but since most flashcarts nowadays use raw saves, it will probably work.

A "commit" is basically any change to the code on Github. Anything there that hasn't been officially released yet might work, but has not been thoroughly tested, so there could be major bugs or incomplete features. To try things out anyway, the source needs to be compiled. You can either do this yourself with Visual Studio, or find an already built version in the Artifacts of the latest build on my Team City server.

Ever notice how the majority of command-line applications require about a dozen commands for a single logical operation? This tool aims to fix that! ROMs can be extracted and repacked with a single command per operation, like so: To extract: ToolkitConsole.exe MyRom.3ds RawFiles To repack as a CIA: ToolkitConsole.exe RawFiles Repacked.cia To repack as a 0-key encrypted CCI (for use with Gateway): ToolkitConsole.exe RawFiles Repacked.3ds -key0ORToolkitConsole.exe RawFiles Repacked.3dz Note: 3dz files will be invalid until a private header is applied. To repack as a decrypted CCI (for use with Citra or Decrypt9): ToolkitConsole.exe RawFiles Repacked.3ds To repack for HANS: ToolkitConsole.exe RawFiles G:/ MyHack System requirements: .Net Framework 4.6 Free space on the system drive. Cleanup happens as soon as possible, but especially for larger ROMs, you may need several GB free. Supported formats for extraction: Decrypted CCI (aka .3DS) Decrypted CXI (what Braindump gives you) Supported formats for building: Decrypted CCI (aka .3DS) For use with Citra Can be used for Gateway and Sky 3DS (with CFW) if encrypted using Decrypt9 [*] 0-Key Encrypted CCI For use with Gateway [*] CIA For use with CFW [*] HANS RomFS, Code.Bin, and Homebrew Launcher Shortcut Planned Features: Copy private header to 0-key encrypted CCI files as they are built. Until this is done, any *.3dz files created are invalid until a private header is added. Decrypted CIA extraction This also doubles as a code library for developers. See GitHub for library usage. Latest package will be on Sky Editor's MyGet feed and may be added to NuGet at some point. Credits: SciresM for 3DS Builder (modified to use command-line arguments) profi200 for Project_CTR's makerom dnasdw for 3dstool Asia81 for HackingToolkit3DS, which provided the usage for 3dstool. Release Page GitHub Download

Found the problem in PGF.cs, line 268 // Force Genderdo { pk.PID = (pk.PID & 0xFFFFFF00) | Util.rnd32() & 0xFF; } while (!pk.getGenderIsValid()); Surely there's a better way to do this.

What bugs are you referring to?

I believe I fixed the issue in PR 333. Here's the latest dev build that should have the fix: http://teamcity.uniquegeeks.net/repository/download/PKHeX_PKHeXBuildPr/2543:id/PKHeX%20Build%20542.zip Thanks for reporting it!

Can you post a screenshot of the Details tab? There might be some stuff there that could help us determine what the problem is. It might be called "Problem Signature" or something similar. PKHeX itself doesn't use the latest version of the .Net framework (so it will work with Windows XP), so that's fine. [Edit] Also, it may be worth trying out the latest development build: http://teamcity.uniquegeeks.net/repository/download/PKHeX_PKHeXBuildPr/2530:id/PKHeX%20Build%20537.zip

Can you open the Event Viewer in Windows to see if there's an Application error that happened around the time you open PKHeX? If you don't know how to find the event viewer, this guide should help.

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If the Pokemon have a different OT, TID, SID, etc., then they won't be considered "yours". You'll need enough gym badges to use them or they'll start misbehaving, but I think they get boosted XP. To make them considered "yours", you'll have to make sure all the trainer data matches.

What, no Mystery Dungeon tools (all joking aside, mine are still in active development and are not ready to be on this list yet). That's a nice list! Stickied!

I'd imagine you'd just replace Run Away with something else, like None (or whatever the XML stores the lack of an ability as). If Run Away is the first ability, I'd swap Run Away and Adaptability then replace Run Away with None.

Sorry about that. This tool is still in active development, and this release is sort of a proof-of-concept, although it should still work. Basically you create a project, and make changes related to what you want to do. If you're using the Generic Mod, you go to the project folder and edit files in the "Raw Files" folder using external tools. You'll need to edit the monster.md file. If you don't want to use a hex editor, PPMD StatsUtil should be able to edit it. Which version? Do you mean Sky Editor 4 Beta 2?

Did you right-click on the Pokemon in the box view and select "Set"?

Did you fix the checksums? If not, opening then immediately saving in PKHeX should fix them.

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You could probably use a save dongle or powersaves to do that, but IIRC, there's a button combo that can erase the save. It should be somewhere in the manual.

Which version are you using? If it's the latest release, that doesn't contain the PBR stuff. The latest build should contain it.