evandixon

In Explorers (and possibly Rescue Team too), all Pokemon with multiple abilities have both. GTI and PSMD are not currently supported. Via ROM editing, it's possible to remove an ability from ALL recruited Pokémon of a certain species, but that's not currently supported in Sky Editor.

We know where it's stored, and how to extract/repack the file. Unfortunately, we don't know how the game selects a file. My working theory: 1. Script requests a portrait. 2. An unknown filename is generated based on the Pokemon and the emotion. 3. Unknown magic happens that turns this unknown filename into a hash. 4. The hash is used to find the appropriate image. Step 2 above is unknown for portraits, but known for other things like the background images of the main menu. Until someone figures out step 3, it would be impractical to attempt to add portraits through trial and error.

Looks like your SD has been corrupted a little. Try running an error check. To run one, right click the SD in This PC/My Computer -> Properties -> Tools -> Error Checking -> Check.

Looks like there's a save file on your SD that has an invalid filename. Try looking around in the following folders to see if there's any saves with abnormal filenames (anything with any characters besides letters, numbers, periods, and spaces): SD:/saveDataBackup/ SD:/filer/UserSaveData/ SD:/JKSV/Saves/ SD:/TWLSaveTool SD:/fbi/save/ Since it only started happening recently, look for files that have been created in the past few days.

Just to clarify, changing the ability like this doesn't work? (Credit to PokEdit for providing the test data, since I don't have a Tepig off-hand.)

Which Pokémon are you editing?

Sorry for the late reply. Perhaps try another FTP server? Here's a guide on how to set up FileZilla Server: http://www.howtogeek.com/140352/how-to-host-an-ftp-server-on-windows-with-filezilla/ For security reasons, this isn't the best idea. You can run a program as an administrator from a regular admin account.

Sound good! I'm going to have to try this out later. I bet @psy_commando is going to love this

With newer versions of Windows, you run as a local user, and things only have admin rights when you grant access with UAC. Things are more secure this way. Things to try: - Use version 2.4 of Pokedoc's tool. - (For troubleshooting) Use an FTP client (like File Zilla) to connect to your FTP server, to see if you can write things using that.

Check the NTFS permissions on that folder. It could be that whatever account the FTP server is running with lacks permission.

This might be one of the easier ways. Try TWL Save Tool: https://github.com/TuxSH/TWLSaveTool/releases If you install CFW, it's even easier (I can link to a guide if you're interested and have the firmware below 11.0). If not, you can use one of the many homebrew entrypoints to run the 3DSX build. Note that the 3DSX build requires you have either PokéTransporter or Pokémon Dream Radar installed on your 3DS. That should be plenty to use Pokedoc's tool. I don't know much about the Super Card Mini SD to be honest. If it can run NDS homebrew, then using it would be easier, since the save could be written to the slot 2 flashcart. If not, you can use your Action Replay DSi to run it (requiring WI-FI). You may need to DLDI patch the tool. IIRC this requires a 2GB micro SD. The easiest way would be to use DS Organize's included "DSOrganize-gnm.nds" to run the backup tool. Be careful, however, since DS Organize is notorious for corrupting micro SDs (nothing a format won't fix), so I wouldn't use it for anything but launching homebrew. Wi-fi is the slowest method I've mentioned, but IIRC it's only ROM dumping that takes hours. Save backups should go much, much faster.

Using the save you provided, I changed the held money, and it appeared in-game. Since you said the issue corresponds to the filesystem weirdness, perhaps your hard drive is dying? It's probably best to go ahead and back everything up just in case, since it does seem fishy. Reminds me of my 64GB microSD that can't do writes anymore. Except the thing is that most programs I've tried think they can write to it, so after deleting files or after formatting, everything just goes back to what it was. Can confirm. It's not being read properly. Will look further into it when I get the chance. https://github.com/evandixon/SkyEditor.SaveEditor/issues/28 If you're curious, it's because Sky Editor thinks there's a Pokemon with an ID that's over 60000, which is outside the range of valid Pokemon names.

Appears to be the same problem that's been reported in Issue #161. I think I fixed it in the latest PR, but I don't have a linux testing environment set up, so I can't test it.

What changes have you tried to make?

Fixed in latest version, thanks for reporting it!

Sorry for the late reply. I'll look into making this a thing. https://github.com/evandixon/SkyEditor.SaveEditor/issues/27 That's odd. What changes did you make that didn't show up in-game? Have you tried right-clicking on the desktop, and clicking "Refresh"? Sometimes the desktop doesn't refresh automatically for some reason. I haven't experienced that. Can you upload the save file you're using that causes this?

This is no longer a POC/Alpha. It's a full release (1.0.1)! Notable changes from the alpha: Display more than just 50 Pokemon Multiple formats are supported: any PKM file that PKHeX can open Anonymous uploads Search uploads by the uploader Delete Pokemon you've uploaded Display upload date and uploader Made the Pokemon list look better Behind-the-scenes work to make updates safer and easier Let me know if there's any feature you'd like to see! [Edit] Version 1.0.2 released to fix errors with the Gen 3 Pokemon that were uploaded.

This project has been discontinued. The source can be found here, and Porybox can be used as an alternative. The original post is as follows: The Online Pokemon Database (name subject to change) is a website that allows you to upload Pokemon files to view details and a legality report. What it can do right now: Shows a list of all Pokemon uploaded (in descending order of upload date) Upload Pokemon files for generations 3 through 6 (*.pk3, *.pk4, *.pk5, and *.pk6) Shows the majority of the details that PKHeX lets you see about a particular Pokemon Download the Pokemon Delete Pokemon you've uploaded (if you really want to) Overview of planned features: Searching (by more things than the user who uploaded something) Folder heiarchy for organizing Pokemon Private/Unlisted Pokemon (in case you don't want the whole world seeing your Pokemon) Pokemon editing More planned features can be found on Github Issues. If anyone is willing to spend a few minutes of their time, I would appreciate it if people would visit the site. Look at some of the Pokemon uploaded, upload some of your own, and give any suggestions (bug reports, feature requests, nit picks, etc.) you may have, no matter how small! The website: http://pkmdb.skyeditor.org/ The source code: https://github.com/evandixon/Online-PKM-DB/tree/dev Credits: @Kaphotics and other contributors for PKHeX, the core component of this project Ken Sugimori for making the artwork Veekun for providing the artwork Oh, and if anyone can think of a better name, I would appreciate your input.

What OS are you running?

What did you do before it crashed?

What version of Sky Editor did you use? If it is not 4.0.1.0 Beta 2, please try this one: https://github.com/evandixon/Sky-Editor/wiki/Beta-2 (Note that the solution files will likely not be compatible with future versions) To avoid cluttering Psy's amazing thread with my tools, further discussion about Sky Editor should go here: https://projectpokemon.org/forums/showthread.php?47811-Sky-Editor-ROM-Hack-Projects

If you didn't make a savestate, then I don't think your save can be recovered. If you enable autosave, it will be less likely to happen in the future.

The saves should be stored in /Drastic/Backup at the root of whatever device you're running it on.

I know what you mean. Some days I feel like programming all the things after work, while others I just feel like watching TV. If you edited a Pokémon on your party, edits need to be made to Active Pokemon/Party too. Versions 4.0.3 and 4.0.4 both didn't have that feature enabled. In the future, I plan to merge the UI for everything, so there will be just one list of Pokemon, just like in-game.

Updated to 4.0.5 to fix the bugs @x0jackie0x reported! See OP or blog for details Download: http://dl.skyeditor.org/Sky%20Editor's%20Save%20Editor%20Beta%204.0.5.zip Please note that editing moves inside a dungeon is not currently supported. You'll need to exit a dungeon before making lasting changes to moves. This does not apply to everything, however. I edited my Pokemon, and it applied after going to the next floor.