Kaphotics

>System.Windows.Forms.SaveFileDialog.CreateVistaDialog() Make sure your operating system is up to date (service packs etc)

>Visual Studio 2015 Use Visual Studio Community 2019.

that's the process, just watch tutorial videos. again, you'll have to have a vulnerable web browser version in order to use it. I'm pretty sure a vulnerable version can be installed with cfw, but that's outside the realm of PKHeX.

Gen6: need a vulnerable web browser app installed (low 3DS system firmware) Gen7: need a special layeredfs patch installed to the exefs other: none, just used as a way to share data outside the game.

1. Static Encounters 2. No, the program does not do model swaps. 3. Change the battle mode. 4. Stop using an old version of the program you obtained outside of the site. 5. The order you get them? No. Scripting edits are not done by pk3DS. 3 & 4:

Already reported: Has been fixed internally; A new release will be posted sometime around Friday.

1) already reported & fixed: https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/issues/2360 2) already known & nobody has bothered replicating the exact rounding: 3) IsShiny is not something you can set; it is a derived property. Use ".PID=$shiny" instead, as indicated by the guide.

PKHaX.

... download the latest release in the downloads section unzip the file to a chosen location (do not run directly from the zip file)

>C:\Users\(myusername)\AppData\Local\Temp\BNZ.5d2813982b01e3\PKHeX.exe extract the exe to an actual location before running Also, try deleting all existing configuration files: "C:\Users\(myusername)\AppData\Local\ProjectPokémon", delete all folders that have PKHeX.

Incorrect; PKHeX doesn't have hardcoded event data for Gen3 for everything. There's no readily digestible list of data like there is for Gen4+.

Downloads section

Thanks, the latest 3 commits should have these issues fixed.

Thanks, fixed. Uploaded a new exe with the latest commits

Batch Editor to set out of bounds values. Not gonna bloat the GUI.

Thanks, restore a backup and use the latest download (I've uploaded a fixed version). As for the Daily Records, those get reset by the game every day and aren't modified by PKHeX in any way. Should be fine.

> i tried to gen > I thought, its cleary an issue with PKHeX no, you just suck at creating legal pkm data. PKM that have been traded will have a handling trainer set. Hacking saves to have the same TID/SID/OT is not legal either.

I've uploaded a new exe to the downloads location, ty for reporting

I've uploaded a new exe to the downloads location, ty for reporting

It's been asked repeatedly and answered repeatedly. Remove any installed game patches and ensure the modified exefs file is being loaded by the console. The game doesn't magically revert your changes, it loads whatever data you give it.

Both should be fixed in the next release; there's two areas that get stuck in an infinite loop

The goal of the 'database' is to have the fastest load & search speeds possible. Sorting the database within the GUI isn't really intended; it's more for searching through your dumped pkm & sav backup contents. For speed, the program loads data on parallel threads, so ordering isn't preserved. If you add the below line of code: RawDB.Sort((x, y) => x.Species.CompareTo(y.Species)); ... right above this line (link) and recompile, the program will sort the database once it's done loading all the files. For a database of 111,000 -- mine, the Species Sort took 137ms; I have a 4x4GHz processor, others might not have comparable specs. I prefer to keep the original sorted order, as the bak savefiles are loosely grouped together in slot order. Species order is meh, others might prefer ordering by format, or a more complex sort (which would take a non-negligible amount of time for larger databases). For a more complex sort: RawDB = RawDB.OrderBy(z => z.Format).ThenBy(z => z.Species).ThenBy(z => z.Gender).ToList(); That will sort by format, then by... but takes a bit more RAM/cpu to process the sorting.

You can manage your exported files however you want.

PKHeX can read encrypted pbr saves. No need to decrypt with other tools after you extract it from PBR.

You lend a pkm to an old man