If it's a recent wondercard make sure that you have a folder named "wc6" in the same folder as the .exe with the new wondercard in that folder.
Putting it in your box doesn't make it legal.
You can't copy paste save files between consoles without decrypting first.
If you can export it with jksm, savedatafiler, or save_manager, then you'll be able to recover it, else nope. Can't decrypt another 3ds's files on another console.
Floette:
Fixed in a previous commit
Slot level changing:
Added in a previous commit (later tweaked)
Thanks for reporting, I appreciate all the test cases!
Added a bunch of the checks that were easy to add.
Of my 3k pk6's I have dumped, only one got flagged (61 - Tall tower for X/Y).
Remaining from your list:
clickOT Bugfix
Add load modifyPK6 override
Memories:
Pros:
* Catches people using templates
Cons:
* Memories are not checked for online play
* Memories aren't exposed when battling
* Memories can't be inherited
* "Illegal" check output is already confusing enough for non-English speakers
I'll work on it over the next week or so. Feel free to update your post / reply as needed
PKHeX only checks the contest stats if it has not been traded.
The error message reads:
"Untraded -- Contest stats on XY should be zero."
Since it has never left XY, there's no way to increase the contest stats.
No, there's >3000 different flags, nobody is ever going to document the exact flag states for when the main story is completed.
Just copy the event flag / constant region from another completed save; the offsets are on our wiki.
It's something you launch with every time with OOT, as you can't install anything.
You also have the option of downgrading your console to a more exploitable firmware, which comes with a lot more control (and piracy).
PKHeX works regardless of firmware; the question has always boiled down to whether or not the user has a way to obtain their save file.
CyberGadget and Homebrew Menu are the only ways to dump and restore saves. If you have either, you're golden.
Implemented in the latest commits:
If you check the legality of a Pokemon that evolved from Wurmple, it'll check to see if the calculation matches the end species.
If you check the verbose legality of a Wurmple, it'll tell you what it will evolve into.