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Kaphotics

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  1. No it can't. VC Transfers are from Gen1/2 directly to Gen7; they can never visit Gen3/4/5/6.
  2. Which ribbon is disallowed? Alolan Raichu cannot visit BD/SP, so it cannot pick up those contest ribbons.
  3. Cheat codes just change the behavior of the game. If the resulting behavior does things that aren't just "skipping until shiny" then you're going to end up with impossible outputs. Not all games have PID/IV correlations; Gen5 has one for wild pokemon where PID bits need to align with the trainer ID, even if not shiny.
  4. Tutorials age as programs change, but the options to export your save file are still there. Maybe in a different spot for exporting backup. Be sure to import your save data correctly; after you put it on your SD card, you still have to import it with homebrew the same way you exported it.
  5. Unable to replicate either on latest commit, so I assume this has been fixed since last release.
  6. Copying blocks between save files for different games won't work perfectly, as the games store their save data in a slightly different arrangement.
  7. Working as intended. A transfer logic error was fixed last August. It's never really advisable to downgrade the program to a much older release.
  8. Works fine on the latest commits; another cumulative release should be in the next few days.
  9. Not an issue with PKHeX; the program needs to be able to read your save file data. If you are having issues trying to open it from one storage location, you need to try copying it somewhere accessible. Seeing an operating system error (0x80070570) outside of PKHeX should indicate that it's unrelated to PKHeX.
  10. You're loading it to a GameBoy/Emulator save file, which is not a 3DS virtual console save file. Celebi is only obtainable on the virtual console.
  11. It was included as a setting. Settings->Display->DisableScalingDpi Change the setting, close and re-open the program.
  12. There's nothing to fix. HOME sets both values to the inbound Pokemon's first type -- unless it's Normal type. In that situation, it instead sets the second type instead of the first (as shown above).
  13. This is how HOME behaves when there is no original SV data for it to fetch the tera data for. I can add some "rejuvenation" for the conversion logic to detect what the legal values would have originally been. edit: added https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/b212ef42b508e86ea988771d159fbb619b88d6ac
  14. Bad dump. Clean your cartridge contacts.
  15. PKHeX validates save files to prevent corrupt data from crashing the executable. Your save file lacks a proper checksum footer (last 0x200 bytes of a save file). You can try transplanting the last 0x200 bytes from another save file (new, or someone else's) and it'll load in PKHeX, and probably will work on your console after exported from PKHeX. (I overrode the footer validation, save loads:)
  16. Change your emulator settings so that it doesn't compress your save files. The files you uploaded are way too small. This isn't a PKHeX issue; other save editors like PokeGen also won't recognize the file.
  17. HOME can share moves from other game movesets
  18. Fixed HGSS altform tutor recognition. https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/4f014a92759089ad3ccc142ead581d3b0d644701
  19. Fixed as of latest release.
  20. Open your save file, or change the blank save file via settings?
  21. Should be resolved on the latest commits: https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/2e0a2ed7ebcbef5155f5e9af05b54b2c158fa8dc
  22. Arceus as linked above has been fixed on the latest commit; thanks for reporting! https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/478413e8cd456b705ca1b176cc0d93d7227cd9e5#diff-16ba3304d80658706295b8a88083e7d8fb8a8b004b7eadd975f78786ad2d5465R34 As for Cresselia and Mew, it seems there's an issue with PKHeX's handling of transferred & leveled up Pokémon not adjusting the maximum level range allowed in these higher formats...
  23. Looks like the console itself is preventing it from setting a badword (thanks Anubis!) Pijo is spanish slang, which trips on Pijouk. We were able to identify the root word flagged by trying to set the real nickname ourselves and removed characters until it allowed us to set Pij. Very funny, Nintendo & ILCA. The badwords list is continuously updated, which is why this went unnoticed until now.
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