Kaphotics

Was an error log saved next to the executable? PKHeX requires writing to the disk for settings / etc. If it's unable to do so, it could be why it's failing. The program could be blocked by antivirus or blocked in general, or the external drive could be readonly, can't tell if no error report is saved.

Best way is to check the Pokémon's data using PKHeX's legality checker. It's better than the official online-checker in 99.999999% of all cases.

If only a sticky was posted. https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/40006-issues-with-pkhex-read-this-first-swsh-update/

> BulkImporter.BulkImporterPlugin.AddToBoxesButtonClick This isn't PKHeX. Go ask whoever made your plugin.

Thanks, fixed in latest commit: https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/0e9d0886a9f9a7efda7bf329ee20f3e0ef4b2895

length is 1 byte too small?

The uploaded save file contents is all zero. There's nothing in the file. Saving twice only applies to gen3/4 due to the wear protection flipflopping which save is the most recent.

> Pokemon Light Platinum PKHeX does not support ROM Hacks.

As previously mentioned, this is not a bug with PKHeX, rather the VC->7 transporting logic by the official methods. They copy the VC PP, and do not update it to the new maximum PP or heal the PP when it is set into the box. This can be "fixed" by just healing the pkm in-game. PKHeX is correctly flagging them as not-legal, because depositing a PKM into the box in-game should automatically heal the PP, but transporter forgets.

The game didn't make those changes; it's protecting itself against random bitflips that may yield a corrupt game state. Changing a value is fine, but you have to update the checksum so the game doesn't freak out.

Checksums exist to detect if things are corrupted. If things are corrupted outside of the game's control, it wipes the data.

https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/58915-i-was-trying-to-access-misc-edits-on-platinum-with-pkhex/

I've added some changes that probably allow you to open the program with Turkish system language. lmk if the dev build works, or has a different error.

You appear to be contradicting yourself; PKHeX should allow you to edit all boxes within the save. If the game does not let you change the boxes to the one you edited, then you'll have to progress through the game to unlock it naturally as nobody has documented what values need to change within the save file to unlock more boxes.

1. Get pk8 2. Open your gen4 sav in PKHaX 3. Drop pk8 into your gen4 save file. 4. Modify data as per your preference.

The trainer data does not store nature; the game generates a random value right before battle. Pretty sure it's a neutral nature. Same lack of a field for EVs and specific IVs.

There isn't an official transfer method to go backwards from pk8 all the way to pk4. At best, you'd have to fake the data to have a similar encounter detail and matching trainer data. I recommend finding a sysbot that allows you to dump pk8 files, then you can manage how you want a pk4 from that.

Just inject rare candies instead?

You un-ticked the Egg encounters, generated a wild encounter, then changed details to make it an egg encounter. Eggs don't have a strict PIDIV relationship, so of course it's appearing as legal.

Encounter objects are templates, not actual PKM files. When you view an encounter object, PKHeX creates a new PKM from the template and puts it in the editor tabs. Recent commits since the last release allow for letting PKHeX use the current tabs values as a criteria when creating a PKM from an encounter object. If using the latest release, you can just repeatedly view an encounter until it meets your satisfaction, or use other tools to create a sufficiently valid PIDIV for manual editing.

There aren't any fixed nature (Careful) encounters from Generation 3.

Validate it manually, yourself, by inspecting each detail in the window and comparing it to what it should be.

1. This won't be legal if you're using a virtual console savefile (sav.dat) or Generation 7+ save file, as this is a Gen1/2-GameBoy Era only gift. 2. PKHeX doesn't recognize many gen1-3 events, because they aren't serialized into the program. Until the community serializes that data for PKHeX to add, it is up to the individual user to validate the unrecognized mystery gifts.

> They are LEGIT, do you know the difference between Legit, legal and illegal? , cordially. > I invite you to read this link, which explains what is LEGIT: do you even know who you are replying to? lol Your junk is ILLEGAL because it does not have a valid Raid RNG seed relationship, among other faults I won't bother mentioning. Due to the requirements needed to calculate such a relationship, it is not distributed within PKHeX. I suggest you educate yourself on the legality of Raid RNG prior to claiming your hacked junk is "Legit". Also, educate yourself on the difference of "Legal" vs "Legit", as indicated in your linked site: Anything modified is not "Legit", it is only legal at best. Tamper with a single value, and it is no longer unmodified. The diagram used by the site is wrong too. This is the correct version: http://pokemondatabase.weebly.com/uploads/3/5/4/5/354517/9236580.png?578x432 Legal and Illegal do not overlap. Using in-game glitches to obtain unobtainable data is not legal.

These are hacked, and not "legit".