BlackShark

You didn't dump the update from your Switch, Poplio didn't exist in SV v1.0.

You are looking at the individual PKM file of that raid. What you want is this. A tutorial about how to use it and more information are linked on that page. You can find more of them in the SwSh Event Gallery: https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/category/225-sword-shield/

They are not "broken", it's like they were erased or there never was any data inside.

Those files are empty, there is no data that could be recovered.

Depends on what exactly you are trying to change. However, since that Pokemon already touched HOME you should not change any immutable values. Doing so would invalidate the tracker and HOME will block it.

Read this The HOME tracker is assigned when a Pokemon enters HOME from it's origin game. So a Pokemon caught in Sword needs to enter from SwSh. A Pokemon from Gen 3 - 7 needs to enter through Bank, for which you need to have an ongoing subscription since it's no longer available for purchase. HOME will block your Gen 3 - 7 mons if you have moved them to Gen 8/9 though PKHeX.

Opens without issues on the latest PKHeX.

Don't use save states, save ingame normally as you would on your console. Save states don't write back to the save file.

Read this: https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-nds-saves/

There are different methods to get your save files. Read these guides: https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-gb-gbc-saves/ https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-gba-saves/

No. The offspring get its own PID, it's not connected to its parents.

@Marie Shiomi @theSLAYER Stupid me already updated the plugin to NET9 ... sorry! Use the previous version (2.2.2), it still works fine on PKHeX 24.11.11. Update to v2.3 once PKHeX is on NET9. WC3Plugin-2.2.2.zip

These are the relevant function: https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/blob/master/src/field_specials.c#L1555 u16 GetDaysUntilPacifidlogTMAvailable(void) { u16 tmReceivedDay = VarGet(VAR_PACIFIDLOG_TM_RECEIVED_DAY); if (gLocalTime.days - tmReceivedDay >= 7) return 0; else if (gLocalTime.days < 0) return 8; return 7 - (gLocalTime.days - tmReceivedDay); } u16 SetPacifidlogTMReceivedDay(void) { VarSet(VAR_PACIFIDLOG_TM_RECEIVED_DAY, gLocalTime.days); return gLocalTime.days; } gLocalTime.days returns the current days from the RTC. In the Get function the last line "gLocalTime.days - tmReceivedDay" can result in a negative value if tmReceivedDay is greater gLocalTime.days, which can then result in high numbers. But it shouldn't be as high as 65,227.

In PKHeX you can set constant 194 in the event flags research to the current number of elapsed days, or any lower number. That should fix it.