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BlackShark

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  1. Should be fixed on the latest dev build.
  2. You need a 3DS as well as Pokemon Dream Radar to use this save.
  3. Use this fork until the main repo is updated again: https://github.com/santacrab2/PKHeX-Plugins/releases/latest
  4. Make sure that you are on the latest release. Then make sure that PKHeX is extracted from the zip, don't run it from inside. Also don't try to run it from any cloud drive (like OneDrive), put it somewhere locally on your PC.
  5. There is a Poketch Editor in PKHeX's Misc Editor. What you are looking for is app 19, it's called "Trainer Counter" in DPPt.
  6. Can't test it right now, but this should have changed every mon to Mudkip. main_edited
  7. Why would you use PokeStock for that? Try the dev build of PKHeX, it should handle C-Gear Skins without problems.
  8. PKHeX doesn't automatically recognize new events. Just ignore the error until the next release.
  9. For Gen 7+ use this: .TrainerTID7=1234 .TrainerSID7=123456 For Gen 1 - 6 this: .TID16=12345 .SID16=12345 The commands are case sensitive.
  10. Make sure that PKHeX is extracted from the zip, don't run it from inside. Also don't try to run it from any cloud drive (like OneDrive), put it somewhere locally on your PC.
  11. Update your plugins.
  12. Enable HaX mode (it's in the Startup settings). Then you can set the form to Mega. As Kaphotics said, if the Pokemon is in your Party the form resets when you boot the game (and after a battle I think). You would need to make a ROM hack to keep them permanently.
  13. Just play on your consoles. Dolphin can't connect to NDS games.
  14. Read the post right above yours, pk2pk is obsolete and should not be used anymore.
  15. That file is filled with garbage, doesn't look like a save file at all. Check that your save dumper dumps the file correctly, if your cart is a bootleg follow this
  16. 1. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-snipping-tool-to-capture-screenshots-00246869-1843-655f-f220-97299b865f6b 2. You have a Gen 7 save file, the discussion above is about a Scarlet/Violet save. If you want all fashion items go into the Misc tab in the Trainer Info editor, there's a big button to unlock them all.
  17. You encounter Zygarde on level 70, not 25. There's more than just the location and level that could be wrong. Hold ctrl and click on the triangle to get a detailed analysis. You can use the Encounter Database (in Tools > Data) instead of trying to create the mon from scratch.
  18. You can get the data from all Pokemon, items and other Mystery Gifts (Gen 1- 9) from the Event Gallery. Use PKHeX to import the data to your games. https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/category/2-event-gallery/ If something isn't in the gallery, you could check if it's in the Github repo. If it's not in there, it probably doesn't exist or hasn't been contributed yet. https://github.com/projectpokemon/EventsGallery/tree/master/Released
  19. There is a random value that has to match the higher half of one of your Pokemons PID (the last 4 characters you see in PKHeX). So here's what you could do: In the Event Constants you could edit the Mirage Island RND (High). Keep in mind that the values in the Event Constants are shown as decimal while the PID is hexadecimal. You have to convert it. In this case 2670 converted to decimal is 9840, so I would have to set Mirage Island RND (High) to 9840. Alternatively there's a PKHeX plugin that simplifies the process a bit. It shows if you already have a Pokemon with a matching PID somewhere. If you don't have one, simply change the seed value to match a PID. In this case both valus are hexadecimal so you won't have to convert.
  20. This save can't be revived, there is nothing to decrypt. If you open that save in a hex editor you will see that the file is mostly empty and there's only 32 bytes of data.
  21. If you are able to use Action Replay codes you also have access to your save file and you could as well just use PKHeX instead, which is more recommended and safer to use because it doesn't mess up your save. Just open your save and remove the TM.
  22. Whatever this is is not a valid save file. Looks more like a file filled with garbage and it's more than twice as large as it should be. How did you get it?
  23. 359 is Altarias internal species ID. The internal order does not match the national dex order as you can see in this table: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pokémon_by_index_number_in_Generation_III You could do what PKHeX does and add/subtract the difference between the internal and actual IDs: https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/blob/27b552db134b93015b1641ecdca3bc111b7d0016/PKHeX.Core/PKM/Util/Conversion/SpeciesConverter.cs#L30
  24. There is no "pkmdb" file. I'm not sure what exactly you are looking for, but if it doesn't exist yet, you can create a "pkmdb" folder right next to your PKHeX.exe. In this folder you can put individual Pokemon files which will then appear in Tools > Data > PKM Database. The PKM Database will also show all Pokemon from the current loaded save file as well as from backups (if enabled in the EntityDb settings). There are hundreds of user contributed PKM files that you could put into that folder. https://projectpokemon.org/home/files/category/196-user-contributed-pkm-files/
  25. You should use the .sav file, but you have to save ingame normally as you would on your console. Save states done from the emulator menu don't write to the .sav file.
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