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Wow. I didn't even know that. Thanks for the quick answer.

I wonder if this is really legal. I've created shiny Ralts that is hatched from link traded egg and jus for the fun of it tried what it will do if I put it in something else than Poké Ball. And I was really surprised that the Pokémon in question was still marked legal. See the screenshot. I don't think this is right. There is no legal way in-games to make this. Or is there? Am I missing something and this really is possible legally?

OK, when you mentioned scaling, I looked at my scaling settings and I had 125%. I set it to 120%, but the result in PKHeX was the same. Then, I set it to 130% and the stat screen in PKHeX is as its supposed to be. Weird, ain't it? One would think that increasing the scaling would cause even more problem, but in fact, it was the other way around for me.

After the update to version 18.03.19, my stat screen looks like this: Before the update, everything was OK. Is this on my side, or does anyone else experience this problem? Is there any way you could help me? My OS is Windows 10 and my system language is Czech, in case that is important here.

Because they paid? I don't say it's right, but that's how people are. I am sorry to be rude here, but I must. You are so naive, if you believe that. Seriously. Then, let your opinion to ruin your program. I will pay, but I want to be sure the program I paid for will stay updated and will not be abandoned, like it happened to so many freeware which suddenly got to pay path. No$GBA is just one example. You want a source? Well, I thought I don't need to provide a source of stupid lawsuites, but if you really need one, what about woman who burned her tongue with coffee in McDonald's, sued them and, surprisingly, won? Just one example of many similarly stupid lawsuits. You would be surprised haw many lawyers out there would jump for such stupid lawsuit. They don't care, they will get their money if they'll win or lose. And judges are pretty much the same. They will sentence you before you (or your lawyer) will say "Your Honor, this lawsuit is ridiculous. Yeah, just like they put so many exclamation and question marks on the end of their sentences, because one is not enough to make their point :rolleyes:

Don't take this easy, especially if you are from USA, where amount of stupid lawsuites over nonsense, which were, surprisingly, won, is really big. You may not know how, but you will face judge who will sentence you to pay all you have, just because you refused to provide support to your "client". And even outside US such lawsuite can happen. This is friendly warning from someone, who has personal experience with such thing. You may be surprised. Just look what comments there were when EA announced the new SimCity will require internet connection to start it. And that's only one example. I've bet SimCity will be one of most pirated games of 2013. The same happened with Spore and many other games like this in past. That is your opinon, but you may actually be surprised how many people feel opposite and will rather stand excessive advertisements so they don't need to pay even a cent. I am not one of them, but I see it all out there. Just look at Android apps and how many people will rather take free version with commercials instead of pay version without it.