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Sabresite

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  1. If I had to guess, all generation 3 Pokemon Center before GCEA were probably GCN distro, especially considering the number of Pikachus obtained. It also correlates with the low/clumped seeds.
  2. In the past they have done dual distributions with local wireless at pokemon centers. @argus1963, please let us know if they do that.
  3. You can get them here: Arceus Shiny Kyogre (US Only) Shiny Groudon (UM Only) Interesting thing to note, Corsola has only 2 moves, one of the is tackle. Not sure if this is related to the NicoNico broadcast? And Kyogre has terrible moves. They will be on the gallery soon.
  4. It is up! You can get it here. We will put it on the gallery soon.
  5. I put CoroCoro Arceus, Shiny Kyogre, and Shiny Groudon on the Events Gallery Github
  6. Already has been done. Seeds start at 5A0 (Day 1, Hour 1, Minute 1) and increment from there by 1 every minute.
  7. Yeah looks like bulbapedia changes the background of the redemption text for the special ones. Ok cool. I am thinking about going through and recreating the WC5Full data. I probably won't do the entire data.bin because of a few factors. Namely the data.bin often has old distributions leftover, debug stuff, and the date ranges do not always match the actual event.
  8. Thanks, I was about to investigate that exact thing, but wasn't sure if bulbapedia had it noted. Do we have a list of which ones have that special animation?
  9. I know this is late, but I went over the gen 5 distribution roms, and I have figured out almost everything, except for what appears to be a single byte. If anyone knows, I would love the help. I'll make a table (or update our wiki later). Thanks to @Bond697 we found out the distribution roms are compiled in such a way where the pointers are static to the data.bin file directly. This is interesting and explains why most of the distro roms have the same file length but different content, sometimes with leftovers or debug data left. Here is the format: u32 - card count WCData - PGF Data - u16 - game flags - 506bytes - distro text, terminating with FFFF - u8 - special download animation - u8 - language flag, 1 - japanese, 2 - english, 3 - french, 4 - german, 5 - italian, 7 - spanish, 8 - korean - u16 - unused? - u16 - CCITT-16 DateRanges - Whether date ranges are needed for each card regardless of card count depends on how the distro rom is compiled. - u16 - start year - u8 - start month - u8 - start day - u16 - end year - u8 - end month - u8 - end day Footer? - Unknown, all zeroes with a 0x14 in the middle - No reference in the distro rom - Theory is this is used by the templating program for something, possibly maximum card count. A few things to note. Card count does not have to match the number of cards in the file. If a card fails CRC, let's say it is all zeroes, then it is simply ignored. Not sure if language pertains to the operating system language, or the game language yet. Japanese-only distributions have a IsJapaneseDevice check which checks the OSOwnerInfo (not game language).
  10. Nobody has made this tool because there is no urgent need. You can use PKSM, or drag/drop into PKHex, or use PKHex.Core to make your own application. Also keep in mind that lots of people sell pokemon on Ebay, and we do not condone that behavior. Other than selling or scamming, there is no reason to make every event pokemon so easily.
  11. Here is a test Pidove wondercard left over from the Secret Eggs distribution rom. Pidove-Unused.wc5full
  12. Yes we do. You can find it with a quick search of the gallery.
  13. It is based on the one you get from the demo which is nonshiny and random. If the wc7 from the gallery is faulty that is because it was copied from the Pokemon link data, which represents the greninja you specifically got.
  14. Any wondercards from gen 4 onward can be converted using PKHex. Simply drag/drop the file onto PKHex and it will generate it. PKHex has an internal database of almost all wondercards (taken from our gallery on github). You can use it's database feature to quickly generate and inject the pkm. It will be your job to check language, region, and game origin.
  15. I think the codes are still redeemable if someone has one. Otherwise there are plenty of people who can give you one. I am unfortunately not available right now to do it, sorry.
  16. We are missing the redemption text for this event. If anyone has pictures, video, etc - Please share with us!
  17. Pretty much any C# program that manipulates files, downloads things from the internet, and is not signed will be flagged as a "generic malicious downloader." I wrote a C# program recently that was 100 lines and it was flagged as a trojan. Just have to add PKHex to the exception list.
  18. We will have to wait and see. My guess, they will shiny lock the GS event with static DVs
  19. ACE does not make something legit, or even legal. It's still considered hacked.
  20. It works granted you do not use bleeding edge or compile your own. Every new release you will have to do the same too.
  21. They were tagged by the people who originally got them. Also some of them are touched.
  22. I got them thank you. Bulbapedia says there are other Steelix for the other language games that are in JPN region. I do not see them. Can we confirm that is the case?
  23. @theSLAYER It looks like we are missing the Pokemon Link Events for other languages, such as Glalie KOR, etc. Is this difficult to recreate or acquire from the demos?
  24. It is stupidly painful with webroot. You have to get the md5 and add it to the exclusion list. I don't think webroot has and exclusion folder option.
  25. C# apps that use dependencies that are flagged and are not signed will trigger a false positive. Pretty much every unsigned C# gets flagged at one point or another.
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