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Have you installed Microsoft Visual C++? Not sure if it's a requirement but it probably is.
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Gen 1 2 3 Pokemon Editor and Converter for Windows + Mac OS X
Favna replied to Metropolis's topic in Saves - Tools
Just checking, using this would never get the converted pokemon through poketransporter would it? #NoGuardFissureMachamp -
First of all I'd like to clarify that technically a pokemon never has a TSV since the T = Trainer (TSV = Trainer Shiny Value). PKHeX does show the ESV of eggs, but I never looked into changing them. Then again, for as far as I know (anyone can correct me if I'm wrong, and if I am please do) there is no need to really. If you would edit the ESV you would have to edit the PID (Pokemon ID). This, in theory, would come down to the exact same as hatching the egg non-shiny then editing the PID to be a shiny PID through PKHeX. The latter method even saving the entire hassle of that the egg has to be hatched by someone and therefore saving a lot of time in the worst case scenario.
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I suppose I can say nothing but that you're right there haha.
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With the existence of powersaves and that device holding access close to all event pokémon already, I for one can understand that adding Gen VI Wondercards isn't exactly a priority anymore. The argument on the request of powersaves having them and the person who asked having to buy the device is, in my honest opinion, more than valid. Adding to that the fact that as far as I know CyberGadget would be the only method of injecting said wondercards and re-saving the game, what's the point to add them then? People would still have to dish out the money. p.s. not that it really matters that much at the current stage, but to reply on your "c", I checked the price of device+game+CGSE myself a while back and accumulated to about 250 USD or a little less for Euros. Excluding shipping.
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Actually I meant to say I would do the video haha. I've done quite a few tutorial video's in the past. Though non are all that big or anything.
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So uhm someone was requesting a video tutorial for full decryption of a US / Europe (in my case the latter) save before. If there are others that would be interested in this I could make it one of these days but I kinda do want appeal up front because of the fact that having a fully decrypted save file, as said many times, is pretty pointless at the current stage of research.
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All I can say is .. Keep us updated and mainly keep up the work. Would be awesome if it works out.
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Actually SciresM continues the tutorial towards a fully decrypted save1 file here: Full Decryption. Not that powersaves, as you say, does re-signing however so having it is one thing, being able to do something with it is .. something else.
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I'm sure many people could but I did decrypt my English save file so I can open it in pkhex for that. I'm on holi's atm though...
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If that truly means so much to you. I only wanted to show off what other people consider my awesome voice again... #TooBrag4Me I kid. People have actually said my voice is good for tuto's but I never felt special about it.
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You can change your game language to Japanese and then get your jirachi. When changing back to English it'll have the JPN tag.
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Uh I could perhaps work on that video tutorial but I'm on vacation at the moment so it'll be a while until I can get started
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Ah ok thanks.
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So I've been wondering for the past day here. With all the data dumped of both X/Y and ORAS, was there ever any info found on which programming language was used to create both mentioned games? I've been trying to find it on google but the only thing I can find is that R/B/Y were made in Assembly. Nothing related to X/Y/OR/AS.
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If this is your method of getting japanese event pokemon look japanese. You Don't have to start a new game. Just use the powersaves code to change language.
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k thanks
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Hey people, I've been doing some 'research' in prices etc. of the cybergadget and the answer to this question is likely burrowed in one of the threads but I really don't feel like searching countless pages so I'll just ask it here: Does the old Cybergadget 1 still work or are we forced to use Cybergadget 2?
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Well said. In my opinion I'm not bothered at all by legality of powersaves and such, but as a very frequent user of Facebook groups I see a lot of ranting, hating and praising going around. It is these discussions that always call for the discussion of "legality" and "legitimately". If taken those two terms apart of each other, powersaves would in fact be legal, but not legitimate. (That excludes the lati@s codes, "all tools [it adds cherish balls and whatnot]" code, and the fake diancie wondercard code I'd say)
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Can't exactly find if you're answering someone or asking the question, but either way, wouldn't using Parallels or Wine work as well? I don't have a Mac myself but from experience I learned through friends who do I would think those could work...
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Now if that would give you infinite repel effect, that would be cool though.
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I agree with you on this end but you kinda do have to know what you're doing. Assuming some person would make them from scratch anyway... p.s. imo pokegen does a better job than pokesav when it comes down to pokemon editing / creating btw...
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Personally I would consider an event victini that was not meant to have the moves you ask yet still has them through CGSE cheating (referring to things that are not legit to have, in certain ways of seeing it using CGSE as a whole is cheating) which earlier you said you do not support.. just saying. Same counts for the rayquaza and sylveon if it's "kalos-born"...
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Even if someone would create that; it would not be trade-able in-game. Other than that; you could also go for stuff found here: pastebin link
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Just gave it a test run, pretty neat tool you made!