javier_himura

You should assume that every Pokemon coming from a bot that requires Home Tracker will be blocked in Home. If the sysbot removes the tracker, it will be blocked in Home. If the sysbot makes a false tracker, it will be blocked in Home. If the sysbot doesn't touch the tracker...it still will be blocked in Home because there will be more than one person with the same cloned Pokemon having the same Home Tracker. Home is able to detect clones of a Pokemon with tracker.

Try adding Seismic toss to the relearn move list.

If your GBA cartridge is an official Nintendo cart instead of a reproduction, then you should use this other guide instead. In an official cart, you can't overwrite the ROM into the cart, only the savefile can be written. In most reproduction carts, instead, only the ROM combined with the savefile can be written.

Exactly this. Don't treat the green checkmark as proof that the Pokemon is actually legal. The checkmark means that PkHex can't prove it is illegal. Imagine that your Pokemon is a person, and the legality analysis is a trial for a crime. Well, the thing about trials is that they don't judge if the person is innocent (equivalent to a Pokemon being legit); they judge if they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person is guilty, and in case the court can't do that the person is declared not guilty. PkHex is the same. So a green checkmark is only a non-guilty sentence, not an innocent one. Maybe PkHex can't prove it, but Home is able to do it thanks to the data stored on the server. Or maybe PkHex can't prove a Pokemon illegal today, but in the future, an update in the code allow it to detect modifications that are unable today. The absence of proof of guilty is not proof of innocence. Even if the Pokemon is legit, PkHex still won't be able to prove it. It is the same as an innocent person in a court. You could know that you and your Pokemon are innocent but for the rest of the world, the only thing they can have is not being able to prove is guilty.

I add that in Colosseum Umbreon and Espeon are generated together after the game generates your Trainer ID and Secret ID, so the Trainer ID, Secret ID, IVs, and PID should match the proper correlation for Colloseum random generation. This also applies to Pokemon XD's Eeveee starter. Any other gen 3 Pokemon only has IVs and PID correlation (except those hatched from an egg) but Gamecube starters have also Trainer IDs correlation, so this is one of the few cases in which changing the ID of a non-Event Pokemon could make them illegal.

Another piece of advice is to avoid cloning or duplicating Pokemon (which PkHex or glitches) that have already been assigned a Home tracker. It is the same problem if GF detects a Pokemon without Home Tracker as detecting two Pokemon with the same Home Tracker because it is a unique value generated by GF's server.

Your Feraligart has met location New Bark Town level 5, which means it wasn't hatched from an egg. That is why it can't have an egg move. For your Pokemon to have an egg move, it must have the appropriate met location for Pokemon from eggs or no met location at all (that will make it originate from silver/gold, games which do not store met location, so there is no way to differentiate egg pokemon from starter pokemon)

According to Dmitry's Pokewalker's documentation, the device stores the Pokemon's sprite in the EEPROM, so maybe the device shows the correct Spinda because it was HG/SS the one who send the sprite to the device when the Pokemon was transferred. Maybe the device ROM doesn't contain all Gen 4 Pokemon sprites? That would mean that changing the Species ID won't change the sprites. 0x91BE-0x933D current pokemon animated sprite for "held items and pokemon" screen, fights, etc. 32 x 24 x 2 frames 0x933E-0x993D current pokemon large animated sprite for the main screen 64 x 48 x 2 frames

The data of the Pokemon sent to Pokewalker is not actually stored inside the Pokewalker. It is stored on HG/SS save file. That is how the game allows you to recover the Pokewalker Pokemon in case you lose the device. What is stored inside the device is a reduced copy of you full team (with enough data to recover a team to battle them) so it can be sent to a second Pokewalker and then sent to a second HG/SS for the other player to battle them, but that probably won't include your Quilava because sending him to your Pokewalker means is no longer of your team.

Thanks to zyro670, in the latest GitHub commit of PkHex, it is possible to change Vivillon wild form. You need to change the following blocks. KGOVivillonFormEnabled. Change it to Bool2 to enable Vivillon. KGOVivillonForm. Change it to the desired form between 0 and 17. No, you can't change it to make Pokeball Vivillon spawn. I tried setting 19 (Pokeball form index), and only Fancy Vivillon appears. It would still be illegal even if the game didn't check for this. KGOVivillonExpiration. This block is not the expiration date for GO transfer Vivillon to disappear. It is the date (as Unix Time unit) you connected with Pokemon GO. I am unsure if the Vivillon form doesn't appear without this block because I already have it set with Pokemon GO. Just in case, put it to the current date. This is the legit behavior when connecting Scarlet/Violet with Pokemon GO. Once you set those blocks, any Spewpa, Scatterbug, and Vivillon will be on your selected form. On the next daily reset, the game will revert the KGOVivillonFormEnabled block to Bool1, restoring Vivillon to the Fancy pattern. KGOVivillonForm and KGOVivillonExpiration blocks are not cleared during the daily reset. This won't change until the next time you connect with GO. That means you shouldn't clear those two blocks once you have captured any non-Fancy Vivillon. EDIT: There is a fourth block related to this. KGOTransfer, which in my game has some value, but I don't know what purpose it has. Vivillon form changes with the other three blocks only, but I already connected with a real GO account, so I am unsure if it is needed to have data in this block at least once.

Doesn't Vivillon change only for a limited time (maybe 48 hours) and after that revert to the fancy form? So maybe it would be required to change some other block with that timer.

As I said there is in code detection for that scenario so PkHex at least have the intention to account for this. Probably is not working correctly and the best will be to report the issue with the pkm file to analyze so a dev could fix the issue.

Actually PKHeX account for this too, a detection for this scenario is in the code. As long as the Pokemon was transfered to gen7 from a gen 1 game and has no data that requires it to pass trought a gen 2 game (like exclusive gen2 moves or level that can only be obtained in gen 2 as for example level 5 snorlax from an egg) PkHex should detect a shiny female as legal. PD: I think the date doesn't matter for legallity purposes because a player could change the date on his 3DS. I think it wasn't until Pokemon Go and Switch events where a server date (and therefore one that can't be changed by the user) started to be used when receiving Pokemon.

Read the full conversation, it explain how to calculate the chance for any shiny unown form wich is different depending of the SID/TID but no combination is 0 so all forms al possible.

It seems that every Unown form is possible as shiny for every TID/SID The chances vary depending of the TID/SID.