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You would have to extract the savefile using a savefile manager, not just uploading files from your SD card. https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-3ds-saves/

If you want them all to have unique nicknames, then no, there isn't a way to do it "all at once". Even writing a batch command that sets each nickname in sequence would take roughly as long as naming them all by hand, but if you did want to do that, you can sequence commands by adding an extra line and ; in between. Example below: =Box=1 =Slot=3 .Nickname=John ; =Box=1 =Slot=4 .Nickname=Steve ; =Box=1 =Slot=5 .Nickname=Mark

The "returning (Pokemon) to (name of the trainer)" message no longer exists in Scarlet and Violet. Even if all the trainer details match, it still doesn't display that message when trading someone's pokemon back to them. The reason that Pokémon traded in Scarlet and Violet refuse to obey, even if they match the original trainer, is because Scarlet and Violet have an additional preventative measure. They track the "met level" for the original trainer, but they also track the level that the "previous non-original trainer" had that pokemon as. This means that if you catch a Pokemon at level 5, and level it up yourself, it will obey you even if it surpasses the number of badges you have, but if you catch a Pokemon at level 5, trade it to your friend, and have them level it up instead, when traded back to you it will disobey until you have the required number of badges. This feature is unfortunately triggered even if you overlevel a pokemon yourself, trade it to someone, and immediately trade back. There is no way around this feature, you will not be able to trade people high level pokemon that obey them if they do not have the required badges, even if all the trainer details match.

It is possible, and it will be determined when the Encryption Constant is generated when moved via Transporter to Pokémon Bank, as Gen 1/2 do not have PID or EC. Since those are generated randomly, it would be the standard odds, 1/100 to have an EC where "EC mod 100 == 0" which results in Three Segment. You could transfer hundreds of them to attempt to have one be assigned the correct EC, either legitimately or via cloning glitches in Gen 2 to make hundreds of copies, or do Transporter RNG abuse to attempt to force one to have the correct EC. https://www.pokemonrng.com/transporter

All 3DS and 2DS models are hackable, regardless of the system firmware version, you are mistaken that your updated 3DS "can't run Homebrew anymore". https://3ds.hacks.guide/

Tera Raid Pokémon have a PIDIV correlation, you cannot alter their IVs, PID, EC, Nature, etc. without calculation an entire set of valid stats. See these threads for more info:

Correct. With a custom firmware 3DS you're limited to games/encounters in Gen 7 (3DS) and earlier, but with a modified Switch you would have access to Gen 7 (Switch) through Gen 9 encounters.

There is a short list of Legendaries and Mythicals that can exist at low levels, and be Shiny, prior to Pokémon Go/Gen 8. Level minimum of 30 and can be Shiny: Level minimum of 5 and can be Shiny: Level minimum of 1 and can be Shiny:

Yes, what you want to do is safe to do online. If those are the only things you intend to do, I have a few recommendations: If you are having your personal OLED modded by someone else, please ask that they install no NSPs, Tinfoil, XCIs, and no emunand, as all are potential ban risks and you don't need any of them. Ask for the bare minimum required, ie Hekate and Atmosphere. If you are buying a "premodded one", obtain proof that it has access to the eshop and online services and is not already banned. When it arrives, boot it into stock and before connecting it online, perform a full factory reset, and completely reformat the SD card to FAT32, as most sellers tend to load the console with a ton of bloat like "lots of free (pirated) games" which can get you banned, and bundled software you don't want or need. If you have to do the latter, you will want to install custom firmware on your own at that point, from scratch. If the process is generally the same as installing custom firmware for non-hard modded consoles, you can follow this guide: https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/user_guide/sysnand/sd_preparation/

A: The first half of the PID would need to be altered to cause it to be shiny for your Trainer ID and Secret ID. This post explains a bit more in detail: B: You haven't set the Height, Weight, or Scale for that Indeedee, as RaidCalc does not display those values (at least not yet, you're welcome to make a feature request). You also forgot to set the EC or Encryption Constant. You could either use Tera-Finder to see the full details of that seed including Height, Weight, Scale, etc and set the correct PID, or you could inject that seed and complete the raid ingame. Either works.

https://github.com/Manu098vm/Tera-Finder/releases

Change the file extension yourself, or overwrite the original file you opened in PKHeX when you're saving your changes.

It is not empty. Set your filters for species and OT Version correctly and hit "Search". It doesn't display encounter templates without filters set, otherwise it would attempt to load every encounter for every species from every game all at once, that's potentially tens to hundreds of thousands of encounters.

This doesn't appear to be a PKHeX issue, I can't replicate this in-game. Try Citra support, this is likely a texture glitch related to the emulator.

Use the encounter database under Tools > Data. Don't try to make Pokémon from scratch. They have preset stats, as well as size values, nature, and Tera Type. If you don't know what the legitimate version looks like, you shouldn't be trying to fill in details by hand.

Why is a newly released Tera Raid event (or a mon bred from one) illegal on PKHeX/SysBot.NET? The latest stable version cannot know about an event released after it. SysBot.NET only pulls the latest stable PKHeX. Please note that the development build is not guaranteed to be compatible with PKHeX-Plugins or SysBot.NET, and we do not provide support for this use case. If you complain about problems due to updating to unstable versions, we will recommend you revert to stable.

Are you sure it's a legitimate cartridge? Restoring a clean savefile should have cleared the error, but bootleg carts would have issues both with reading and writing the savefile. It's also possible the cart is legitimate, but damaged, in which case I'm unsure what can be done.

To my knowledge JKSV doesn't see NDS carts, you may want to try one of the other options: https://projectpokemon.org/home/tutorials/save-editing/managing-nds-saves/ It's also possible that the savefile is beyond recovery.

Make sure that you're editing the file named "main", not the file named "backup".

You can obtain the files yourself by using the encounter database in PKHeX under Tools > Data to find those encounters, and using one of the PID mismatch guides to find a set of values where it can be shiny. See below:

Assuming you're editing a Gen 8 or Gen 9 game, make sure you're making your changes in PKHeX to the file named "main", as that's the savefile the game loads when booted. The file named "backup" is the backup savefile loaded if the main file is corrupted.

In a lot of cases, an IV of 1 in Speed or Attack is also sufficient for competitive, it doesn't have to be exactly 0.

This is incorrect. The ribbon does not appear to be obtainable, despite being described as being granted randomly via Surprise Trade. PKHeX flagging it as illegal is accurate, because it IS illegal until proven otherwise. Similarly to the Item Finder mark, the developers appear to have forgotten to code any way for it to be granted ingame.

As I said, it seems unlikely to be enabled at all, even if the logic was intended to be server-side. If the official guidebook claims the chance for it to be granted is 1/100, we should have seen thousands upon thousands of people reporting having obtained it. To date, no one has come forward with a legitimately obtained one, including several youtubers and streamers who personally performed thousands of Surprise Trades (a statistically significant amount, the chances of them not having obtained it at least once is astronomically low if it was actually enabled) without seeing it granted even once. We've seen very, very few people claim to have found one, and all of the Pokémon that it has been seen on so far were very obviously hacked, so the ribbon was likely assigned by cheating before it was traded, not by the server during the trade.

No. While the official guidebook claims the chance for it to be obtained is 1/100 from Surprise Trade, no logic appears in the game to grant it, and players with tens of thousands of Surprise Trades performed haven't reported seeing it, ever. It appears that GameFreak forgot to program a way for it to actually be obtained, along with the Item Finder Mark, which is similarly unobtainable.