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Use the encounter database under Tools > Data if you're unsure of what is legal. Alternatively, obtain a legitimate egg ingame, and look at it in PKHeX to see what values exist there.

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I can't replicate "nothing showing up" in the latest version of PKHeX. Here's the results for filtering for Ditto, Violet as the OT Version, and Static only. These 4 ditto are all 4 raid encounters "in a crystal cavern". Make sure you're selecting your filters properly, and you're using the Encounter or Mystery Gift Databases. The "PKM database" is a separate feature.

The encounter database is already there. Set your filters and hit "Search" to have results appear.

This Primeape appears legal in the latest version of PKHeX. Please don't report issues with outdated versions of PKHeX. Edit: I misread. I'm not sure whether this is an issue with PKHeX flagging it as legal when it's actually illegal, or if GameFreak has an issue with their whitelist.

Use the encounter database until Tools > Data instead of trying to make stuff from scratch. Additionally, Tera Raid pokemon have a PID that is correlated to their IV, HT/WT, EC, Nature, etc, which means their stats cannot be altered without recalculating the others via an RNG calculator such as Tera Finder: https://github.com/Manu098vm/Tera-Finder/

The encounter you selected is a fixed symbol encounter, not a wild symbol encounter or Mass Outbreak encounter. Fixed symbol encounters cannot obtain marks, excluding size marks and marks that can be earned post-capture like Parnter or Gourmand. Select a different encounter from the encounter database, it has to be a standard symbol or Outbreak encounter to be permitted to have marks.

Yes. Eggs are already fully determined when obtained, so PKHeX can see if it contains a shiny. Also instead of asking this you could have just, opened your save in PKHeX and looked.

We are not currently permitting SV savefiles to be shared, because we are unsure if it's safe. Past games like Legends Arceus have had savefile verification for publicly uploaded saves and it may pose a ban risk.

A valid PID can be found by using Pokefinder. Gen 3 > Static > Searcher, set the filters for HP of 19 to 19, Atk of 4 to 4, leave the rest of the IV filters unchanged, Ability to 0, and Nature to Brave. Any PID from the list that appears when you hit "Search" should be valid.

How do I generate an evolved Maushold (Family of Three) or Dudunsparce (Three-Segment)? Both of these Pokémon forms have specific Encryption Constant requirements (modulo 100). You can target them in the batch editor with: Maushold (Family of Three) =Species=946 .EncryptionConstant=$rand0 Dudunsparce (Three-Segment) =Species=917 .EncryptionConstant=$rand0

Use the encounter database under Tools > Data to search for an Antique Form encounter. You cannot just change the form of a Phony Form one you've caught, they have different encounter conditions.

If you're doing RNG abuse in Gen 3, or manually calculating the PID, PKHeX isn't going to have any options to automatically set the correct PID for you. In newer games that don't have PIDIV, you can use the batch editor command ".EncryptionConstant=$rand0" to set an EC with the correct value, but with Gen 3 and 4 that would violate PIDIV and cause PID mismatch

No. For Three-Segment Dudunsparce from a Gen 3 Dunsparce, you need: If PID is in decimal format: PID mod 100 == 0 If PID is in hexidecimal format: PID mod 64 == 0 The symbol % refers to a Modulo operation, not division.

They are unused, but Tera Raid Pokémon have a PIDIV relationship and therefore Height/Weight are factored into legality checks.

The Obedience Bit is labelled in PKHeX as "Fateful encounter" under the Met tab. If you're unsure of how to generate a pokemon, use the encounter database under Tools > Data, set your filters, and hit search.

In Scarlet and Violet, if a Pokémon doesn't match your trainer data exactly (Trainer ID, Secret ID, Game Version, Trainer Name, Trainer Gender, etc.), it will display the language tag even if it matches your language. All "traded" or otherwise Outsider Pokémon do this.

The data that determines whether they would appear Star or Square in SWSH exists regardless, but all shinies in SV have the same animation.

If unpatched, follow this: https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/user_guide/sysnand/sd_preparation/

Hi. Don't do that. There are many, many event flag differences between Scarlet and Violet, and trying to convert one to the other would require a significant amount of time and research to determine all the flags and values that need to be altered. You're welcome to take the save apart and research those flags and values, but honestly it would take less time for you to just make a new save on Violet, give yourself high level Pokémon and items/money to quickly regain any lost progress, and transfer your Pokémon over from the old Scarlet savefile.

Max Soup can only be fed to fully evolved Pokémon that can Gigantamax, excluding Melmetal which cannot eat Max Soup at all. The only pre-evolved Pokémon with the Gmax factor are from past events, or in-game gifts such as the G-max Charmander gifted to you in post-game.

This issue appears to have been resolved already, people are reporting they're tradable once again.