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AlamosIT

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  1. B4.SAV Your file was simply too big, I just trimmed the extra bytes. Now should work.
  2. Not in official way, but... You can import your .pk* Pokémon files with PKHeX from 3DS save to modded Switch save, then you move them to HOME in ordere to generate a HOME Tracker ID for everyone. (This could be risky, because we don't really know if they can "track" the real origin of a mon with tracker ID, but if you import in HOME a Pokémon without ad ID it will always generate a new valid one)
  3. There was some junk data at the end, I replace it copying from a regular Pokémon White save file. Now should work. W.sav
  4. Hello! I was wondering if there is a rapid way to generate a random legal III gen (*.pk3) Pokémon (random species, random nature, random IVs, etc) from a specific PID (maybe with RNGreporter?) Thanks
  5. Everything works like a charm, thank you!
  6. Thanks! I use: - RSE Berry Plot Editor - Wonder Record Tool - GP1 Editor (already updated)
  7. None of the theSLAYER's plugins works at the moment (at least the ones I use). We have to wait the update for the new PKHeX version
  8. https://3ds.hacks.guide/dumping-titles-and-game-cartridges.html#restore-gba-vc-saves
  9. Try this in order to correctly dump your save file https://3ds.hacks.guide/dumping-titles-and-game-cartridges.html#backup-gba-vc-saves
  10. This. Liberty Pass is a BW exclusive event, it doesn't work on B2W2
  11. You can use an Hex editor, like HxD. Or, if you are not confident with hex editors, you can use Offline Save File Type Converter 2.6 Alpha selecting "GBA > RAW > 128kB"
  12. If you want, you can "fix" every mon with Batch Editor (but, of course, this is not necessary)
  13. Furthermore, people that own a GBxCart RW can read and fix the RTC directly with the FlashGBX software.
  14. When you install a new battery, the RTC (real time clock) restarts from 01/01/2000. The game keeps track of played hours, so if you (for example) have played for 10 years and then the battery died you should wait others 10 years to reach the "next day" in-game. Glad to see that this can be fixed directly with PKHeX. Personally I use this little homebrew software. That can be used either with a GBA/GBA SP with a GBA flashcart (like EZ Flash Omega) or with a DS/DS lite with a DS flashcart (like R4).
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