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Furthermore, people that own a GBxCart RW can read and fix the RTC directly with the FlashGBX software.

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).

I take the opportunity to ask a related question. The "old rule", by which we used to "wipe out" the HOME Tracker ID if we changed something and/or imported a mon with an ID already, is still valid today (with newer HOME versions)? OBV importing the modified mon in the origin game (LGPE > LGPE; SWSH, Bank, GO > SWSH; PLA > PLA; BDSP > BDSP; SV > SV).

This fixes all the mons, but I still have a question: why to flag as illegal an "intended" behavior? Is it related to something inappropriate?

I tried to "fix" that mon by manually reselect PkRs 1 - d 2, so it became legal The only spotted differences are these Maybe the OT used an external device or tool, like PowerSaves, to infect this Swinub with Pokérus and this was the result

Hello, I recently noticed that a Swinub that I have in my Pokémon X save file since 2014 is flagged as illegal because of the Pokérus days count. I'm not the OT, so I can't be sure that this mon wasn't manipulate in any way. But 2 remaining day for Pokérus "type 1" should be ok. Does someone has idea of what is wrong with this Swinub? 0220 - Swinub - 0784FE4E840E.pk6

Ok, I see that the problem is related to the new "PP verifier" As changelog said, every Pokémon that has not been healed since capture is flagged as illegal. I tried catching a few mons to verify and yes, every Pokémon that used a move during the fight is marked. However, in-game the PP count is always shown "full". Picking the Pokémon from the Box and then depositing it restore the PP count and PKHeX flagged the mon as legal.

Hello! I noticed that with the latest PKHeX version (20250223) a lot of Pokémon in my Pokémon X save file are shown with the red triangle, but they actually legal (normally caught in-game). This does not happen with PKHeX ≤ 20241111 (Here a Karrablast for example)

Zoroark from Lostlorn Forest in BW is coded to always be female

Zeraora doesn't exist in Pokémon Sun

Same for me (on 1080p display, I don't have tried with my 4K at home yet)

I tried to open this file with PKHeX, export as .sav save file, import in DeSmuME as "battery file" and it works. 1015 - Pokemon Diamond (v05) (U)(Legacy).dsv

Use the last development build or wait for the next release

Funziona tutto anche sulla versione italiana, è passato un po' di tempo e l'interfaccia PKHeX è un pochino diversa dagli screenshot che avevo fatto, ma il processo è comunque lo stesso. Tutti i Pokémon catturati in questo modo sono legit a eccezione di Mew. I biglietti per Latias/Latios e Deoxys sono stati direttamente rilasciati anche in Italia (il Biglietto Eone nel corso del primo "Pokémon Day" nei negozi nel 2004 e il Biglietto Aurora al Pokémon Day del 2005 a Mirabilandia e al Lucca Comics dello stesso anno). Il Biglietto Magico per Lugia/Ho-oh invece non è mai stato rilasciato in Italia ma, in teoria, l'evento americano sarebbe stato compatibile anche con le cartucce italiane. La Mappa Stinta per Mew, invece, essendo stata rilasciata solo in Giappone non è mai stata riscattabile in modo legittimo sulle cartucce occidentali, quindi ogni Mew dell'Isola Suprema catturato in un cartuccia non giapponese viene visto come illegale, ma si può comunque catturare con questo sistema.

I can correctly open my legit Battle Revolution save file extracted from my actual Wii (PAL). But I noticed that every Pokémon without a nickname is flagged as illegal with the allert "Nickname does not match species name." I don't know if this has been reported before. It only happens with PKHeX 20240603, not with 20240505. @Kaphotics

As @Kaphotics said, Gen4 save files are 512KB, not 1MB. So there could be some issues in your flashcart/emulator settings. I trimmed the extra 512KB and it works (I also added a Pichu-Color-Pikachu in your Box 2, so you can directly use it to trigger the Spiky Eared Pichu event). Pro tip: you can use TWiLight Menu++, a DSi menu replacement, also with flashcarts. In this way you can have the best DS roms compatibility. Take a look here. 4781 - Pokemon SoulSilver (U)(Xenophobia).sav

Checkpoint works like a charm with all Pokémon DS/3DS carts, HGSS included.

DS saves are not encrypted and they are usually directly stored in the SD card, so simply put your R4 SD card inside your PC and look for [game name].sav

You can dump the entire rom from your cartridge and then try to find a valid save file using this tool.

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. Imho, the best solution is to adjust the RTC and set the actual time, this can be easily done with this little Homebrew software that works with DS/DS lite (the .nds version that works with DS flashcarts, like R4, that access the GBA carts through Slot-2 insertion) or directly with GBA (.gba version with GBA flashcarts, like EZ Flash Omega, and works with cartridge swap).

Try to clean cartridge contacts with IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) and dump again. If you are using a flashcard (like R4) with your DS/DS lite with GBA Backup Tool you can try instead GodMode9i.

Maybe your plugin is blocked by Windows. Try to right-click the plugin .dll file and select "Properties." In the "General" tab, look at the bottom for a "Security" section. If there is, select the "Unblock" check box and click OK.

You have to save in-game and then you can use the .dsv save file (located in your DeSmuME folder\Battery) or the 512KB .sav exported backup memory.

firered.sav Somehow there was a corruption in the "Previously on your quest" function, I was able to open the save if I pressed "B" to skip the sequence, but it was stucked if I tried to watch it normally. I tried multiple approaches, but at the end I simply did "something" in-game in order su overwrite the previous corrupted sequence. Now it works.

I personally use GBxCart RW with FlashGBX and it works like a charm with III gen Pokémon games. @jcb753 are you sure that the cartridge is original? Have you correctly installed the GBxCart RW's drivers? Does it work with other carts?