Gen 9 Specific Edits: Importing Poké Portal News (Raid Events)

1. Download the latest PKHeX Stable release
2. Import your save file into PKHeX (File -> Open -> select your main file)
3. If the event files were downloaded from this site's gallery, extract the Zip file. The files that are needed for this tutorial are located in the Files folder.
4. Follow the Block Editing tutorial to import the event files, mapped as following
   • event_raid_identifier -> *Object KBCATRaidIdentifier
   • fixed_reward_item_array -> *Object KBCATRaidFixedRewardItemArray
   • lottery_reward_item_array -> *Object KBCATRaidLotteryRewardItemArray
   • raid_enemy_array -> *Object KBCATRaidEnemyArray
   • raid_priority_array -> *Object KBCATRaidPriorityArray

1. Dowload the latest Tera Finder Stable release
2. If you want to use Tera Finder as a PKHeX plugin, place all the DLLs into the plugins folder next to the PKHeX executable (create the folder if not already existing) and run PKHeX, otherwise run the TeraFinder.Launcher executable.
3. Import your save file into the program (either by drag & drop, or by clicking the Load Save File button)
4. Import the event into the save file:
   • If you have the Event ZIP file downloaded from this site's gallery, drag & drop the ZIP file into Tera Finder (or into PKHeX if using Tera Finder as PKHeX Plugin).
   • If you have extracted files (either from extracting the ZIP or from downloading the files from our GitHub gallery), click on Import Poké Portal News, select the folder containing the Identifier.txt file and click Open.
5. Export your save file, you can now restore it with any save manager.

Disclaimer: the following Plugin is not developed by us, if you have any question or need some help with it, please use the foohyfooh's post.

1. Download the latest Plugin Pile release
2. Place the DLLs into the plugins folder next to the PKHeX exectuable (create the folder if it's not already existing)
3. If the event files were downloaded from this site's gallery, extract the Zip file
4. Run PKHeX and import your save file (either by drag & drop or click on File -> Open)
5. Click on Tools -> Import Raid -> select the folder containing the Identifier.txt file and click Open.
6. Export your save file, you can now restore it with any save manager.