For
99'999 Gold/Coins and
150 Diamonds,
99 Bonus and
99 MegaSpeedup with any save backup from
SaveDataFiler with
Pokémon Shuffle.
Tested and also runs on the latest
1.2.8 release.
!!! ALWAYS MAKE A CLEAN BACKUP OF YOUR SAVEFILE BEFORE !!!
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1) Download and Install
Pokémon Shuffle Save Patcher:
http://jheberg.net/captcha/pokemonshufflesavepatcher/
2) Start the exploit that you use to use
SaveDataFiler, and start
SaveDataFiler.
3) In the
User tab, scroll down until you find the line
01410. Highlight this line in yellow.
4) Press
Y to export the save, and
A to confirm.
5) Close
SaveDataFiler and turn off your
3DS.
6) Put the
SD in the PC.
7) At the root of your
SD, navigate to the following folder:
E:\filer\UserSaveData\<DATE>\00001410
7) Put the
Python Script here.
Drag&Drop the
savedata.bin on the
Python Script. Wait. Delete the
Python Script. Or move it somewhere else.
If you want the
OffSets, here:
6A,
D1,
D2,
D3,
D4,
D5,
D6,
D7 and
2D4C. The values to these
OffSets are destined to be replaced by
FF.
8) Remove the old
savedata.bin file, and replace it with the new one you just modified.
9) Start the exploit that you use to use
SaveDataFiler, and start
SaveDataFiler.
10) In the
User tab, scroll down until you find the line
01410. Highlight this line in yellow.
11) Press
R+X at the same time to delete the
Secure Value (Important), then
A to confirm the deletion.
12) In the
SD tab, scroll down until highlight this line:
user : <DATE> : 00001410
13) Highlight this line. Whatever the numbers, you must highlight the line with
00001410.
14) Press
R+A at the same time to import the modified save, then
A to confirm.
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Check your game.
99'999 Gold/Coins
150 Diamonds
99 Bonus
99 MegaSpeedup
If you do not have this value, simply use a unit value for make it back to the real number you have.
Repeat the process if you want.
Thank you very much to
@Brewzip for the
Offsets.
Thank you very much to
@Doumekxkai for the
Python Script.