I was so sure it happened I even remembered discussing about it on this thread. I cannot find any trace of it though, so you must be right
.To make amend, I fulfilled your request : in my latest commit, you can Ctrl + click on most of the buttons of the "Bulk Edits" form to make it apply a different value. This allows you to set Escalation step to whichever you want, but I felt like it could be extended to the other cheats. It's all explained in the tooltips you can see by hovering your mouse over a button.
Also, I (temporarily?) disabled the "blacked sprite" effect for uncompleted main stages because I don't really think like it's useful. Maybe I'll reuse the code later if it makes some sense.
I also fixed the mega-stones checkboxes appearing for some unreleased alternate forms, see commit description for details.
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For the eevee discussion, this should clarify things:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/114531-pokemon-shuffle/73811979
For the eevee discussion, this should clarify things:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/114531-pokemon-shuffle/73811979
Nice to see some people know how to read the game's files a lot better than I do^^
I was thinking about something... not sure if I'll be clear enough.
When we receive extra data, generally it already includes around two weeks of data in advance. So, dataminers can look into the files and show future things - like the upcoming Eevee stage, next week.
If someone don't check-in anymore, after receiving the extra data, it still can play on the Special stages, according to their release schedule included on the extra data
( example: I checked-in on the Tuesday, received the latest update. I don't need to check-in anymore in order to play on stages that only will appear days later, like the Victini today, Meowth tomorrow, or Eevee next Tuesday).
I mean - when we make check-ins, our savegames are synched with GeniusSonority's servers. If we change our system's clocks after that, we're forced to re-check-in again to re-synch our savegames.
That makes me wonder: perhaps these "synch values" are stored somewhere on the savefiles, when we make the check-in? More than it - perhaps these values can be changed somehow, in order to make the savegame thinks we're already on another day, and then, playing certain stages in advance (like the upcoming Eevee one)? That would be very interesting for research and testing purposes.
When we receive extra data, generally it already includes around two weeks of data in advance. So, dataminers can look into the files and show future things - like the upcoming Eevee stage, next week.
If someone don't check-in anymore, after receiving the extra data, it still can play on the Special stages, according to their release schedule included on the extra data
( example: I checked-in on the Tuesday, received the latest update. I don't need to check-in anymore in order to play on stages that only will appear days later, like the Victini today, Meowth tomorrow, or Eevee next Tuesday).
I mean - when we make check-ins, our savegames are synched with GeniusSonority's servers. If we change our system's clocks after that, we're forced to re-check-in again to re-synch our savegames.
That makes me wonder: perhaps these "synch values" are stored somewhere on the savefiles, when we make the check-in? More than it - perhaps these values can be changed somehow, in order to make the savegame thinks we're already on another day, and then, playing certain stages in advance (like the upcoming Eevee one)? That would be very interesting for research and testing purposes.
I just tried w/ today's updated, and yes I was able to access spécial stages w/o checking-in and saw all thé new stages.
There was still no Eevee stage though, so I guess there must be some flag that they can use to deactivate a stage.
EDIT: just realised I mistook Tuesday for Thursday...
I think the game file includes 2 timestamps for starting & ending the event. According to Madridi's previous link that Richie seems to be able to read those dates, but unfortunately all I can see right now is garbage data.
It'd be interesting to be able to read that so that PSSE doesn't add pokemons from stages that aren't available yet, but I don't think it's be possible to play the stages in advance w/o having a way to change the 3DS's date w/o triggering the compulsory check-in.
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Hi there, I am on Firmware 11, but got into HB with freakyhax.
I tried exporting savedata.bin with svdt, edit in your program and save back to the svdt folder in the SD card. All seems good.
However, when I tried to copy back the modified savedata.bin back to the NAND, I encountered an error (result code d8604664) and can do nothing but exit.
Could you help me out?
Thanks
I tried exporting savedata.bin with svdt, edit in your program and save back to the svdt folder in the SD card. All seems good.
However, when I tried to copy back the modified savedata.bin back to the NAND, I encountered an error (result code d8604664) and can do nothing but exit.
Could you help me out?
Thanks
After a quick look at svdt's code, I think this erdor code means you ran out of space to write your modified file into.
Make sure the modified savefile is the same size as the original one (I don't remember the exact size) & that it's named "savedata.bin".
When you copy it, try to delete the original savedata.bin from NAND first (in svdt, go to that file and press X).
Got it. Follow your advice, deleted the file on the 3DS before copying the one from the SD card over. Works nicely. Thank you.
I noticed they have a lot more items now, such as skill boosting and Raise max Level. I hope you can implement these items in the next updates
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Got it. Follow your advice, deleted the file on the 3DS before copying the one from the SD card over. Works nicely. Thank you.
I noticed they have a lot more items now, such as skill boosting and Raise max Level. I hope you can implement these items in the next updates
You're welcome.
I already implemented those items, check my signature for the link of my fork of PSSE. My latest release is quite old now, as it comes with 1.3.10 files, but I'm planning to make one tomorrow, after seeing what the next update will give us.
Just released a new version of PSSE here.
It adds Survival mode support, team editing and basically everything I implemented up to this point, as well as built-in 1.3.13 resource files. I've found the event timestamps (in EventStages.bin) but I still can't read them, so you'll still be getting the event pokemons that are planned for a release next week if you use the "Caught All Obtainables" option. I hope I can eventually fix it though.
As usual, tell me if there's an issue.
Also, I'm wondering if I should host the resource files on a separate github, so that everyone can update them easily even if there are no new release. It could easily be done but I'm not sure it'd be legal ?
It adds Survival mode support, team editing and basically everything I implemented up to this point, as well as built-in 1.3.13 resource files. I've found the event timestamps (in EventStages.bin) but I still can't read them, so you'll still be getting the event pokemons that are planned for a release next week if you use the "Caught All Obtainables" option. I hope I can eventually fix it though.
As usual, tell me if there's an issue.
Also, I'm wondering if I should host the resource files on a separate github, so that everyone can update them easily even if there are no new release. It could easily be done but I'm not sure it'd be legal ?
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Hey, downloaded the new one, edited some saves but haven't tried it in game yet. I am sure it's fine though. Thank you.
Re: github, I think you are the only one maintaining this though, although more help in the community would be nice.
I had compiled it myself before official release, and everything works great as expected
For github, I don't believe having a separate repo for resources is a good idea..
Okay, so what do you think I should do ? Make a wiki about how to extract the files needed ?
So, I wrote a wiki page about how to update PSSE's files here. It looks rather long, but it's not that complicated once you get the hang of it. It's also kind of useless for now since PSSE is built with the current latest game files.
Tell me if you think something is unclear or badly written.
Tell me if you think something is unclear or badly written.
I looked over it quickly and it seems good. 2 suggestions though:So, I wrote a wiki page about how to update PSSE's files here. It looks rather long, but it's not that complicated once you get the hang of it. It's also kind of useless for now since PSSE is built with the current latest game files.
Tell me if you think something is unclear or badly written.
1- For the files and homebrew linked, maybe you'd better have them uploaded somewhere in the same location or something. (I'm mostly worried about those that might go down at any point..)
2- add extdata instructions for savedatafiler
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