Seems to also crash the game if you have it enabled when Leon calls the starters at the beginning of the game.
Why do we need a shiny [off] code? Why not just disable the cheat after use?
Even if you disable the code, it's still active in the game. You need the shiny off code in order to actually disable it. That's just how this specific shiny code works, I suppose.
Using the "shiny code" yields legal pokemon? Or will they show up as "hacked" online? Also, same question regarding clicking the "shiny" button on a regular pokemon in PKHEX?
Thank you.
Is it Possible for you to make a 500 Catches Code for the Dex and a 50 Actual Pokemon Chain code?
This code forces the game to accept any shiny roll as a valid shiny roll and makes the game go through the regular function to make the Pokémon shiny as a legitimate shiny roll does, they are completely legal.
As for PKHeX, these are less legal as it needs to preroll the PID of the Pokémon to make it shiny and there may be other factors not taken into account.
Here's a slightly more convenient Shiny code (again, Sword only):
This prevents Pokémon in raid battles being shiny or needing to open the cheat menu every time you want to turn it on or off. Just hold R before running into the wild Pokémon and it'll be shiny.
Code:
[Wild Pokémon Always Shiny (Hold R)]
04000000 0076FB74 54000BA0
80000080
04000000 0076FB74 1400003A
20000000
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Sicklyboy:
@Xdqwerty, to answer your question, they're a fusion Brit-pop/J-pop/electronic band with a woman vocalist. Flamingo is hands down their best known song but they've got a ton of other really good songs+1 -
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Sicklyboy:
For example, one of my other favorite songs from them, with some massive house music influence -+1
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