Homebrew can this be done

[hacksn5s4]

so i was thinking of some thing like this like a bot that connects to the pokemon x and y severs but its not from a 3ds or game it acts like the game and sends the same packets the game would

 

[joyoshi]

What would it even do though?

 

[ImCarlosGG]

so i was thinking of some thing like this like a bot that connects to the pokemon x and y severs but its not from a 3ds or game it acts like the game and sends the same packets the game would

Why don't you speak in the thread you were talking about this anymore? Man, it isn't useful, it's something do you want to have fun with. It's like I say... I want a U.R.A.Q.T app with girls. That doesn't help us.

 

[hacksn5s4]

What would it even do though?

auto wonder trade pokemon

 

[The Real Jdbye]

so i was thinking of some thing like this like a bot that connects to the pokemon x and y severs but its not from a 3ds or game it acts like the game and sends the same packets the game would

Pretty sure the traffic is SSL encrypted. So probably not.

 

[CitizenSnips]

pretty sure it'd be almost impossible to make, and if it wasn't I don't think anybody would want to make it because there isn't much point in it

 

[Arck]

again these weird thread

 

[Majickhat55]

Lol I guess you're trying to give AuSLove some competition or something......

 

[NekoMichi]

so i was thinking of some thing like this like a bot that connects to the pokemon x and y severs but its not from a 3ds or game it acts like the game and sends the same packets the game would

An application that simulates network traffic sent between a 3DS and Pokémon's servers? Why not just use a packet sniffer?

EDIT:
Whoops, looks like OP wanted a Wonder Trade generator. Ethical issues aside, it would mean having to decrypt the packets from the game and re-encrypting your own custom data and then sending it to the server. Even if that were achieved, the software still needs to fool the server into detecting the PC as 3DS hardware running a legitimate Pokémon game. While it's theoretically possible, it would take a lot of work, and may involve the use of (possibly) illegally implementing code extracted from ROMs.

 

[Deleted User]

As soon as I saw the thread title and which forum this was located in, I immediately thought "I'm gonna take a wild guess and say the answer is no", and wow, I was right. What a shocker!

 

[LiamTheHackermon]

I want a U.R.A.Q.T app with girls. That doesn't help us.

Just use ScummVM CIA with Leisure Suit Larry

 

[ImCarlosGG]

Just use ScummVM CIA with Leisure Suit Larry

Lol, I don't want that shit.

 

[LiamTheHackermon]

Lol, I don't want that shit.

then what DO you want?

 

[ImCarlosGG]

then what DO you want?

Nothing. And please stop the off-topic and the next time, read the ENTIRE text.

 

[Roomsaver]

PKHex++. Fill your box with Pokemon and Wonder Trade them all.

 

[Zan']

So everyone sayinh this is impossible. You guys are wrong.

Everyone who has ever dealt with netwrok traffic. Specifically online game packets will know it's possible.
What do you guys think how people create private servers? They analyze the network traffic, get the packet structures worked out. Redirect them to their own server and slowly try to recreate a server. (Usually after breaking encryption).

Mystery Gift Servers can be emulated as well. (Has been done)

"System spoofing" is not necessary at all. It's done by packets anyway.

However I personally don't think it's worth the hassle.
Even experiences people would probably take multiple days to break the encryption and recreate a working tool.

 

[Sir Tortoise]

Oh look, a hacksn5s4 thread. Don't feed the trolls, you even attracted Pip.