The Pokemon he gave us have the LV 12, 5, 5, 14, 5 and 5. I think this needs no further explanation gave us good examples to visualize this. It's appearently what's stored into the Met Location. The truth is this isn't the case at all actually. Take a loot at what I marked blue at String Offset 4. It looks kinda random, right? What's interesting are the Strings from Pokemon #2 - #6.
The Trash Bytes of the 1st Pokemon are static as most people who ever messed with it might already know. Pal Park Research save files (Gen 3).7z Edited Septemby ajxpk This might also help to determine wether a migrated 3rd Gen Event Pokemon to Gen 4 is hack, at least to a higher percentage.Īs you might know, many 3rd Gen Event Pokemon had been migrated to Gen 4 when the DS Games were released.Īt least in the communities of the west, 4th Gen files were very popular back in the days.īetween these Events some very rare ones that are impossible to find as Gen 3 files. Instead I would like to collect this data for a perfect legality analysis of migrated Pokemon from Gen 3 and Gen 4. so I decided to change the subject of this Thread. This makes my former plan of providing information for an "Pal Park Editor" obsolete. I will still do some more tests and check if bugs happen but so far I couldn't see anything that differs from a Pokemon that was migrated on a real DS.įrom my standpoint what has been said about it are rumors and I want to put these rumors into the land of the myths by confirming the real Trash Bytes. Thanks for all the contributions so far, I confirmed that DeSmuME emulates the migration from Gen 3 to Gen 4 very well.
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