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We understand that having the ability to undo changes made to your game save files is an important feature for a better user experience. Currently, our editor does not have a built-in undo feature. However, we offer a "Show only changed fields" checkbox that allows you to filter and see all of the changes you've made to your save file.

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Currently (as far as I know) only supports US save files, from game cartidges, emulators, or the 3DS VC re-releases. If someone can link me to documentation of the JP save offsets, I'd be happy to add support for JP games.

This came about from my implementing Gen I pokemon reading (so that PKHeX will be able to easily convert from Gen I -> Gen VII when Sun/Moon release), and when I realized that the current Gen I save editors have pretty bad UIs.

Our current save editors didn't have the best UIs yeah, but also I've heard that a lot of them didn't always work well and would tend to cause corruption. If this one works (close to) perfectly, that'll be great.

I think the problem is more related to OT/NICKNAME having only 5 chars + terminator and the japanesse games having different amount of pokemon in each box (and different amount of boxes) than locating the offsets.

Also, what's the pk1 format structure? I'm asking mostly because even though this is a gen 1 save editor, people might want to import pk1 files into a gen 2 save and I wonder if you mirrorred pikasav's pkm file structure.

Anyway, I've tried out this program and it's great. It has a nice UI, is generally easy to use (I say generally because I didn't know at first that you had to export the sav file and overwrite the previous sav instead of saving or saving as, but it's not really a problem), one can complete the Pokdex with the click of two buttons instead of slowly and painfully ticking every Pokmon's seen and caught boxes like in Pikasav, and one doesn't need to fumble around with Pokmon types and catch rates like in Pikasav. Wonderful.

The catch rate of Yellow's starter Pikachu, however, is 163, and I found out that using this program to change its moves and then setting the Pikachu set its catch rate to its common 190. Yeah, I don't know how Prof. Oak caught it on full HP in one try, either. Maybe the Pok Ball he used was secretly an Ultra or even a Master Ball in disguise. Speaking of the previously mentioned Pikasav...

Could you possibly extend this program to include Pokmon GSC some day in the future, or create a separate program that does the same thing? RSE has A-Save and DPPtBW has PokGen, but GSC doesn't have a program that can edit it other than Pikasav and PKXDelta, both of which do the job but both of which I've had problems with, too. Pikasav's UI is bad and has the previously mentioned flaws, and PKXDelta has deleted items and Pokmon from my game without my consent. Fail! It would be wonderful if you could do this, and you would be doing me and many other GSC fans a huge favour.

I'm an impatient twit, I know, but I've been following this program here and on GBATemp and there hasn't been any activity from SciresM for over a week. No replies to anybody's posts or anything. I'm really conflicted. Over a week isn't long at all and Scires has a life outside of the Internet, and I shouldn't feel this stressed over something like this, but I was hoping a quick reply to me, Metropolis, or theSLAYER would have been posted, especially theSLAYER after the gracious effort he put into translating the program. I hope nothing bad has happened to Scires. Okay, I'll shut up now since I feel ashamed of myself for writing a comment like this.

Hello all. Some of you might remember me and / or PKMDS, but most likely not. But I have returned from years of quiet meditation (work and family) to bring PKMDS back to a modern generation of gamers.

Built as an ASP.NET Core web app using Blazor WebAssembly for UI, and leveraging PKHeX.Core as the logical foundation, PKMDS for Web is intended to be a save editor for all Pokmon games, with support for all modern browsers (including mobile). Development will probably be very slow, since this is just a fun side-project for me. Contributions and suggestions are welcome - feel free to create an issue and / or pull request on the GitHub repo.

Special thanks to @Kaphotics and everyone who contributed to PKHeX over the years. I'm standing on your collective shoulders (although feel free to steal as much as you want if you ever intend to make a web-based PKHeX ).

Quick update: I've made some architectural changes to the app, so now the first time you visit the page, it will run off the server using a persistent connection. The next time you visit, it will have silently downloaded an offline version, so it will run directly on your browser. The end result hopefully will be invisible to users, but it should mean that it starts a bit faster!

Hi, I've been using this web app and it's amazing. I'm using it on my pokemon scarlet save file for a while but after the teal mask and indigo disk update, I can't edit it anymore because it won't load and there's this unhandled error message at the bottom. Do you have any thoughts why? Thank you.

Wow, I had no idea people were using this app! I checked on this topic several times and hadn't seen any activity. Then for whatever reason I never received any notifications that there were new posts. Sorry about the delayed response folks!

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