Recent content by codemonkey85

It shouldn't matter what region the save file is from. As for support for the Spanish language, I think my database has all the in-game text / names in Spanish, but the UI would need to be translated as well, and I can't do that by myself. Does this cover your question?

Haha, whoops. I didn't include the database files in the Windows release. https://www.dropbox.com/s/prkcxrtb9rqlisz/veekun-pokedex.sqlite https://www.dropbox.com/s/52kqqcm47sfdsyz/images.sqlite Download those, replace the 0KB files, and then open the app. Let me know how it goes!

@Absolumont - did you download the release from my GitHub release page (https://github.com/codemonkey85/PKMDS/releases/tag/v0.5)? Are the two .sqlite files present in the same directory as the executable? All Generation V games are compatible - B / W, and B2 / W2. The files should be in 512 KB...

At this time this program supports Gen V only. Gen IV support may come at a later date. UPDATE: Today I released v0.5: https://github.com/codemonkey85/PKMDS/releases/tag/v0.5 I'll save the coveted v1.0 for when you can add / remove / reorder the Pokémon within the boxes and party.

Thanks guys! I just want to reiterate that the whole project is open-source, and I gladly welcome contributions, suggestions, and constructive criticism.

Hello all. Several years ago, I started working on something of a hobby project - a Pokémon save file editor. I thought Pokesav was big, ugly and confusing, and I wanted something functional that also looked nice. Over the years I tried out different approaches, and all the while new and better...

Hey - couldn't help but notice some of the things you need to do for your project overlap with some of the things I needed to do for mine, and since they're both in C++, I thought you might want to take a look at what I have up on GitHub: PKMDS-G5: An open source C++ library for hacking Pokémon...

The language I use the most now is C++. I've had some experience in VB.Net, C#, and Java. I personally never liked Python much, and I've been thinking lately of jumping into PHP or C (or both).

In my personal experience, figure out something you like and write a program based around that. So for instance, I always loved Pokémon, and I've been working on an open source C++ code library for hacking Pokémon save files. It's a project with some variety, and I've learned a lot about...

Hello, Are you still working on this project? Feel free to PM me or E-Mail me at my username AT gmail, as I "know a guy". Plus there's the part where I spent over a year writing and distributing various programs for reading and writing Pokémon save files. :p

I can't believe I overlooked this thread. :O Have you made any further progress into this project? If you need any help, feel free to PM me or E-Mail me at my username AT gmail. If you're still interested, I know a lot of potentially useful resources....

Soundtrack: second-ed! Pal Park: connectivity to GBA games has already been confirmed by the official site, but exact details are unknown. I'm fairly certain the Pal Park or a similar feature will exist in HGSS for importing Pokémon from the GBA games. Anyway, as for me: the aformentioned...

I don't understand a lick of Japanese, but who cares? Most of the menus are graphical and touchscreen now, and the plot is (to loosely quote Famitsu) essentially the same as the original GS(C), with few surprises. Anway, I wanted to get my hands on the PokéWalker right away (especially on the...

You could always trade with a DPPt game for Piplup. Heracross is just about my favorite Pokémon, so that motion is second-ed. :D I'm hoping that the Pokémon overworld sprites retain shininess, and if they do, I recently acquired a shiny Hoothoot that I will be carting around as well. Beyond...

I would love Pokéthlon more than contests easily, if they were wi-fi compatible (I don't believe contests are). Actually, I already like it more in some ways, due to the use of the new overworld sprites (so awesome!).