Not Exactly Simple Q.

I started hacking about 2 months ago and i was good at Mapping but horrible at Scripting. My major problem was (and still is) the fact that whenever I try to change Trainer Pokemon around their Movesets are completely screwed up! For example, if I wanted to edit Brock and give him an Aron, a Geodude and a Omanyte, I would change the number of Pokemon around and the Pokemon themselves. I wouldn't mess with the Moves at all! (Even though they say things like Rain Dance and Hyper Beam and what not) If I battle Brock however, his Omanyte knows Thunderpunch and Glare above all things. Does anyone know why this is happening? It stops me form enjoying Hacking and I would really like to fix it :( I don't have DEXTER though, if that is required. Thanks guys! Please post all hints!!!

PET can't edit the moves properly, you could try choosing the moves that are after the move you want a trainer's pokémon to have.
If that doesn't work then you could try editing the moves with a Hex Editor, it's not hard when you have a list of all the moves' hex codes, and PET shows the offset of the trainer's data.

Semele said:

PET can't edit the moves properly, you could try choosing the moves that are after the move you want a trainer's pokémon to have.
If that doesn't work then you could try editing the moves with a Hex Editor, it's not hard when you have a list of all the moves' hex codes, and PET shows the offset of the trainer's data.

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I did it with an hex editor, saved it, and still the Ariados knew shock wave, but i'm it was silver wind in hex. :/

lightbayleef said:

I did it with an hex editor, saved it, and still the Ariados knew shock wave, but i'm it was silver wind in hex. :/

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Maybe you edited it wrong or you edited another move.

Basically, the easy way to do it in PET is to choose the move DIRECTLY below the one you want.

Ex. If you wanted "NO MOVE" you'd choose "POUND." etc.

Alrighty? That should work.