This was such a treat to find while scrolling RUclips this morning! I’m so glad you enjoyed using the program and were able to reunite with your GameBoy teams!! 😄
Saw this pop up in my recommendations: Thanks for the shout-out! Such a happy surprise seeing my visualisation pop up randomly at 1:14. Really cool that these transfers are possible now, I was not aware you could even load ROMs through a GameCube. Thanks for the information, subscribed!
Are you working on a version like Pokemon bank functions bridge to HOME ? Mine bank dont work, I know in april the services were shut down with example of Bank but mine bank is not working only error codes
Wow, this guy beat me to it. I wanted to work on the very same kind of thing after my current N64 transfer pak project. In fact, the way he did it with gba multiboot, including the professor character as introduction screen are very similar to what I had in mind. I almost can't believe this.
My response seems to keep disappearing, but It'll try one more time. My current project is named PokeMe64, but it's not public yet. I'm still working on the UI (menu elements and dialog widget). It's based on my previous project (libpokemegb on GitHub) (seems like posting the link makes my comment disappear), which can already inject distribution pokemon into gen 1 and gen 2 saves. For PokeMe64, I need to finish up my first version of the UI and write a plugin to apply my libpokemegb to the transfer pak before I can release it. Anyway, PokeMe64 uses libdragon for graphics, input and transfer pak functionality. But for now, it's not ready yet to be publicly released.
Absolutely perfect! I was thinking that this very thing was missing from the Pokemon community. An elegant way to transfer from gen 2 that should be considered as official as it gets. Since it follows the conversion conventions of the Poke Transporter, as soon as it gets to the Pokemon Bank it's indistinguishable from a Pokemon transferred from virtual console. It's not cheating at all. Perfect. PS: Maybe "stabilization" of Mew and Celebi, shouldn't be a feature. There are in-game ways to stabilize them.
@@djdjdijon I disagree. If you already have the necessary hardware to do that, and a modded 3DS, and a virtual console version of the same game, this would be the case. But it requires a lot of expertise and knowledge. The Poke Transporter GB just bridges the gap between the second and the third gen, in a simple way. It doesn't even require a flashcard or a modded Gamecube/Wii. Multiboot loading of the Poke Transporter can be put through a very inexpensive build of a Raspberri Pi Pico and a simple shield for the Game Boy Game Link port, using akkera102's gba_3_multiboot project. All the other necessary hardware components are official.
Eh, these Pokemon are still illegitimate since they are only supposed to go to Gen 7 and up. As long as you tell other people that they are hacked before trading or battling with them, things should be good.
Absolutely LOVE seeing this, I've always wanted to do this as well. Just to let you know, there are legit ways to get mew from gen 1 and celebi from gen 2 legitimately, including shiny or not, but it is quite a bit to setup for both, and take some time.
This is incredible!! Now we don't have to play through the FR/LG games just to transfer to RSE. I plan on doing this soon. I have all 151 in Kanto and will get the remaining in Johto over to my emerald soon
Hey! I've been seeing some people complaining about the limitations of this method, so I'll drop this info here. For transfering from gen 1/2 to gen 3, you can also use "Pokémon Gen 3 to Gen X", which was one of the inspirations of this project. It mimics the Timecapsule, which was how gen 2 was able to trade to gen 1. It always generates legal Pokèmon in terms of encounter, while also not deleting the moves you give them (if you want to transfer the Pokèmon to Home, you may need to delete the illegal moves eventually, but it's up to the final user, and not the software: this allows stuff like No Guard Fissure Machamp in Gen 4). It keeps shinyness and other stuff as well! It also gives you more control on the nature of the generated Pokèmon, as well as many other features, like support for all languages, or the fact that it can work both via multiboot AND cart swapping, making it accessible to more people. It is less "pretty" and "user friendly", but it's an homebrew which gives more power to the user. :)
"If you wanna keep your mons, you can use the GB operator and back up your save" Or you can use the Box clone trick that we all used to get 999 Rare Candies and Master Balls in Pokémon Gold and Silver.
It is mind blowing that they were not only able to transfer Gen 1/2 Pokemon to Gen 3, but even *inject* an event into the actual Gen 3 cartridge to receive the transferred Pokemon! And they even have the Transferring screen for the Gen 1/2 games! Would you pick up the Pokemon from Bill in FRLG?
Pretty cool video! I just finished my living dex on gen 3 games for the first time ever! I did it on emerald, I plan to backup my save on my gbxcart and then transfer all my live dex to a different gen 3 game (with pokemon box on a modded wii) rinse and repeat until all gen 3 games have a full living dex.
Hey, so a bit after I saw this video, I found out that it's actually possible to use GBA Link Cables to connect GB/GBC games. And it's actually quite simple to do, the only caveat is that you need *two* Link Cables for it to work. Basically, you just plug the P2 (grey) ends of the cables into the GBAs and the P1 (purple) ends into the other cable's additional port, essentially daisy chaining them together.
I'm currently working on a living shiny dex in Silver. Glad to hear I'll be able to transfer everyone past the dividing gap. (As for why I'm hunting on original hardware, it's because I want to use the shiny hunting method in gen 2 games where you use Stadium 2 to see the shininess of the egg before it ever hatches)
I need stadium, yellow, silver and an n64 now. I always hated my teams not coming with through generations; this bring a tear too my eye and a smile too my face! Would this work with emulation since the wiiu GameCube controller port works for them.
I’m not so sure it could have been done. We can do it because we had 20 years to work this out. GF had only about 2, in which they had to completely redesign things from the ground up and get all that working on brand new hardware that no one fully understood.
@@MegaMetal96 And there's a big difference between developers having a genuinely hard time figuring something out in their alloted, limited development window and being "incompetent". Fans have been coming up with solutions for a large variety of ideas, such as making sophisticated save editing software that can break down everything in a game's save file over a decade ago. You'd think they would have created a transfer feature in the near two decades fans have been doing this.
@@Dad_Shoes I feel like you have no idea how mons are actually programmed in this game and you’re just arguing for the sake of arguing. DVs are 0-15 in gen 1/2 and IVs are 0-31 so you could literally just double it and add a 50/50 chance to add 1 and you have a perfectly fine algorithm. For EVs you add up all the stat exp and distribute it evenly. Add a simple check to make sure you don’t go above 252 in an individual stat and you’re good. See I did it in 3 minutes because I was bored. It doesn’t take a team of developers to do something so simple.
I remember reading my Firered Gameboy Advance Manual. And it said cannot Link Trade to Red/Blue/Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal. That was sad. But at least you guys managed to figure out a way to do it.
Can you please explain your Setup and how you connect all Parts to transfer? I like your way to safe the old friends but I don’t understand exactly how the process works.
Did they actually release it? Seemed like they built something custom for themself and no one else really had access to it. This is far far more accessible
Nice! I'm guessing it's injecting some code through an ACE exploit in the gen 1-2 link protocol so it can read out a box instead of doing 1:1 trades like the game is designed to do. Lorenzoone has a different GBA homebrew tool that does 1:1 trades between 1/2 and 3, and can even send GBA Pokémon back to the older games, but at the cost of more modification so they can retain certain data. I don't think his always results in Home-legal pokes though. And of course there's Goppier's which uses a separate device in the middle so both games just see a trade. As for why Game Freak didn't do this, even in it's GBC-like link mode, the GBA link port is 3.3 volts while the GB/GBC one is 5 volts. In practice, you plug it together and it just works despite the voltage difference, and does so for all models of Gameboy I tested it with. However, it's definitely not kosher by the specs, and I doubt Nintendo would have allowed them to release a game that has players do it.
To clarify, when the GBA has a GB cartridge in it and it's in GB mode, the link port is 5 volts. But as long as it's running in GBA mode, it's 3.3 volts. So even linking 2 GBAs, if one of them has a GBA game in it and the other has a GB game, you will have a voltage mismatch.
Small correction: aside from gen 1/2 only moves and current level being too low, which are things you can fix yourself in-game, my software will always produce legit Pokèmon. Both for the games themselves, and Pokèmon Home!
I wonder how the transfered mons migrate to the gen 3 games after the transfer between PTGB and the gen1-2 packs. Do they stay in the app until you link it back with the gen 3 game to complete the transfer? That part of the process wasn't explained very well so I'm quite confused. Amazing that this exists though, thanks for sharing.
Try "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X". It doesn't allow transfering entire boxes at a time, but it will keep your moves. It will also generate proper data to keep the Pokèmon legal (except for impossible moves, but the choice to delete them is left to the final user).
The Fateful Encounter part seems weird since that is supposed to be used as an anti-cheat measure for Mew and Deoxys. Technically that would mark them as "illegitimate" to Nintendo, though it becomes mute upon transferring them to Gen IV since the Pal Park wipes the met data, except for the version, and simply notes whether it is from Kanto, Honenn, or a distant land. Though this makes me wonder what it will say for pokemon from the Gen 2 games. Does it just say Kanto? Since it is the closest to Johto and they share the same League. Or does it say Honenn? Since you transferred them to one of the Honenn games. Can't say Distant Land since that is reserved for XD and Colosseum and there is a very limited selection of pokemon that can be found there and most of them will have the national ribbon.
If you're playing 2d stuff like this, the 8bitdo lite version 1 is really good. If you need thumb sticks, it's really just a regular xbox or Playstation controller that is great and easy to get ahold of. I'd recommend an older gen one since it's cheaper and you don't really need the new features like a ps3 controller. If you want something more specific that matches like a n64 or something, that's a whole other can of worms.
What happens when you transfer them up to Pokemon Home? Do the Pokemon receive the game boy icon just like the ones we transfer from the 3DS versions of gen 1 and 2?
Transferred mons get their origin changed to Fire Red/Leaf Green or Heart Gold/Soul Silver (for legality reasons), so they won't get the Game Boy mark. You can transfer them to HOME just fine, as their met location is reset when transferring from gen 4 to 5.
This is fantastic, though when I tried to use the transporter I got stuck. The github link doesnt include any rom file. What is one supposed to do? Update: Nevermind, I'm just an idiot. I was downloading the wrong content. You get the gba file from releases...🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
This is so cool!! I have two questions: 1. Do you know if this works cross language? 2. If a pokemon from gen 1 has stats that would make it shiny in gen 2, would this also be able to read that and make it shiny in gen 3?
Currently only English releases of gen 1/2/3 are supported, but all languages are planned to have support in the future! As for shininess- yes! There was a bug with shininess in v0.2.2, but as of v0.2.4 shininess will transfer correctly from both generations and will be seen as legal (outside of Mew/Celebi of course).
There Is A Another Way Of Doing That And I’ll Type It Out Step 1 : Download PKhex Step 2 : Rip The Saves Step 3 : Copy Stats And Moves EVs And IVs Step 4 : Create The Pokemon Step 5 : Click The Checkbox If It’s Says Legal Then Congrats Export The Save And Boom Burn The Save To The Cartridge! And If You Want You Can Just Remove The Pokemon From The Old Save! Glad If It Helped!!
It probably requires you to have the national dex. If you don't want to wait you can try "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X" . It will print a warning, but it will allow you to do the trades regardless.
If Nintendo wanted us to care about which pokemon we have are "legitimate" then they should have gave us a good way to transfer between generations. And now they're doing the opposite and shutting down Bank. You know what? I don't care anymore whether its legitimate or not. I don't even play competitively. I just want my Pokemon teams transferred between games. What are they going to do, ban me from the 3DS eShop which doesn't exist anymore?
I traded over a shiny ditto from my gold version to my ruby version and it took away the shiny from the ditto 😥😫 I was really hoping this would work for my shiny ditto so I can breed and hatch shinys.
Uhm... It shouldn't... Regardless, if you have other Shiny Pokèmon, I'd suggest trading them using "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X". It will make them properly legal, while also keeping the shinyness.
In Generations 1 and 2, the maximum IV's each pokemon had was 15. In the Generation 3 games, due to the different hardware architecture, as well as the introduction to natures and abilities, this was drastically increased to 31
@@Kali_Krause The question was about EVs though, not IVs. EVs could be maxed for every stat in Gens 1 and 2, whereas Gen 3 onwards limited it to only 510 total.
Too bad there isn't a way to do this with a 3rd Gameboy & the software being in gb cartridge form. It would eliminate the need to buy this expensive stuff.
I would argue that a custom-made cart of this would cost just as much/if not more than a flash cart. But also it's editing the 3rd gen save while on the same gameboy, doing it from a separate GameBoy couldn't work. Could use GameCube if you don't have a flash cart. Having/getting a third gameboy could/would also be as expensive as a flash cart
1:32 Also, can we just highlight from a design standpoint how much of an incoherent mess this chart is? Not to shit on whoever made it, I'm sure they did the best they could for an equally convoluted system, but it's just not clear at all what sorts of restrictions are on what games
Thank you for the tutorial you made. I tested it out on my own and even moved the pokes through all official transportation paths and reached Gen 9. Even made my own tutorial on it. ruclips.net/video/obn0us36M_Y/видео.html Thank you for all your help in bringing Poke Transport GB to light! Cheers!
They could, but they would make more money putting this energy elsewhere like making new games and supporting more recent games. It is what it is. But congrats on making a pipe dream a reality, and a big pipe dream at that. You basically learned every facet of the game boy, the advance, each generation game, the code, and system communication package systems, and troubleshooting and problem solving to fulfill a nerd's dream.
This is neat, but it isn't legitimate. As long as you know that yhese transfers are not legitimate at all, and make sure to tell people before trade or battle with them, things should be good.
@@lostsaves Home's hack checks aren't the best out there. You can make a good amount of hacked Pokemon go through such as a Gen 1 VC shiny Mew (which is impossible legitimately) and a Gen 3 English Faraway Island Mew (only legitimately possible on Japanese copies of Emerald). Is it good enough for what people want? Sure, but fact of the matter is, they aren't legitimate or legal.
If Home doesn’t detect it, who’s policing what’s legal/legitimate at this point? If I legitimately catch a pokemon in a game and transfer it up, and Home lets me use it fine, it’s as legitimate as I’m ever going to care about. That’s literally THE desired outcome, that’s what everyone wanted from these kinds of systems. No amount of being pedantic about it will change that experience for the rest of us lol
@@lostsaves The person policing it is yourself, especially if you use them in a multiplayer setting (trading or battling). If you are willing to hack for yourself, there is no issue with that, you shouldn't even care about whether Home detects or not. Just don't try to pass this off as a great achievement for "legitimacy" when it isn't legitimate nor legal. Also, I think Gen 2 to Gen 3 transfers have been possible for years with software, which is the same end result. In the end, I do admit that a lot of work was put into this software, to the point where it edits the ROMs of the official games as well buy injecting custom code (like that "Transferring" screen in your Pokemon Blue and how Lanette/Bill hold your transferred Pokemn for you).
Yeah this is just needlessly pedantic and a waste of time. The bar, for most people on a practical level and *officially* , is Pokémon Home clearance. The whole spirit of this is to take your *legitimate* teams with you across games. This tool lets you do that while also keeping your teams safe to register as legitimate in Home. Arguing legitimacy is not a good use of anyone’s time on earth at that point. Don’t like it, don’t use it. I’ve seen a few postings of people hacking their own way to transfer Pokemon between the games, but they never really end up being user-accessible tools in the end. This one is easy to use and quite accessible, all things considered. Hence my excitement, the excitement of many of the commenters here, etc.
you mention mew and celebi not being "legal" even if they are legit? celebi from crystal event or the mew from old school give away where they traded you one at event?
They aren’t recognized that way since there’s only code to see them that way straight from the games on VC and that doesn’t exist when simply trading them up to third gen. That’s why there’s the stabilize option being worked on
Because there's never been an official way to transfer pokemon between gens 2 and 3 GF never bothered to code those event pokemon for Bank or Home, so despite actually being legitimate, they flag the hack checks as being fake instead.
Also adding on, Celebi was only distributed in Japan through the GS Ball event. You would have to hookup your landline and Game Boy to get the GS Ball. Then head to Ilex Forest and interact with the shrine. Celebi can also be gotten through the Japanese version of Pokemon Colosseum in gen 3 using the special bonus disc
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This was such a treat to find while scrolling RUclips this morning! I’m so glad you enjoyed using the program and were able to reunite with your GameBoy teams!! 😄
Thank you for your work!
So that means you won't need a GameCube, or expensive GameCube pokemon games if you want to complete the pokedex!
Well, you'll still need them if you want a legitimate complete Pokedex.
Wrong cuz u need that to transfer from gens 1 & 2 to 3. Still need a GameCube & a computer smh
I already have a complete Pokedex in bank, so I am just looking for a way to make a non legit Pokedex in Gen 3.
The thing he used here is still 100$+ shipping so...... still expensive unless you mod a GameCube.
@@Mrperson0Pokémon from Gen 1 and 2 are legitimate.
Saw this pop up in my recommendations: Thanks for the shout-out! Such a happy surprise seeing my visualisation pop up randomly at 1:14. Really cool that these transfers are possible now, I was not aware you could even load ROMs through a GameCube. Thanks for the information, subscribed!
Thanks for subscribing!
Are you working on a version like Pokemon bank functions bridge to HOME ? Mine bank dont work, I know in april the services were shut down with example of Bank but mine bank is not working only error codes
Wow, this guy beat me to it. I wanted to work on the very same kind of thing after my current N64 transfer pak project. In fact, the way he did it with gba multiboot, including the professor character as introduction screen are very similar to what I had in mind.
I almost can't believe this.
Less work for you I guess? Lol
What did you do with the transfer pack? Very curious
My response seems to keep disappearing, but It'll try one more time.
My current project is named PokeMe64, but it's not public yet. I'm still working on the UI (menu elements and dialog widget).
It's based on my previous project (libpokemegb on GitHub) (seems like posting the link makes my comment disappear), which can already inject distribution pokemon into gen 1 and gen 2 saves.
For PokeMe64, I need to finish up my first version of the UI and write a plugin to apply my libpokemegb to the transfer pak before I can release it.
Anyway, PokeMe64 uses libdragon for graphics, input and transfer pak functionality.
But for now, it's not ready yet to be publicly released.
Holy cow. Well that's very exciting, I look forward to it being ready! Is there anywhere I can follow your progress/updates?
Absolutely perfect! I was thinking that this very thing was missing from the Pokemon community. An elegant way to transfer from gen 2 that should be considered as official as it gets. Since it follows the conversion conventions of the Poke Transporter, as soon as it gets to the Pokemon Bank it's indistinguishable from a Pokemon transferred from virtual console. It's not cheating at all. Perfect.
PS: Maybe "stabilization" of Mew and Celebi, shouldn't be a feature. There are in-game ways to stabilize them.
@@djdjdijon I disagree. If you already have the necessary hardware to do that, and a modded 3DS, and a virtual console version of the same game, this would be the case. But it requires a lot of expertise and knowledge. The Poke Transporter GB just bridges the gap between the second and the third gen, in a simple way. It doesn't even require a flashcard or a modded Gamecube/Wii. Multiboot loading of the Poke Transporter can be put through a very inexpensive build of a Raspberri Pi Pico and a simple shield for the Game Boy Game Link port, using akkera102's gba_3_multiboot project. All the other necessary hardware components are official.
also VC doesn’t trade your pokemon to Gen 3 lmao
But it's not missing from the Pokémon community. This is like the fourth fan project I've seen covering Pokémon transfer from Gen 2 to 3
lol ok
Eh, these Pokemon are still illegitimate since they are only supposed to go to Gen 7 and up. As long as you tell other people that they are hacked before trading or battling with them, things should be good.
Absolutely LOVE seeing this, I've always wanted to do this as well. Just to let you know, there are legit ways to get mew from gen 1 and celebi from gen 2 legitimately, including shiny or not, but it is quite a bit to setup for both, and take some time.
How?
Wtf this was so much more cool than I could have thought it would be! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
This is incredible!! Now we don't have to play through the FR/LG games just to transfer to RSE. I plan on doing this soon. I have all 151 in Kanto and will get the remaining in Johto over to my emerald soon
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Hey! I've been seeing some people complaining about the limitations of this method, so I'll drop this info here.
For transfering from gen 1/2 to gen 3, you can also use "Pokémon Gen 3 to Gen X", which was one of the inspirations of this project. It mimics the Timecapsule, which was how gen 2 was able to trade to gen 1.
It always generates legal Pokèmon in terms of encounter, while also not deleting the moves you give them (if you want to transfer the Pokèmon to Home, you may need to delete the illegal moves eventually, but it's up to the final user, and not the software: this allows stuff like No Guard Fissure Machamp in Gen 4). It keeps shinyness and other stuff as well! It also gives you more control on the nature of the generated Pokèmon, as well as many other features, like support for all languages, or the fact that it can work both via multiboot AND cart swapping, making it accessible to more people.
It is less "pretty" and "user friendly", but it's an homebrew which gives more power to the user. :)
Your dream in a different format exists in Pokemmo. You go through the gbc era regions to DS era with the same team.
I know, I showed a clip of it ;) my wife and I did one of the earliest lets plays of it back in the day, albeit before most of the regions were added
"If you wanna keep your mons, you can use the GB operator and back up your save"
Or you can use the Box clone trick that we all used to get 999 Rare Candies and Master Balls in Pokémon Gold and Silver.
lol
I’d rather just preserve my save as is than clog it up with cloning
Or you can use an emulator
@@BagzAndPresident An emulator magically backs up my cart saves without any hardware interface? Tell me more
"I don't know how people play on anytng other than *FAST* text, it drives me crazy."
I'm glad it's not just me that feels this way, lol.
Goppier did something like this I’m excited to see your solution too!
I would have purchased Goppier’s device. The trail seems to have gone cold unfortunately.
@@acheronXcomplex I am in their discord and just last week there was chatter about the trade-device and how it might be ready soon!
It is mind blowing that they were not only able to transfer Gen 1/2 Pokemon to Gen 3, but even *inject* an event into the actual Gen 3 cartridge to receive the transferred Pokemon! And they even have the Transferring screen for the Gen 1/2 games!
Would you pick up the Pokemon from Bill in FRLG?
You sir are about to blow up.
Just remember me when you get to the top
Haha well thank you
Hey man. thank you! amazing video.
Pretty cool video!
I just finished my living dex on gen 3 games for the first time ever!
I did it on emerald, I plan to backup my save on my gbxcart and then transfer all my live dex to a different gen 3 game (with pokemon box on a modded wii) rinse and repeat until all gen 3 games have a full living dex.
Now I gotta complete every Pokédex ,transfer them to Pokémon ruby then to Pokémon box 😊
YEAH! That's what I'm hoping for.
Hey, so a bit after I saw this video, I found out that it's actually possible to use GBA Link Cables to connect GB/GBC games. And it's actually quite simple to do, the only caveat is that you need *two* Link Cables for it to work. Basically, you just plug the P2 (grey) ends of the cables into the GBAs and the P1 (purple) ends into the other cable's additional port, essentially daisy chaining them together.
I'm currently working on a living shiny dex in Silver. Glad to hear I'll be able to transfer everyone past the dividing gap.
(As for why I'm hunting on original hardware, it's because I want to use the shiny hunting method in gen 2 games where you use Stadium 2 to see the shininess of the egg before it ever hatches)
Those Versus guides were top tier
OMG I CAN FINALLY HELP MY FRIENDS OUT THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!
Thank you :)
I need stadium, yellow, silver and an n64 now. I always hated my teams not coming with through generations; this bring a tear too my eye and a smile too my face! Would this work with emulation since the wiiu GameCube controller port works for them.
Pokemon fans are so dedicated i wont be surprised if in the future they figure out how to make actual real pokemon just for authenticity
You all have filled my heart with joy. Thank you for your kind words!
Thank you for watching!
0:11 DUDE. SAME! Old people of great taste, UNITE!
This plus the recent EmeraldNet demo that came out recently is going to make Gen 3 become WAY EASIER to complete now!
This seems really cool! I just wish that green background didn't give me a headache.
Huh, that’s an odd headache cause
Yo that’s super cool we can finally get mons off the OG games!
Also have you got a shiny Lugia!?
Yeah it came from my OG Y save; pretty sure it was a GameStop event or something
I’m not so sure it could have been done. We can do it because we had 20 years to work this out. GF had only about 2, in which they had to completely redesign things from the ground up and get all that working on brand new hardware that no one fully understood.
It’s not that hard
@@MegaMetal96 If it wasn't that hard, fans would have had a solution in the mid to late 2000s.
@@Dad_Shoes there’s a big difference between fans trying to circumvent the developers and developers getting in their own way due to incompetence.
@@MegaMetal96 And there's a big difference between developers having a genuinely hard time figuring something out in their alloted, limited development window and being "incompetent". Fans have been coming up with solutions for a large variety of ideas, such as making sophisticated save editing software that can break down everything in a game's save file over a decade ago. You'd think they would have created a transfer feature in the near two decades fans have been doing this.
@@Dad_Shoes I feel like you have no idea how mons are actually programmed in this game and you’re just arguing for the sake of arguing. DVs are 0-15 in gen 1/2 and IVs are 0-31 so you could literally just double it and add a 50/50 chance to add 1 and you have a perfectly fine algorithm. For EVs you add up all the stat exp and distribute it evenly. Add a simple check to make sure you don’t go above 252 in an individual stat and you’re good. See I did it in 3 minutes because I was bored. It doesn’t take a team of developers to do something so simple.
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A yes a fellow Gold version Connoisseur when they were a kid :)
Why are the nicknames and OTs bugged out?
My guess is character ID differences. You’re seeing a lot of 8’s in Gen 1 nicknames because the hex ID in those games is FE
What the FRICK?! How did the text change like that?! That's insane, it's like newly injected updates!
I remember reading my Firered Gameboy Advance Manual. And it said cannot Link Trade to Red/Blue/Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal. That was sad. But at least you guys managed to figure out a way to do it.
Are the Pokémon “Authentic” when it comes to home,poke-bank hack check?
They're illegal in gen 3 but most become legal when transferred up to later generations. They have a full legality table on the project page.
Awesome vid 💯
Thank you!
Can you please explain your Setup and how you connect all Parts to transfer? I like your way to safe the old friends but I don’t understand exactly how the process works.
This is how I back up my saves:
ruclips.net/video/5-EwacH4ZjY/видео.html
Then for this setup it’s just 2 gameboys connected with a link cable
@@lostsaves Thank you so much ☺️
"Swap a/b" just swaps the functions of the a and b button in the menu.
It might inject the same way e reader injects, you can create new events with e reader
Yeah. Stuff’s like magic these days
seems a lot like the thing Goppier made years ago to transfer from gen2 to gen 3
Did they actually release it? Seemed like they built something custom for themself and no one else really had access to it. This is far far more accessible
Nice! I'm guessing it's injecting some code through an ACE exploit in the gen 1-2 link protocol so it can read out a box instead of doing 1:1 trades like the game is designed to do.
Lorenzoone has a different GBA homebrew tool that does 1:1 trades between 1/2 and 3, and can even send GBA Pokémon back to the older games, but at the cost of more modification so they can retain certain data. I don't think his always results in Home-legal pokes though.
And of course there's Goppier's which uses a separate device in the middle so both games just see a trade.
As for why Game Freak didn't do this, even in it's GBC-like link mode, the GBA link port is 3.3 volts while the GB/GBC one is 5 volts. In practice, you plug it together and it just works despite the voltage difference, and does so for all models of Gameboy I tested it with. However, it's definitely not kosher by the specs, and I doubt Nintendo would have allowed them to release a game that has players do it.
To clarify, when the GBA has a GB cartridge in it and it's in GB mode, the link port is 5 volts. But as long as it's running in GBA mode, it's 3.3 volts. So even linking 2 GBAs, if one of them has a GBA game in it and the other has a GB game, you will have a voltage mismatch.
Small correction: aside from gen 1/2 only moves and current level being too low, which are things you can fix yourself in-game, my software will always produce legit Pokèmon. Both for the games themselves, and Pokèmon Home!
We can finally send over the mons from gen 1 and gen 2 to gen 3 ❤❤
I still have my save data for all gen 1 and gen 2 crystal 💯💯💯💯
I should make a YT channel dedicated to creating a "Universal Trading" mechanism xD
I wonder how the transfered mons migrate to the gen 3 games after the transfer between PTGB and the gen1-2 packs. Do they stay in the app until you link it back with the gen 3 game to complete the transfer? That part of the process wasn't explained very well so I'm quite confused. Amazing that this exists though, thanks for sharing.
im stuck on the "the pokemon save file was not loaded succsessfully.." screen, what can i do?
nice channel subbed
Thank you!!
I wonder if it was a cancelled project and the dialogue you got from Lanette was left over from it?
If i had to guess, i'd say the inject is working via the berry fix program
Time for me to sweep Gen 3 with 6 lvl 100 Missingnos
You can’t bring some event pokemons though like the zap cannon squirtle since it isn’t available in the newer games/virtual console
Yeah :/
Try "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X". It doesn't allow transfering entire boxes at a time, but it will keep your moves.
It will also generate proper data to keep the Pokèmon legal (except for impossible moves, but the choice to delete them is left to the final user).
How does this translate gen 1 and 2's DVs to IVs? Or does it just randomly redistribute the IVs like the transfer to pokebank?
good question
it says "download here" in the desc, yet no exe file in sight? no rom/gb/ds files in sight?
I went to the site, but I don't know which are the right files for the Poke Transporter App
The Fateful Encounter part seems weird since that is supposed to be used as an anti-cheat measure for Mew and Deoxys. Technically that would mark them as "illegitimate" to Nintendo, though it becomes mute upon transferring them to Gen IV since the Pal Park wipes the met data, except for the version, and simply notes whether it is from Kanto, Honenn, or a distant land. Though this makes me wonder what it will say for pokemon from the Gen 2 games. Does it just say Kanto? Since it is the closest to Johto and they share the same League. Or does it say Honenn? Since you transferred them to one of the Honenn games.
Can't say Distant Land since that is reserved for XD and Colosseum and there is a very limited selection of pokemon that can be found there and most of them will have the national ribbon.
How is nature decided?
How does it transfer EVs? Since only in Gen1&2, EVs can be maxed out for every stat
Any recommendations on a controller for playing ROMs on PC?
If you're playing 2d stuff like this, the 8bitdo lite version 1 is really good. If you need thumb sticks, it's really just a regular xbox or Playstation controller that is great and easy to get ahold of. I'd recommend an older gen one since it's cheaper and you don't really need the new features like a ps3 controller. If you want something more specific that matches like a n64 or something, that's a whole other can of worms.
Isn't a ps3 controller a pain to connect to computers and androids via bluetooth? @@JRC2397
So just out of curiosity do I need a game cube or wii or it's just possible with a gb link cable and a gbc and a gba
You just need 2 gameboys like I said
@lostsaves oh perfect 👌 sorry the whole set up had me confused
What happens when you transfer them up to Pokemon Home? Do the Pokemon receive the game boy icon just like the ones we transfer from the 3DS versions of gen 1 and 2?
Transferred mons get their origin changed to Fire Red/Leaf Green or Heart Gold/Soul Silver (for legality reasons), so they won't get the Game Boy mark. You can transfer them to HOME just fine, as their met location is reset when transferring from gen 4 to 5.
@@Bimzoncio thanks!
Does this work for roms on emulators, or only official hardware?
We need this for emulators that could be used with only one device instead of 2
Wait so you 100% need a gamecube to do this?
also here before this blows up
No, just 2 GBAs, one with the ability to run roms
Only question i have is would this work with Roms, since not all of us have our old saves
This is fantastic, though when I tried to use the transporter I got stuck. The github link doesnt include any rom file. What is one supposed to do?
Update: Nevermind, I'm just an idiot. I was downloading the wrong content. You get the gba file from releases...🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
This is so cool!! I have two questions:
1. Do you know if this works cross language?
2. If a pokemon from gen 1 has stats that would make it shiny in gen 2, would this also be able to read that and make it shiny in gen 3?
Currently only English releases of gen 1/2/3 are supported, but all languages are planned to have support in the future! As for shininess- yes! There was a bug with shininess in v0.2.2, but as of v0.2.4 shininess will transfer correctly from both generations and will be seen as legal (outside of Mew/Celebi of course).
There Is A Another Way Of Doing That And I’ll Type It Out
Step 1 : Download PKhex
Step 2 : Rip The Saves
Step 3 : Copy Stats And Moves EVs And IVs
Step 4 : Create The Pokemon
Step 5 : Click The Checkbox If It’s Says Legal Then Congrats Export The Save And Boom Burn The Save To The Cartridge! And If You Want You Can Just Remove The Pokemon From The Old Save!
Glad If It Helped!!
Is it exploiting RCE in Pokémon red/blue to make it say "Transferring" .. like that? Thats kinda cool
I got the same play station coasters lol
What does it do about IVs/DVs and Stay Experience/EVs? I REALLY dislike the way Nintendo handled it, essentially randomizing or zeroing everything.
Need to do an update the graphics and everything look alot better in the newer versions from what i seen
I think I’ve spent more hours on platinum than any other Pokémon game I’ve played
Wow!
Trying this for myself however keeps telling me I haven't become Champion yet done it twice now with Leaf Green, strange
It probably requires you to have the national dex.
If you don't want to wait you can try "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X" . It will print a warning, but it will allow you to do the trades regardless.
@@Lorenzooone I have the nat dex tho
Haven't watched all of the video yet, but I hope they're seen as legitimate in the newer games.
can you do this with mgba?
If Nintendo wanted us to care about which pokemon we have are "legitimate" then they should have gave us a good way to transfer between generations. And now they're doing the opposite and shutting down Bank.
You know what? I don't care anymore whether its legitimate or not. I don't even play competitively. I just want my Pokemon teams transferred between games. What are they going to do, ban me from the 3DS eShop which doesn't exist anymore?
I traded over a shiny ditto from my gold version to my ruby version and it took away the shiny from the ditto 😥😫 I was really hoping this would work for my shiny ditto so I can breed and hatch shinys.
That was only a thing in Gold/Silver/Crystal.
Uhm... It shouldn't... Regardless, if you have other Shiny Pokèmon, I'd suggest trading them using "Pokèmon Gen 3 to Gen X". It will make them properly legal, while also keeping the shinyness.
Mega memory card would help.
They kind of did with the eshop versions of the og games
Not to go to Gen 3
what happens to the EVs?
In Generations 1 and 2, the maximum IV's each pokemon had was 15. In the Generation 3 games, due to the different hardware architecture, as well as the introduction to natures and abilities, this was drastically increased to 31
@@Kali_Krause The question was about EVs though, not IVs. EVs could be maxed for every stat in Gens 1 and 2, whereas Gen 3 onwards limited it to only 510 total.
This is why I left pokemon sadly its way to l8r now bc o don't have my old cartridge 😢
Oh it is Eposvox
caught me
Too bad there isn't a way to do this with a 3rd Gameboy & the software being in gb cartridge form. It would eliminate the need to buy this expensive stuff.
I would argue that a custom-made cart of this would cost just as much/if not more than a flash cart. But also it's editing the 3rd gen save while on the same gameboy, doing it from a separate GameBoy couldn't work. Could use GameCube if you don't have a flash cart. Having/getting a third gameboy could/would also be as expensive as a flash cart
Yes
only English pokemon edition cartridge
1:32 Also, can we just highlight from a design standpoint how much of an incoherent mess this chart is?
Not to shit on whoever made it, I'm sure they did the best they could for an equally convoluted system, but it's just not clear at all what sorts of restrictions are on what games
Haha yeeeah
Thank you for the tutorial you made. I tested it out on my own and even moved the pokes through all official transportation paths and reached Gen 9. Even made my own tutorial on it. ruclips.net/video/obn0us36M_Y/видео.html Thank you for all your help in bringing Poke Transport GB to light! Cheers!
Homebrew be like
They could, but they would make more money putting this energy elsewhere like making new games and supporting more recent games. It is what it is. But congrats on making a pipe dream a reality, and a big pipe dream at that. You basically learned every facet of the game boy, the advance, each generation game, the code, and system communication package systems, and troubleshooting and problem solving to fulfill a nerd's dream.
Can you make a tutorial for dumb people like me?
What do you need clarification on from this one?
This is neat, but it isn't legitimate. As long as you know that yhese transfers are not legitimate at all, and make sure to tell people before trade or battle with them, things should be good.
If you catch them legitimately, trade them up, and Home accepts them legitimately, that’s legitimate enough for basically everyone
@@lostsaves Home's hack checks aren't the best out there. You can make a good amount of hacked Pokemon go through such as a Gen 1 VC shiny Mew (which is impossible legitimately) and a Gen 3 English Faraway Island Mew (only legitimately possible on Japanese copies of Emerald).
Is it good enough for what people want? Sure, but fact of the matter is, they aren't legitimate or legal.
If Home doesn’t detect it, who’s policing what’s legal/legitimate at this point?
If I legitimately catch a pokemon in a game and transfer it up, and Home lets me use it fine, it’s as legitimate as I’m ever going to care about. That’s literally THE desired outcome, that’s what everyone wanted from these kinds of systems. No amount of being pedantic about it will change that experience for the rest of us lol
@@lostsaves The person policing it is yourself, especially if you use them in a multiplayer setting (trading or battling). If you are willing to hack for yourself, there is no issue with that, you shouldn't even care about whether Home detects or not.
Just don't try to pass this off as a great achievement for "legitimacy" when it isn't legitimate nor legal. Also, I think Gen 2 to Gen 3 transfers have been possible for years with software, which is the same end result.
In the end, I do admit that a lot of work was put into this software, to the point where it edits the ROMs of the official games as well buy injecting custom code (like that "Transferring" screen in your Pokemon Blue and how Lanette/Bill hold your transferred Pokemn for you).
Yeah this is just needlessly pedantic and a waste of time. The bar, for most people on a practical level and *officially* , is Pokémon Home clearance.
The whole spirit of this is to take your *legitimate* teams with you across games. This tool lets you do that while also keeping your teams safe to register as legitimate in Home.
Arguing legitimacy is not a good use of anyone’s time on earth at that point. Don’t like it, don’t use it.
I’ve seen a few postings of people hacking their own way to transfer Pokemon between the games, but they never really end up being user-accessible tools in the end. This one is easy to use and quite accessible, all things considered. Hence my excitement, the excitement of many of the commenters here, etc.
you mention mew and celebi not being "legal" even if they are legit? celebi from crystal event or the mew from old school give away where they traded you one at event?
They aren’t recognized that way since there’s only code to see them that way straight from the games on VC and that doesn’t exist when simply trading them up to third gen. That’s why there’s the stabilize option being worked on
Because there's never been an official way to transfer pokemon between gens 2 and 3 GF never bothered to code those event pokemon for Bank or Home, so despite actually being legitimate, they flag the hack checks as being fake instead.
Also adding on, Celebi was only distributed in Japan through the GS Ball event. You would have to hookup your landline and Game Boy to get the GS Ball. Then head to Ilex Forest and interact with the shrine. Celebi can also be gotten through the Japanese version of Pokemon Colosseum in gen 3 using the special bonus disc