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[[Image:PokesavScreenshot.PNG|thumb|right|Screenshots of Pokésav 0.39 English]]
[[Image:PokesavScreenshot.PNG|thumb|right|Screenshots of Pokésav 0.39 English]]
'''Pokésav''' is a program that edits {{3v2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}} save files, developed by a Japanese programmer named COM. One version works with any Diamond or Pearl save file, and another works with Platinum, including those backed up from a commercial cartridge using a flashcart or a cheating device such as the Gameshark Duo. The application can also export [[Action Replay]] DS codes, which when activated will provide the same effects in-game as editing the save file.  
'''Pokésav''' is a program that edits {{3v2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}} save files, developed by a Japanese programmer named COM. One version works with any Diamond or Pearl save file, and another works with Platinum, including those backed up from a commercial cartridge using a flashcart or a cheating device such as the Gameshark Duo. The application can also export [[Action Replay]] DS codes, which when activated will provide the same effects in-game as editing the save file. All that is needed is when the game is started hit L and R to activate the cheats.


With Pokésav, players can edit many aspects of the game including Pokémon, their movesets, the inventory, and in-game records. Because of this, many people consider it to be a "hacking" program used to gain an unfair advantage in competitive play. Creating a Pokémon of any caliber may only take a few minutes with the use of Pokésav, whereas it may take hours and hours to legitimately breed and train the same Pokémon. This brings up questions as to whether the use of the program is ethical.
With Pokésav, players can edit many aspects of the game including Pokémon, their movesets, the inventory, and in-game records. Because of this, many people consider it to be a "hacking" program used to gain an unfair advantage in competitive play. Creating a Pokémon of any caliber may only take a few minutes with the use of Pokésav, whereas it may take hours and hours to legitimately breed and train the same Pokémon. This brings up questions as to whether the use of the program is ethical.
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To combat the usage of programs like Pokésav, Nintendo has banned the use of all Pokémon they determine to be "hacked" from online play. This includes such Pokémon with impossible movesets or abilities, such as a {{p|Spiritomb}} with {{a|Wonder Guard}} or a {{m|Recover}}ing {{p|Skarmory}}. However, sometimes Nintendo's servers cannot differentiate edited Pokémon from trained Pokémon, so these legitimate looking Pokémon are often let through.
To combat the usage of programs like Pokésav, Nintendo has banned the use of all Pokémon they determine to be "hacked" from online play. This includes such Pokémon with impossible movesets or abilities, such as a {{p|Spiritomb}} with {{a|Wonder Guard}} or a {{m|Recover}}ing {{p|Skarmory}}. However, sometimes Nintendo's servers cannot differentiate edited Pokémon from trained Pokémon, so these legitimate looking Pokémon are often let through.


== Examples ==
Codes vary in size depending on what is done. Here is a short code from Pokesav Platinum that will simply give you all the badges.
94000130 FCFF0000 B2101D40 00000000 20000096 000000FF D2000000 00000000
Codes can also be much longer too such as this code from Pokesav Platinum that gives you a Lv.100 Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, Mew, and Tauros that are shiny, have moves and abilities they can legally be learned by them, and are holding various items.
94000130 FCFF0000 B2101D40 00000000 E00000B4 000000EC 28028545 FD5F0000 D7386532 0E5245D5 44826380 D0B5FB9B B4210ADE AC6520E3 B8E5B479 5C9D281D F282E09A 99B01160 9730F633 BD34384C 50A67319 80DB6EF4 8DE110A7 4D863954 F4CBBBAE A2ED389D 48BB3866 CAB65348 41BCE845 3C51C647 47650F91 B879B3FA C8695A45 FB67A5DC 0980E63F 32A18EB4 F902970C DA0A56EE 6894D1AE EC71013B 765C660C 5E1608AD 0FF1F23C 98DBA67B 453B5BA4 60FDF462 0039903C 3A3CABB0 59C23B80 7DF0CCBB 881F99D6 7F16A799 DAA4A415 B5FDF1F9 844A1504 E23E2864 50C13640 57E9BFC5 96CB9763 EC00EB2A FBC81362 3428F9CC DC8CC836 0D9E914C 6F78E4BF 00000000 E00001A0 000000EC 9EB9B505 77DC0000 C22AB5A4 C578300D 60310449 2D3F24CF 9B7FF417 A72A7536 8298401E FC53534F 66B975B0 0BC9A24B 617D6C31 DE771420 D08E59A6 CB08DB70 E215B3F1 244BDC6B 11FFF29C 2EAD72FD E4AC74CC 1A537374 B1FA6519 45216370 B1060FCA 8D79D68B D2158D6E 35FB61E7 2BCFD2BD FE84F0C7 D44A384A 2367450B 7B42BAE0 53AE1750 11B87117 C1D3D07A 11F50BB2 F20180B0 8834FFE1 F641BAD5 562D47A4 47FEB3DE AA2FB28A 339D7567 97B755E4 F71558F2 6774FFD3 A9724859 7F7C492B D8C80B11 F45B2E56 136423B3 176F5277 D04401B8 967250D1 6AC98B83 0058C069 25AB44A5 C35BCDEA 00000000 E000028C 000000EC 4BFBCC13 994B0000 1D5FC8F9 CF981C9C A4EEFAAE EB350401 CF03E28B 0992B0A7 AED6FBBA 64A2F497 F0435A45 E09714FF BC119630 3A2285CA 2FBCA1E8 A87A6150 28AA75A3 6DEA9A19 776767C6 26480E8A F04ADDBD 6FFCD71B 564C4D63 7C33CA09 62FD241F 2DC7AA63 9BA6C702 076B9388 3EC1EE42 B2664787 21ECB75F 4CF9466F 75E4CCC2 8B65A951 168EBC16 9B3A1AF9 668542B8 13C58F70 1C6D0080 0C041D69 931AA336 79D30BD6 D8B58D2A F4657960 5BAD8449 90E46371 CE7C1AC2 2FBA1DF1 01E2CF0F 0F66DCEC A5D52835 B8933472 25B5524A 9766B2BE 13C3FF37 D617F89A D7D38FBF 4CC2F401 9540C8BF 00000000 E0000378 000000EC D08517AF B3540000 788E3D1F D653670E 789CA4B0 BCAFE552 056AED39 4643D213 5215BFC9 94F5B1A6 69EB9AE5 C28E8131 F2588DDE E431A30C 6EC22C51 75AABB89 6918DD28 009E1050 DA5A460B D1525A14 97859D69 A6DB8AB6 322D155A C19C1A4E 1087BA83 FB6DFA5F 70103554 1304B726 337B69A5 373B5479 8A3F4A7D 2D11A818 473C840B BC137ECC 1B12163C 50238E06 864637F3 2AB1C5FE 5D9AC007 188DB008 A99B77E8 FFC593AE B1943418 24F98587 E0C994E7 4D8DCD04 6EE44D9C 34007FE4 350FD872 DC86BC92 66AA919D 9ED326CC 21377E8F F9398A84 07994576 80F5C90A 5C7D1909 83C5746A 50189C84 00000000 E0000464 000000EC 68C1F39F 103D0000 72CC1010 AED1CD73 23CDC834 CDAB00AA AED86BB9 B2FB21BB 21B3A300 D28EF9A4 46C62BA8 4BE8B195 FE95816B 74643E06 6D4FA437 61D12214 942D2659 286C6A70 1DF2D602 FEAEB801 840C38A0 CFC5CECD 5F8C71F6 99C1F2AF DC043D7C 201048A2 D505B112 80CE33C3 16EEEFE5 ACDC21B4 E7F6EACC E1D01EB5 B12AB3B7 DF2E9C0E 36377EC9 E711477A 1A003DCB BD9B52BB 4C68E554 F640B505 FCF0A863 47A806CF 708165B9 52F864CC 1309BFD5 C9516DCA B38BFC53 CDE42991 60F879F0 297F3E47 99E6BE94 236A1815 C37F6192 1374E70B 1BBB562E 01489740 9AD15A5E E504273D 77EA8DD5 00000000 E0000550 000000EC FA7937F3 C0740000 0EE58901 EB72D839 249F4984 FCBE0131 B1113B34 E61C24FD 5B0451B0 6E22BCA7 87476F54 0A4D56F2 34D846B4 34985E2F 9468609E 47B98F81 9E6A31EA BD6BA319 5C17CEBF DE1E7A39 577DEDEA AC4B225C 37C9D704 A47CC895 F74E25DB 26CC0C0E E8845844 3490FD0D D2DC84DA ACE6D576 8FF8D4C6 E17B17CC BBC6596B 8175D9F1 1EA48D9B 31534087 13C394D1 13C096B7 78FCAE43 73E0D736 05BAF386 79F3C653 AF390508 FF94AED2 DBA1C5E8 ACA9DD13 B95C273E 623BED55 65F60EC8 CB478B59 DD139931 26D68846 E2A43C95 9F4B6ACC 5C558F45 C2FBDD8B CE49B6C6 F2029FB5 EF09C31F 00000000 D2000000 00000000
Having codes that are too big, such as codes for all the legendaries (shiny) in one box can make it so the game can't load. Also trying to load several codes at a time can have the same effect.                               
==External Links==
==External Links==
* [http://projectpokemon.org/editing/pokesav/ ''Pokésav'' (English)]
* [http://projectpokemon.org/editing/pokesav/ ''Pokésav'' (English)]