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Reference version used for this fork: DeSmuME 5345 from February 2016 https://sourceforge.net/p/desmume/code/5345/tree/trunk/ aka https://github.com/TASVideos/desmume/commit/65c0eec88406a582c9977fdb88ecdb5787aa29b5

Compiler: vs2015

Changes:

  1. Brought back functionality as it was in svn4039, had to disregard some commits. To do that especially the following commits were partially ignored: ** 4040 - 4044 ** 4102 - 4105 ** 4138 ** 4665 (that was a tricky one, see comments in NDSSystem.cpp and main.cpp) ** 5346

*2) Added sensible WFC profile defaults and added code to save in game DNS settings into desmume.ini as new default.

*3) Now using different MAC Addresses than the default one (already improving the scalability of the Friendship code problem).

*4) If internal firmware is used: dumping to and reading from a .wfc file in the Battery folder. Setting and patching the MAC address in the internal firmware. Since we are now always working with a correct controlbit, getting things to work again after a DeSmuME restart became less annoying.

What works:

You can trade Pokemon over the GTS (also from two local games of the same generation if you start your DeSmuME twice, just make sure only one is connected to the server at the same time, or you can use two different computers.) Not sure what else is working (wifi-club trade for Pokemon Gen4 not working, but possibly for Gen5 as in some youtube videos).

Open Issues:

  • Saving WFC connection data between DeSmuME restarts. (In the Pokemon universe we are asking the AltWFC server for new Friendship codes for the same MAC all over, as it is currently. Not good!)
  • Documentation what is really working or not (Are Trade evolutions supposed to work?).
  • More documentation on the communication dependencies between Server and Nintendo DS (In the beginning the communication is base64 encoded; At the first real connection the Nintendo DS is sending the userid (the Nintendo WFC Connection ID) to the server, not the other way around as maybe expected.)