>>29851682I copied the thread that literally explained step by step on how to do it. Here.
Okay, since I've seen a bunch of people asking for a compiled version of the program, I figured I'd make a little guide telling you how to do it. PKHeX is updating constantly, so make sure to check the Github every hour or so and compile the program as soon as you can. It's actually very easy to do it and you won't need to download large libraries or more than one program. There are other methods, of course, but this one is the easiest, simpler and faster way to do it.
Here's what you need to do:
1. Download the PKHeX repository from here by clicking on "Clone or download" and then on "Download ZIP":
https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX2. Download MSBuild Tools from here and install it:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=481593. Right click on Computer (from your desktop or the start menu), select Properties, then Advanced system settings. Click on the Environment variables button. Find the PATH variable and double-click on it. At the end of the Windows path you should see there, add a ; and then, immediately after it add this path: C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\14.0\Bin. If you have a 32bit Windows version, remove the (x86). Hit Accept or Apply in every window to close them and save your settings.
4. Extract the .zip file you downloaded from Github and go to the folder called PKHeX (NOT PKHeX-master). In there, hold Shift and right click on an empty part of the folder, then select Open command prompt here. In the command prompt simply write MSBuild and hit Enter.
Congratulations! You've just compiled the newest version of PKHeX all by yourself and in less than 10 minutes! The binary file will appear in the bin folder. Also, you might get a warning when it's done compiling, but ignore it; nothing actually went wrong.
