botbuilder-community-dotnet VS SysBot.NET

So, in this post, I'm going to talk about adding an opensource community component of Google Actions SDK. This component is powered by the Actions SDK adapter which is primarily built by Gary Pretty (big thanks to him). Once you're in the Package Manager section, find Bot.Builder.Community.Components.Adapter.ActionsSDK and click on install on the right.

The Bot Framework Component Model is the new framework to share and re-use bot's functionality in the form of bot templates (Empty bot, Core bot with Language), packages (Custom Adapters, Middleware) or complete bots as skills. You can now create the bots with confidence as you won't find yourself in a situation where you can't customize or find it difficult to share the portions of your bot with others (unless it's poorly designed 🤐)

[Source code](https://github.com/kwsch/SysBot.NET)

Unfortunately, LAN play isn't available. If you're trying to trade you might be able to use sysbot when it supports Gen 9, however I'm not sure how it works. You could also try finding someone that has a hacked Switch and giving them the file for your Pokemon and have them trade it back to you.

It's a bot that allows people to generate custom pokemon and have it traded to them in-game. Its done using save editing. Here's the GitHub repo for it also.

Stop conditions you can even specify square or star shiny.

Hey everyone! I run a Gen8 Sysbot server on discord, for those of you that are unfamiliar with sysbot more information is available here: (https://github.com/kwsch/SysBot.NET). Even though I had nothing to do with the development of Sysbot, over the last year of running the discord server I have constantly been requested to make something similar for Gen7. It was never much of a priority of mine, but recently with the GTS in the Gen7 games becoming almost entirely unusable due to corrupted Pokemon deposits from scumbags, I decided to try and make something akin to sysbot’s Pokemon trading feature for the Gen7 games.