If you look on my thread, you'll find an HP fire spread for a shiny magneton that I bred. You can use that for your Beldum. It doesn't matter what nature you have, that IV spread gives you HP Fire 70. You can also try to google HP Fire to see if there's an alternate spread you'd like. The one for my magneton does not sacrifice attack, which would be good for a quiet Beldum, in case you do decide to give it an attack move.
I don't know. It's a catching seed. I don't use catching seeds to breed. I use the spread (the list of IVs that came with the catching seed) to generate a breeding seed in Time Finder.
If you are catching, you put the seed into the Seed HEX window, definitely not the PID. The list will say seed right in front of the seed.
If you are breeding, you copy the IVs from the best spread into Time Finder so that you can generate a seed for your baby with the HP 70 you were wanting it to have.
I've read back on the help thread. Sometimes you need to turn PokeRNG totally off and then back on again to make it run correctly. I had a couple of instances where it just didn't seem to work (instantly finished without results). For any HP 70, don't ask for shiny, so you won't need your SID or ID, do ask for the nature, do ask for the HP type, and don't ask for exact IVs. Put the IVs to these maximums for timid or modest 29/0/29/29/29/29 and these maxiums for any other nature 29/29/29/29/29/29. You should get results if you do that. Look for a txt file call spreads in the same folder you installed the program.
For HP electric, generate spreads for it on PokeRNG and use the list you get from PokeRNG to then generate a seed for hatching a pokemon with an electric spread. Just use the same IVs PokeRNG gave you. If that doesn't suit you, then google Hidden Power values until you find something you like.
When doing a jolly or adamant pokemon, it's very unusual to have Hidden Power because SpAtt is ruined. So go for max IVs in everything unless you need a special IV due to substitute or some other move/item that might affect your pokemon in battle.
I forget if you told me you have a DS lite or a DSi. If you have a DS lite, put a GBA game into the GBA slot so that your delay will be forced over to even.
If you have a DSi, then you need to find an odd delay or, if you have sufficient time on the second countdown, you scroll down to mystery gift and back up again to continue. This will also force the delay to even.
If not that, you set the DS to another year, but you still use the year 2010 in RNG Reporter. So 2011 on the DS, but 2010 on the RNG reporter settings. (I have never tried this last piece of advice and therefore don't know if I said any of that right).
