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I've put up a chained-shiny implementation on my webspace: http://www.tsanth.com/pokemon/chainedShiny.txt

Kudos on the write-up. I'm glad to see that this is finally being properly released into the wild.

This is the most succinct definition of OU and BL I have ever seen.

The implication from pAC is that checking eggs for legit-ness is not possible precisely because of that. The post from the_artic_one: -implies that egg checking is now possible if given both parent PV/IV sets (or at least, that's how I'm reading it). Corrections are always welcome.

I believe I misstated my reasoning. Let me try again: 1) I assume that the intent of the Shoddy programmers is to move Shoddy to more closely simulate the game mechanics. Having the PV/IV checker also check for egg PV/IV sets brings it closer to this goal. 2) I assume that detecting illegal...

Properly detecting illegal movesets would require implementing breeding mechanics, complete with exceptions from ADV, XD, etc. In that sense, incorporating such a detector implies simulating breeding.

There wouldn't be a distinction between "Shoddy battles" and "real battles," because the inputs and outputs for the two would be the same.

It was my understanding that you have 4,294,967,296 different PVs, but for each PV, you have 3 possible IV sets. Given that, aren't there 3*(2^32) == 12,884,901,888 possible PV-IV sets?