Quote:
Originally Posted by Fat chiizu
Your notion that you should be able to find the IVs via the Seed Finder is correct. I searched for the IVs you give above (15 / 27 / 13 / 31 / 28 / 26) on frame 1 (since you said you were calibrating, I'm assuming no IV frame advancement) using your MAC address and while there were results, none of them match what you've put there.
I searched on the IV range that you originally mentioned (17 - 18 / 21 - 23 / 14 - 15 / 26 / 20 - 22 / 22 - 24) on frame 1 with a delay range of 1800-20000, and while I'm not 100% sure, I think you might be hitting something way different than you expect.
90D6AEDD
2011/04/10 23:45:59 9331
Out of curiosity, do you have experience with RNG abuse in 4th Gen?
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Yesterday was my very first attempt at RNG, actually. I spent a few hours reading up on everything and gave it a go.
Just now I tried adjusting the time to 23:43 instead of 23:44 as per ZomgTimer's suggestion to see if I can't do something about the time discrepancy, and I hit the following seed:
860979D3
Delay:
2623
Frame:
1
IV:
13 / 28 / 19 / 17 / 10 / 15
Date:
2011/04/10
Time:
23:43:50
Unlike my previous attempts, there was no time discrepancy between the time I set and the time of the seed I just found. For the first seed search, after reading about how the C-Gear frame change is actually 3 as opposed to 1, I set the frame range from 3 to 8 and got nothing. When I tried it again with frame 1, I got the above result.
At this point I'm fairly certain that I made a very big mistake or three early on in the calibration process, so unless you think I can find the proper calibration value at this point, I'll most likely be starting over.
In the event that I do, however, when using C-Gear RNG, do the C-Gear activation and Sweet Scent frame advancement count as 1, 3 or 4? I've read that frames below 3 are impossible using C-Gear RNG.
EDIT: Just one more question: there's a slight discrepancy in the delay between the seed results in the Seed Searcher and those in the Seed Inspector. I assume this doesn't matter but, just to cover all the bases here, does it?