(Programming) EonTimer / ZomgTimer - Page 2

**Toast++** · Jan 20th, 2011, 2:32:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat rav3n_zero

Gotta post to say this: thank you, sir. Without that visual aid, I'd still be cracking my head around some weird problem in sound I'm having with both your program (sounds are off, waaaay off) and PikaTimer (doesn't make a sound at all).

You're quite welcome.

To you and anyone else who has downloaded, you're going to want to update to the new 2.2. I had a pretty big bug in the CGear timer and a small one that didn't adjust the minutes correctly sometimes. These have both been fixed.

rav3n_zero · Jan 20th, 2011, 2:44:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat ToastPlusOne

You're quite welcome.

To you and anyone else who has downloaded, you're going to want to update to the new 2.2. I had a pretty big bug in the CGear timer and a small one that didn't adjust the minutes correctly sometimes. These have both been fixed.

Not only that, but now it shows the second length! Nice update. Downloaded already. :)

GoingVinsane · Jan 24th, 2011, 10:06:59 PM

Thank you. I've been experiencing a problem with pikatimer for some time now. It would randomly count down super fast and distort my system's time. Your program seems like it'll be just what the doctor ordered.

Sprocket · Jan 26th, 2011, 9:19:52 PM

Been using this over PikaTimer for awhile. It downright rocks.

**Toast++** · Jan 26th, 2011, 9:42:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat GoingVinsane

Thank you. I've been experiencing a problem with pikatimer for some time now. It would randomly count down super fast and distort my system's time. Your program seems like it'll be just what the doctor ordered.

Glad it's working well for you. =)

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Originally Posted by Fat Sprocket

Been using this over PikaTimer for awhile. It downright rocks.

Thanks!

Moomoswine · Jan 29th, 2011, 2:26:23 PM

This timer is great! But I've been having a problem using this for Emerald. Whenever I try to hit relatively higher frames (~30000) using the timer, I end up missing by 2000-3000 frames, even when using the calibration. It works fine for lower frames. Am I doing something wrong?

**Toast++** · Jan 29th, 2011, 3:56:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat Moomoswine

This timer is great! But I've been having a problem using this for Emerald. Whenever I try to hit relatively higher frames (~30000) using the timer, I end up missing by 2000-3000 frames, even when using the calibration. It works fine for lower frames. Am I doing something wrong?

Well, it's a fairly new feature, so it may have some bugs. I don't RNG Emerald myself so I can't tell you what's you wrong. I'll have someone look into it though.

Edit: After consultation, I assume you're using an emulator? The problem is that it doesn't run at full speed. The change can make you hit off of what you want it to be. I haven't elected to include a feature to counteract this since it wont do a ton to solve the problem.

Princess of Johto · Feb 18th, 2011, 7:46:57 PM

Is there a guide to this timer, or something? I've read all of the amazing things about it, and I believe them, but I'm not familiar with the beeps and I'm not sure when to hit A. Like, with PikaTimer, how it counts down from 9 to 0, I know when to press A. But with this one, the beeps are confusing, so if someone can help me, that would be nice ^^

rav3n_zero · Feb 18th, 2011, 8:11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat Princess of Johto

Is there a guide to this timer, or something? I've read all of the amazing things about it, and I believe them, but I'm not familiar with the beeps and I'm not sure when to hit A. Like, with PikaTimer, how it counts down from 9 to 0, I know when to press A. But with this one, the beeps are confusing, so if someone can help me, that would be nice ^^

As I only use Toast's Timer to RNG I think I can help. Well, the beeps are actually the number you input + when it hits zero.

I'll give you an example: I always use 10 beeps and Visual Mode, as I find it better, with 500ms frequency. So it will start beeping when it hits 5 seconds, and beep every 500ms there after (4,5 seconds, 4 seconds, 3,5 seconds, and so on) + a beep when it hits zero (total = 11 beeps). You press A when it hits zero, the last beep.

Princess of Johto · Feb 18th, 2011, 8:28:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat rav3n_zero

As I only use Toast's Timer to RNG I think I can help. Well, the beeps are actually the number you input + when it hits zero.

I'll give you an example: I always use 10 beeps and Visual Mode, as I find it better, with 500ms frequency. So it will start beeping when it hits 5 seconds, and beep every 500ms there after (4,5 seconds, 4 seconds, 3,5 seconds, and so on) + a beep when it hits zero (total = 11 beeps). You press A when it hits zero, the last beep.

I'm still a bit confused about the frequency. And I don't get what I bolded. So, does that mean it beeps twice for every second? Lol, sorry, I'm just used to PikaTimer that only beeps once every second + the last beep when you press A. Is it possible to make it do that on this timer?

**Toast++** · Feb 18th, 2011, 9:07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat Princess of Johto

I'm still a bit confused about the frequency. And I don't get what I bolded. So, does that mean it beeps twice for every second? Lol, sorry, I'm just used to PikaTimer that only beeps once every second + the last beep when you press A. Is it possible to make it do that on this timer?

Yes, its possible. Look at the first page for a bit of an illustration. The frequency is just how many times it beeps in a second. A second is 1000ms. So 500 is half a second. I've personally found it mucheasier to hit at this rate and I encourage you to try it this way a few times. The number of beeps part is more of a "countdown from." For example the default 5 means 5.. 4.. 3.. 2.. 1.. A. So a total of 6.

rav3n_zero · Feb 18th, 2011, 9:10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat Princess of Johto

I'm still a bit confused about the frequency. And I don't get what I bolded. So, does that mean it beeps twice for every second? Lol, sorry, I'm just used to PikaTimer that only beeps once every second + the last beep when you press A. Is it possible to make it do that on this timer?

A short answer would be: 1 second = 1000 miliseconds. So when you set the frequency to 500ms, it will beep twice in a second. For example: when it reaches 5 seconds, and when it reaches 4,5 seconds (500ms away from the last beep), and so on.

About your question, yes, it's possible. You just have to increase the frequency to 1000ms. It will beep every second + the last beep.

Ninja'd by Toast.

Princess of Johto · Feb 18th, 2011, 9:19:51 PM

Ok, I see :D I'll try 500ms first, and if it doesn't work out, I'll try 1000ms. Thank you ^_^

erasmus · Feb 20th, 2011, 7:34:47 PM

so my target second would be 02 if target time is 12:00:02?

just wanted to be sure.

Downloaded it and using now

**Toast++** · Feb 20th, 2011, 7:53:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat erasmus

so my target second would be 02 if target time is 12:00:02?

just wanted to be sure.

Downloaded it and using now

Yep.

On another note, I have to update this thread at some point.. I'm so lazy.

rav3n_zero · Feb 20th, 2011, 8:16:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat ToastPlusOne

Yep.

On another note, I have to update this thread at some point.. I'm so lazy.

Nah, what you need is help the guys build the RNG Reporter 9, for us, commoners to RNG in B/W. xD

Uiru · Feb 21st, 2011, 1:18:51 PM

So what exactly is meant by "upgrade Java"? I'm on W7 and command line doesn't recognize either of those strings.
~Uiru

**Toast++** · Feb 21st, 2011, 2:43:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat Uiru

So what exactly is meant by "upgrade Java"? I'm on W7 and command line doesn't recognize either of those strings.
~Uiru

No need for command line. The program is an executable. If clicking to open doesn't work, just download Java.

If it still doesn't work, PM me for a link to the beta of a new timer.

pokemon99 · Feb 21st, 2011, 3:03:00 PM

Just installed Java. What do I do now?

rav3n_zero · Feb 21st, 2011, 4:07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat pokemon99

Just installed Java. What do I do now?

Did you try double-clicking the .jar file?

pokemon99 · Feb 21st, 2011, 8:46:07 PM

I don't see a .jar file in the folders I downloaded. I only have "META-INF" "Com", and "Org" as the folders

**Toast++** · Feb 21st, 2011, 8:48:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat pokemon99

I don't see a .jar file in the folders I downloaded. I only have "META-INF" "Com", and "Org" as the folders

You tried to extract it. It's an executable file. Just double click the original downloaded file.

pokemon99 · Feb 21st, 2011, 8:57:36 PM

Ah! That helps a LOT! you might want to put that in your first post

**Toast++** · Feb 21st, 2011, 9:00:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat pokemon99

Ah! That helps a LOT! you might want to put that in your first post

Like I say, I need to update this. Actually, I'm thinking of making a site where this stuff will be explained. Actually until a couple of people did it, I had no idea that a jar file could be extracted so... that's part of the reason it's not there.

Faro · Feb 21st, 2011, 9:51:00 PM

i've been having this problem for so long now, it seems that when im using pikatimer to rng and try to hit a certain delay, at first im way off and i have to update but that is ok, the problem is it seems that i usually hit delays around the delay i need and im able to verify that from the adjacent results but it seems that when i actually hit the right delay i end up on a totally different seed, and when i try to search the adjacent results viz the roamer method i get this message "no match was found for your roaming pokemon" , note that the roamers are raikou, entei and latios, raikou and entei are in the right route but latios is always on a different route than it should be according to the data from rng and that is why i get that annoying message :S

all in all, can somebody please help me understand why when i hit the right delay i end up on a different seed :S why cant i get the right seed when i actually hit the right delay.

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Jan 24th, 2011, 10:06:59 PM	#28
GoingVinsane Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 9 Oregon	Thank you. I've been experiencing a problem with pikatimer for some time now. It would randomly count down super fast and distort my system's time. Your program seems like it'll be just what the doctor ordered. __________________ Once you Golbat you'll never go blat.

Jan 26th, 2011, 9:19:52 PM	#29
Sprocket Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 1,494 Phoenix, AZ	Been using this over PikaTimer for awhile. It downright rocks. __________________ Black FC: 2537-3042-2350 VGC2012 Analysis: Slowbro (Uploaded)

Feb 18th, 2011, 7:46:57 PM	#33
Princess of Johto Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 1,630 Ohio	Is there a guide to this timer, or something? I've read all of the amazing things about it, and I believe them, but I'm not familiar with the beeps and I'm not sure when to hit A. Like, with PikaTimer, how it counts down from 9 to 0, I know when to press A. But with this one, the beeps are confusing, so if someone can help me, that would be nice ^^ __________________ » My Pokemon » BW Entralink PID+IV abuse guide » BW ID/SID+shiny starter abuse guide » HGSS Safari Zone abuse guide » Pokecheck Box On hiatus. Possibly retired.

Feb 18th, 2011, 9:19:51 PM	#38
Princess of Johto Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 1,630 Ohio	Ok, I see :D I'll try 500ms first, and if it doesn't work out, I'll try 1000ms. Thank you ^_^ __________________ » My Pokemon » BW Entralink PID+IV abuse guide » BW ID/SID+shiny starter abuse guide » HGSS Safari Zone abuse guide » Pokecheck Box On hiatus. Possibly retired.

Jan 29th, 2011, 2:26:23 PM	#31
Moomoswine Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 25 Toronto, ON	This timer is great! But I've been having a problem using this for Emerald. Whenever I try to hit relatively higher frames (~30000) using the timer, I end up missing by 2000-3000 frames, even when using the calibration. It works fine for lower frames. Am I doing something wrong?

Feb 21st, 2011, 1:18:51 PM	#42
Uiru Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 155 the floating castle of Newfoundland	So what exactly is meant by "upgrade Java"? I'm on W7 and command line doesn't recognize either of those strings. ~Uiru

Feb 21st, 2011, 3:03:00 PM	#44
pokemon99 Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 71 Ontario, Canada	Just installed Java. What do I do now?

Feb 21st, 2011, 8:46:07 PM	#46
pokemon99 Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 71 Ontario, Canada	I don't see a .jar file in the folders I downloaded. I only have "META-INF" "Com", and "Org" as the folders

Feb 21st, 2011, 8:57:36 PM	#48
pokemon99 Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 71 Ontario, Canada	Ah! That helps a LOT! you might want to put that in your first post

Feb 21st, 2011, 9:51:00 PM	#50
Faro Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 13	guys please help me out =) i've been having this problem for so long now, it seems that when im using pikatimer to rng and try to hit a certain delay, at first im way off and i have to update but that is ok, the problem is it seems that i usually hit delays around the delay i need and im able to verify that from the adjacent results but it seems that when i actually hit the right delay i end up on a totally different seed, and when i try to search the adjacent results viz the roamer method i get this message "no match was found for your roaming pokemon" , note that the roamers are raikou, entei and latios, raikou and entei are in the right route but latios is always on a different route than it should be according to the data from rng and that is why i get that annoying message :S all in all, can somebody please help me understand why when i hit the right delay i end up on a different seed :S why cant i get the right seed when i actually hit the right delay.