While I realize I may not be up-to-date with current findings, I have a bit of info to share in the business of frame movement. I have been trying for a perfect Timid Lugia in my HG, and for whatever reason it would never reach the right frame. I was shooting for frame 278, and so I planned out a walking route with Repel that would result in the right advancement. However, 5 tests got different frames for the same actions.
So, using Romsstar's SeedVerifier program, I dumped his jar contents and modified line 1082 of PtPanel7.java to:
int loop = (Integer)JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please input the number of Elm Responses you would like.","10");
it's obviously a quick fix since it asks for each output line (I could rewrite the method to allow another argument, where the same window asks for the number before calling showUtugiSeed() ), but it allows the user to choose how many Elm Responses are output by the program. Doing this, I made a stream of 290 responses, organized them a bit, and thus created a checker for the RNG's place before I fight Lugia. I do a little less than my normal walking routine, check 10 responses, find where in the stream I am, and adjust the RNG via radio or calling Elm. It worked right off the bat, like a charm.
So, it's a pretty roundabout way to check for correct frame before engaging in combat, but it might help those who need humongous frame advancements since the upper right radio station might be employed (+14 to +16, variable, I think) to get thousands of frames out of the way, then fine tuning for the last few hops needed.
