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  • Likewise, I am tied up with school.. I still play Pokemon on the side.
    Lots of projects to do, like cute Aron and stupid math, haha.
    Ooook.
    That makes a lot more sense. And the wanted delay is just some arbitrary value, right?
    Hello kind sir...
    I was wondering if you could detail how I would go about determining my:
    1. Wanted Delay
    2. Calibrated Second
    3. Wanted Second

    It appears that my calibrated delay is the delay that i consistently obtain on my cart.
    It also appears that the calibrated second is the time to which i set the ds?
    And the wanted second is the time i want to SR on?
    Hey pikachu, long time no see. Have you bred a Timid Hp Ice Pichu, yet? Also, I wanted to know if I could get a few of your pokemon from your shop. I have tons of new pokemon as well, but I haven't updated in a long time unfortunately. Just let me know if you want something.
    Yes, I'm from Brazil myself, but there are lots of countries like ours.
    Those kinds of problems happens all the time when you are programming. We are the screwed ones, since we always need to format our numbers to US ones, whenever we are developing a system.
    Man, you was a little faster than I was. I found out what the error was, and told Romsstar I was going to fix it, but I'm on a new computer, without JDK. Before I could install it, you've fixed. I hate you now.

    Kidding, I'll finally be able to use Pikatimer. Thanks for your fix.
    Or if it is not too much: Could you provide me a link with fixed source? Just for personal use^^
    It actually works! I can't believe it!xD
    Seriously, thank you very much.

    Also I'm just curious, what did you change in the source to make this work?
    I tried so many ways and was so frustrated that I gotta know pls.
    The Create Timer Button works now but the Start Button does not anymore.
    But I found actually out what's causing this problem

    You did not take into account that different versions of Windows use different decimal separators.
    While the US Separator works just fine and uses a "." the German one a "," which causes this unhandled Expection.

    I just changed my Region Settings to US and it actually worked with the version before, but of course I'd like to use it in my German OS as well.

    Hope you can work with that^^
    It just happened when I pushed the "Create Timer" button.
    I didn't type anything at all.
    Thanks. Here is the expection Report already:D

    Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "17,33"
    at sun.misc.FloatingDecimal.readJavaFormatString(FloatingDecimal.java:1224)
    at java.lang.Double.parseDouble(Double.java:510)
    there is more but I think this it what it's about isn't it?

    Anyways, I thought you might be curious, if you know a fix tell me, I'll try it anyways, I wanna get this running:D
    All right I'm waiting for it, just write me a VM or PM with the link then or something like that, k?:)
    Hi Pika, I wanted to ask you, since we still gotta resolve that PikaTimer issue.
    Could you pass the source to me as the jar doesn't contain any .java files which my IDE needs to. Maybe I could play around and make it work for me?:)
    Ah just compiled it with BlueJ. That worked just fine and it displayed the "24.32" in a new window. Which makes things rather complicated as the Double Parser seems to work just fine then huh?:/
    It's been a while since I did work with java and I probably did this all wrong now but I put the text into a java, javac Tester.java and had Tester.class and run it with java Tester.class I got the Expection:
    "Expection in Thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:Tester/java
    No sorry when it comes to Timers this is already a bit too advanced for me. I rather used strings, floats, and that's about it.xD But not that "complicated" structures.
    I know a bit of Java (really only bits of). I tried to recompile PikaTimer to an EXE but this was basically nearly all I could do. I know some basics but very limited which sucks btw otherwise I'd be a way bigger help for HG/SS Research.

    So if it's something complicated I guess I rather won't be a big help.
    The timers themselves after plugging it actually positive numbers do actually work just fine they run as they supposed to, but the Create Timer does not.
    Yes Version 2.0 and yeah of course I will do anything I can.
    I'd like to get this program running so I'm more then willing to test this special version out to see what actually is going wrong.
    And for Emerald I tried rather normal numbers, 50, 100, shouldn't it be able to work with such numbers?
    It simply stays depressed. Also I experienced for Emerald Timer, no matter which time I put in "Calibrated Time" when I also press "Create Timer" I get: "There are errors in: Calibrated Time".

    Sorry for delay I just realized I answered it accidently on my own page.xD
    I tried Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and I thought one of those should do it but I experienced the very same thing at all three computers. The "Create Time" Button simply did nothing.
    I see, which Java Version would you reccomend to use?
    As I tried the java SDK and java 6 so far and both rather brought me disappointing results. I really would like to use PikaTimer as it seems to be very useful.
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