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They advance the RNG by moving or turning. and no they don't advance the RNG while you are in your journal.

Yeah it is, they only advance the RNG if they happen to move, so you could get a frame of 5 with good timing.

you mean like soon as you hit "continue" the initial journal page has a captured or defeated pokemon on it? if that is your question then yes it does. edit: yeah its tedious when you get that high lol, gl tho

that doesn't make sense though, the frame won't change the coin results, only the delay and time will. are you using the correct date for the spread?

so your coin tosses are matching or they aren't? if they are matching then you are hitting your delay and time and you are missing your frame if they aren't then your frame isn't the problem it is your delay and time. even if you hit a different frame it won't change the coin toss result as...

it all depends on how good you can keep count of your journal flips, some people don't mind doing 1000's and some don't like it doing more then 50 its all on how comfortable you are if the spread is worth it.

the flips will tell you if you hit the seed, but to check the frame you need to hatch that egg and match it to the Breeding (DPPt) method after you find what seed you hit. if you are doing the journal flips right, you did the calibration phase right and your frame and target frame are both...

and you sure you are hitting your delay? the coinflips won't tell you what frame you have it will just let you know if you hit your seed.

You will want to make sure that your calibration frame are both either even or odd, it will make it a lot easier to get down. The roaming poke doesn't need to be added into the equations since you are hatching it will be already be added to your frame as well as the people roaming that town by...

Yes, your initial seed is based off the date, the exact time you pressed "continue" hr/min/sec, and the delay.

when hatching you do the frame calibration to take into account the roamers and moving npcs prior to doing the flips. so its (target frame - calibration frame/2) Osirus is your target frame even or odd? does it match your calibration frame in that sense? When you do (target frame -...