It's the minimum amount of time you take to get into the game.
Every second, approximately 60 delays pass. (Uh I'm not sure what is the units for delays. ._.)
You should read more about delays here. It's pretty important if you want to hit your seed.
Hahas, sorry, I totally misinterpreted your question.
I thought you meant the value you put into the "minimum delay" and "maximum delay" of shiny egg.
Good luck RNGing!
1) Are you using PokeRNG DP?
2) Are the minimum IVs you input unrealistically high? For example, it is highly unlikely that a nonRNGed ID/SID combination will give you all 30-31 IVs. Maybe 27+ would be a good range.
Edit: Oh, right, and the Spreads generated will be in a .txt and a .csv file, and these two files will appear in the folder in which you saved your PokeRNG in.
Ahhhh! I see them now. :P
Thank you.
But hold on... what does this info mean since it's not telling me which are the delays, seeds, and etc.
A6150401 1280 1207 1209 1205 1231 Naive 1
I Already know this part but what about the rest of it above?
30/31/31/30/31/31 Grass 70
Seed: A6150401
Method 1 frame: 1280
Method J frame (synch): 1207
Method J frame (no synch): 1209
Method K frame (synch): 1205
Method K frame (no synch): 1231
Nature: Naive
Ability: 1
And are you serious that you got a HP Grass 70 without RNGing your ID/SID?
No, silly. I didn't get one without rngin my ID/SID. I'm just asking because I found it on the files the pokerng picked up.
Oh yes, Where do I add these info on the rng reporter?
It depends. Do you already have a game with the desired ID/SID combination?
And I'm assuming here that you want to catch a shiny heatran with HP Grass 70.
Actually, I don't know. Because I don't know to do it?
And I really don't care if the heatran is shiny or not. I just want to capture a heatran with near flawless/good iv's so i can show it to expert evans and get myself off of that treacherous blacklist.
Whut. In that case, whose ID/SID combination did you input into Wichu's PokeRNG? You're making me confused. How can you not know if you have the ID/SID combination that gives you the HP Grass 70 Spread? =P
If you want to capture a nonshiny naive HP Grass Heatran, you could have said so earlier and spared yourself all the trouble with PokeRNG.
SIGH. For non shiny Heatran with HP Grass 70, follow these steps.
1) Open RNG reporter.
2) Click "Seed Finder".
3) Input the Nature (Naive) and the IVs that will give you HP Grass 70.
4) Check the "Open" button.
5) Click "Find".
6) A list of possible frames and delays should appear. Click the one that you like best. For me, I have trouble counting to 100 journal flips, so I'd generally pick a low frame. (You can use Pikatimer to hit high delays.)
7) Click OK.
8) This brings you to the main screen of RNG reporter with your desired seed in the Seed (Hex) box.
9) Click "Method J".
10) Click Synch Nature: Naive.
11) Input the same IVs that you put in step (3).
12) Click Nature = Naive.
13) Do NOT check the shiny only box.
14) Click "Generate" and find out the desired frame in the list.
15) Click "Seed to Time".
16) Input the seconds you usually hit.
17) Click "Generate".
18) Click the year and time you want.
19) Input your delay range and the seconds range.
20) Click generate.
21) A list of possible delays and seconds that you will accidentally hit will appear, along with your desired delay and second that will give you your heatran. (DO NOT CLOSE THIS WINDOW).
22) Stand in front of Heatran with 5 Pokemon in your party. Make sure that your steps counter is at zero and the coin flip application is the first thing you'll see when you reboot your game.
23) Save and turn off your gameboy.
24) Start resetting for Heatran. Remember to change the date of your DS each time you reset. Check if you hit your seed through coin flips. "Search Flips". If you fail, RNGReporter tell you which delay you hit so you can rectify your error. And once you hit the correct seed, make sure that you advance the frame correctly. Do this by journal flips and/or walking 128 steps.
Edit: Well, essentially all the steps you need are here. But you don't read the guides so I decided to write it in my own words. =)
Ahhhh! I see them now. :P
Thank you.
But hold on... what does this info mean since it's not telling me which are the delays, seeds, and etc.
A6150401 1280 1207 1209 1205 1231 Naive 1
I Already know this part but what about the rest of it above?
30/31/31/30/31/31 Grass 70
If any journal page have "caught" or "defeated" pkmn then the rng will advance by 2 in other term your frame will advance by 2when I open the journal and start flipping to the pages that say I caught or defeated a pokemon, it will advance the rng by 2.
And when it say advance the rng by 2, what did it mean by that?
ummm.... I think so. But what exactly is a target frame, a roamer, and a monster frame?
Are they something that I need to do with journal flip?
If so, how do I advance the them when I'm trying to rng capture a naive heatran?
The Frame should be 687