My delays were always even, for some reason or another.
The problem is that I do the synchronizing very carefully and my button-smashing is very consistent because I do it in sync with the beat of a song, but in one reset it was second 6 delay 650 and the other it was second 17 delay 608 and I was aiming for second 14 delay 632, which I hit very easily and regularly Tuesday (12 times in a row - 4 perfect shiny pokemon), using the same song.
Well your initial question was is there an emloop for DPPt? Yes it's on the front page, 5th o 4th post, but you need to know how long it take for your DS game to come on after clicking on DPPt on your DS menu/Action Replay menu (when the white screen becomes black screen).
You can either
-Turn your starting time into a delay and add it to the delay your aiming for
-Convert your wanted delay into seconds and add it to the time that it takes for your DS game to start, then enter it in the timer. (uncertain if it works well, never tried it)
EDIT:
Syberia's Post says-
''For example, say I was aiming for a delay of 767 (the number in the red box).
Let's also say the delay I got when I checked my seed was 663.
That's a difference of 104 (767-663=104).
In other words, my game took the equivalent of 104 frames to load.
To adjust, I'd simply add that time to my original delay.
The new number I'd enter into the red box is 871 (767+104=871).''
Sphirona's
''First, I took the extra delay value I needed - in my case, I needed 646 and my normal value is usually 600, so
46 - and put that into the
Frames box. That gave me
.76 seconds after converting.
Then, I subtracted 14 from my target
59 seconds - that made 45 seconds.
Since I need to wait the extra .
76 seconds at the continue screen, I subtracted .76 from 45 and got
44.24. I put this in the pre-seconds counting box. Then, I added 14 to the .
76 and used that for my countdown instead. Now, with the second part of the timer, I proceed to the continue screen as usual, except in this case, it gives me a visual approximation for when I should press A - right as
14.76 seconds finishes. This way, I still hit
59 seconds, while satisfying the longer time period I needed to stay at the continue screen to hit my delay.
However, I realized that by doing this, my delay range was still a little lower than I wanted.
So I added 2 to what I put into the Frames Box and got .80 seconds. I went back and did all the math, so that I would still be hitting A at exactly
59 seconds, but that I would be waiting a split second longer at the Continue screen - which would raise my delay a tiny bit. The picture of the Emloop Timer provided is what my final interface looked like when I started reseting again - and got my Pokemon. :0
Good luck, everyone! Remember, we're not machines, so don't worry if it takes a bit more practice to reset and press A at exactly 00:00:00.''
I don't use the preset timer so I do it a little it differently, id go with Syberia or Sephirona's