why dont just leave that lot empty in the iv calculator?
its considered a 3rd gen pokemon then, and the IV calculation is the same
its considered a 3rd gen pokemon then, and the IV calculation is the same
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Most Generation PRNG Help / Information
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Because if i leave that empty, i cant find the seed in the RNG reporter 5.00. It shows that there are a lot of iv's combinations...
This is a bug that is corrected in mingot's latest version of RNG Reporter. Whenever the old time finder searched more than 2^31 things, the Searched number overflowed and went negative.
Right, I understand the 1st page (just) what is the frame for a shiny, timid decent iv rotom? (in the chateau)
You'll have to download RNG Reporter, find your SID, put your ID and SID in RNG reporter and search for yourself because it will be different for every person.
Ohhh....dear.
wild?....cool
Yeah, thanks to Syberia and Mingot for letting me know how.
Nice, it's not difficult to get a Wild one, it's almost the same as getting legends, but at some places there are NPC's, but i guess you got it in Trophy Garden?
Does anyone remember my Emerald program? I've been tweaking it a bit, and I've managed to come up with a version that outputs the D/P/Pt starting seed and method 1 frame for wild Pokémon. You'd still have to use RNG Reporter to find the time and method J frame, though. Would anyone be interested in this?
It's a much faster method of finding your shiny spreads, mostly (takes about 5 minutes to find every single shiny spread, filtered by IVs, for me).
It's a much faster method of finding your shiny spreads, mostly (takes about 5 minutes to find every single shiny spread, filtered by IVs, for me).
Yes! One comment about your old Emerald program though was that it always scrolled past the preceeding spreads meaning you couldn't see all at once. Would this be fixed?
The current version doesn't output the spreads to the window, as it actually slows it down when a lot of spreads meet the search conditions. You'd have to view the output text file. Here's an example of the output:
In this case, I searched for 25+/x/25+/25+/25+/31 shiny spreads. These are just the first few results.
Gotcha. So then will we be able to filter shiny spreads by nature like we did in the Emerald program?
Awesome, i'm interested in the emerald's PRNG
If you need any information or help about adding method J to your program catch me on IRC and I can get it to you.
Also, if you can write up a description and short help I will add info to the OP if you would like.
Also, if you can write up a description and short help I will add info to the OP if you would like.
OK, I've uploaded it. It can be downloaded here:
http://files.filefront.com/EmeraldRNGexe/;13809398;/fileinfo.html
I also added an average IV search criterion, in addition to all the others. I don't know whether I should actually add method J. You need to use RNG Reporter to find the time for the seed anyway, so it shouldn't be too much trouble to use it to find the method J frame. There's not much point having two programs for the same thing; mine is mainly for a faster way to find your shiny spreads.
Oh, and mingot, I noticed you credited me for the shiny formula in RNG Reporter. I'd say you should credit poccil instead, since I used the shiny formula from his site (specifically the one used in his Pokémon Essentials RPG Maker starter kit). Of course, you can still credit me if you want, but I'm not the creator of the formula.
http://files.filefront.com/EmeraldRNGexe/;13809398;/fileinfo.html
I also added an average IV search criterion, in addition to all the others. I don't know whether I should actually add method J. You need to use RNG Reporter to find the time for the seed anyway, so it shouldn't be too much trouble to use it to find the method J frame. There's not much point having two programs for the same thing; mine is mainly for a faster way to find your shiny spreads.
Oh, and mingot, I noticed you credited me for the shiny formula in RNG Reporter. I'd say you should credit poccil instead, since I used the shiny formula from his site (specifically the one used in his Pokémon Essentials RPG Maker starter kit). Of course, you can still credit me if you want, but I'm not the creator of the formula.
Could you make the program to output the results so .csv, Wichu?
Awesome, can't wait to try it out. Although I'm not meaning to be ungrateful, but the length of time to search my shiny spreads was a pain in RNGReporter, especially considering I'm using a high frame and large range of delays. Took me about three hours just to search one nature.
EDIT: Where are th results output to?