Hey there, everyone. I have decided to start breeding in-game so that I have my team on a 3DS as well rather than always go to Showdown\Online for competitive play. However, I am fairly new at this, although I understand the basics, so I'm going to make a rather long series of questions that I would appreciate some help with.
First things first, I understand IV calculators are more accurate once the Pokemon has reached a significant level. Which level would that be? 15? 20? I doubt it would be able to properly calculate the IVs at anything below 10.
Second, if I use the EXP share and defeat Pokemon with another Pokemon, would the EVs be passed to the newborn? This question goes hand to hand with the first, because if they don't earn EVs from EXP share experience alone, I can simply defeat a high level Pokemon to have them gain at least 10 levels, making the process significantly easier. If they DO earn EVs however, then what is the best way to level them up without earning EVs? Rare candies aside unless there happens to have a consistent source of them in-game I don't know about. Also, since this goes hand to hand with EV training, I take the Super Training app is the best way to gain EVs now? I just punch out the bag, get the bags for the stats I want, have the Poke punch them out, and repeat until they have the EVs I want? Is there a way to check how many EVs each stat has in numbers or do you have to take notes on a paper?
Lastly, what is the best way to make sure your Pokemon acquires maxed out IVs on the stats you desire? As an example, I am trying to breed an adamant Riolu with 31 IVs on attack and speed. Is there any way to make sure I get these IVs other than praying the RNG guide is not gonna be an asshole? I understand this question might be answered in the breeding guide, but I believe I have heard the breeding mechanisms changed slightly in gen 6 or something? Thus there might have something of importance I should know not listed there.
Forgive me if this is the wrong thread, considering some of these questions are rather huge(and thus might not fall under the 'simple questions' category).