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  • Looks like a good seed to me :)
    A little bit of a shame about the HP, but otherwise looks good to me.
    Do you have a Relaxed Synchroniser?
    It can be done without a synchronizer though, so no worries if not.

    And do you know how to go about hitting the seed?
    Hey sam, im new to this cheking threats thing, but i was interested in a couple of your fully redis pokes. Idk if you want anything specific for trade, VM me if u want a list of flawless OU pokes. I have AR codes for all items too.
    Tomorrow, I'm about to go to bed right now. I'm really tired after staying up to apply to colleges, and I can't even clone atm. I'll give you the Heatran tomorrow and the Shiny Chimchar if you still want it.
    I'd prefer not to go through all 550k of them, so I am going to upload the file, you can download it and search yourself.
    All Method K spreads are actually Method 1 spreads.
    (It's not true that all Method 1 spreads are method K spreads, however most are).

    But since some pokemon are made by method 1 (Gift pokemon, prize pokemon, roamers), it makes more sense to search for ALL of your shiny spreads, including those for these pokes. Instead of just those for wild / stationary legendaries.

    It really shouldn't make much difference in all honesty, but there could be a couple hundred extra spreads that are only Method 1, and not Method K, so it makes sense to find them all. :)
    Finding your shiny spreads is easy, but be warned, the file will be HUGE!!! (about 500,000 rows in excel), so you may want to learn how to do advanced filtering in order to find good ones.

    You open Java RNG (I posted a link before).
    Choose
    Any nature
    method 1
    No synchronizer
    IVs all at 0 and select >= at the top
    enter your ID/SID and tick Shiny only
    have your delays as your minimum one for min. (=~490)
    and about 10000 for maximum (should be high enough to give all spreads).

    Then click Run. This may take a long time, but it should come up with a HUGE *.csv file in the folder you keep JavaRNG. To open the file, right click on it, and select open with excel.
    As I said before though, use Advance filter to find some good spreads for yourself. When looking through mine I spent ~2 hours just filtering through them to find myself some useable spreads.
    Alright be on in a few, I need to add your FC too so I'll be there in a sec. Just wait for me.
    Uhhh. Yeah, I'm not using RNG reporter, I'm using a better faster program.
    Yeah, it's about done.
    I set it to any nature, and IV's as long as it's shiny for your game. I found 524,296 different shiny spreads for your game.
    Sorry, I was in bed.

    Try:
    Seed = c5150212
    Frame = 16 or 18.
    Delay = 520 (in 2010)

    The IVs will be 30 / 15 / 30 / 31 / 31 / 31. If you don't mind the 1-lower in HP.
    =====================================
    As for calibration, I honestly wouldn't bother.

    If you use Calibrated Delay = 480, Calibrated Second = 14.
    And then fill in the rest of the timer normally you shouldn't have too many problems.

    The only thing is when you're creating your adjacent results in RNG Reporter, create +/- 99 for the first run, so you have a broader range to know how far away you are.

    Then whatever delay you do hit, enter that in "Other Delay" on Pikatimer, and from then the game should act as if you had calibrated.
    Seed = a21504f7
    Frame = 327 (110 if you have a Timid Synchronizer).
    Timid - 31 / 22 / 30 / 31 / 31 / 31
    Not shiny.

    Enter that information into the Seed to Time bit on RNG reporter as usual.
    I have to go to bed now, so I can't help more 'til tomorrow. Sorry.
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