Advanced Individual Value & Stat Calculator |
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Program information ±Compatible with:Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed, LeafGreen, Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver, Black, White, Black 2, White 2 for the Nintendo DS and Pokémon Colosseum, XD, Battle Revolution for the Nintendo Wii. Several Pokémon have had their Base Stats changed in Pokémon X & Y, Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire; therefore, this calculator is incompatible with those games. However, you can use the XY Individual Value & Stat Calculator instead. How to download this calculatorWhile in your browser window, go to File > Save As... and save this page to your computer. Make sure to select HTML only when saving. You can then use it offline whenever you want. CreditsThis tool is maintained collaboratively on GitHub where further documentation and extras can be found. Originally written for LegendaryPKMN. Program History ±Checking online status...
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Instructions ±AboutThis calculator allows the reverse calculation of any Pokémon's Individual Values when given the Pokémon's details. It can also calculate stats at any given level and deduce a Pokémon's Hidden Power type and power. If terms such as IVs and EPs sound Greek to you, then you should read a Pokémon Training Guide before using this tool. Here's some example use cases: Shuckle, Giratina, Snorlax and a team. User Interface
IV Calculation (make it look simpler?)* Fields marked with an asterisk are optional. ALWAYS TRACK YOUR EFFORT POINTS! Every calculator will return errors if your Pokémon's Effort Points are inaccurate! To reset their Effort Points, feed them as many anti-vitamin berries as necessary. The Stat Judge can tell you the potential of your Pokémon and the stats with the highest IV. He is located in the house north of the Battle Frontier's Pokémon Center in Emerald; near the PC in the Battle Tower's lobby in Platinum and HeartGold & SoulSilver; and across from the entrance inside Nimbasa City's Gear Station in Black & White and Black 2 & White 2. In Emerald, Platinum and HeartGold & SoulSilver, you will need to talk to him multiple times to find out if there's a tie in the highest IV. In regard to the Calculator, you can use the CTRL / CMD key to (de)select multiple stats. You can practically get 100% accurate results at level 20, using just a few Rare Candies; save beforehand if you'd like to keep them of course. Single mode: The higher your Pokémon's level, the more accurate the results. If you want to calculate a low level one, then input the optional information and additional row data by leveling-up, evolving it or changing forme. The +Lv. and +EPs indicators, tell you how many additional levels or Effort Points (same level) respectively are required to refine the resulting IV spread. Team mode: Useful for IV Battles; use this to calculate multiple Pokémon at once. For an IV Battle, gather a team of low level Pokémon and battle with a friend online, forcing them to level 100, then writing down their projected stats. Row mode: Use this to calculate and examine currently selected Pokémon in detail. Stat CalculationUsing the median IVs, and input Effort Points, accurately calculates a Pokémon's stats on the given level. Hidden Power CalculationHidden Power's type and base power depend on a Pokémon's IVs. If you know its type already, it can help in calculating the IVs. The Hidden Power guru lets you know exactly what type Hidden Power will be for a Pokémon. The guru is located inside the Veilstone Game Corner Prize Building in Platinum; the Celadon Game Corner Prize Building in HeartGold & SoulSilver; the Mistralton City Pokémon Center in Black & White; and the northwestern exterior stand at the Pokémon World Tournament in Black 2 & White 2. In other games, attacking a Kecleon helps as well. Using the IV spread (or median IVs if locked) you can calculate all possible combinations. EP training tools
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