Forced Shiny [Square] (Keep TID/SID)
This method modifies only the top half of a provided PID, based on provided TID and SID.
This is how the game forces a mon to be shiny, when a non-shiny PID was rolled.
Square (Keep PID)
Generates a Square Shiny by rolling for new TID and SID.
Star (Keep PID)
Generates a Star Shiny by rolling for new TID and SID.
Any (Keep TID&PID)
Using provided TID and PID, the tool will generate a SID that would result in the mon being shiny. Can be Star or Square.
Note: Because there's 2 fixed parameters, it is possible that the tool cannot find a SID that would result in the intended shiny.
Square (Keep TID&PID)
Using provided TID and PID, the tool will generate a SID that would result in the mon being Square shiny.
Note: Because there's 2 fixed parameters, it is possible that the tool cannot find a SID that would result in the intended shiny.
Star (Keep TID&PID)
Using provided TID and PID, the tool will generate a SID that would result in the mon being Star shiny.
Note: Because there's 2 fixed parameters, it is possible that the tool cannot find a SID that would result in the intended shiny.
Star (Keep TID&SID)
My program contains a list of seed(which will lead to star shiny PID)'s based on TSVs. I only associated one PID per TSV.
So basically it just gives you a star shiny PID based on TSV.
When you use this option, make sure you change all data on the mon to match what is shown in the Overworld stats calculation.
Star (longer) (Keep TID&SID)
It searches through random seeds to find the TSV of your trainer. While searching, the user cannot hit the Generate Shiny button, as it's still searching.
Longer stands for it will take longer (if just a few seconds)
When you use this option, make sure you change all data on the mon to match what is shown in the Overworld stats calculation.
Square (longer) (Keep TID&SID)
It searches through random seeds to find the TSV of your trainer. While searching, the user cannot hit the Generate Shiny button, as it's still searching.
There are 3 things that can happen:
(1) The program finds a square shiny PID, so will push that as a result.
(2) The program finds a non-shiny PID, and will force shiny it to square, and will push that as a result.
(3) The program finds a star shiny PID. Being that you can't apply force shiny to star shiny PIDs, it will then loop back and search until result 1 or result 2 is found.
Longer stands for it will take longer. [tho it seems pretty immediate to me]
When you use this option, make sure you change all data on the mon to match what is shown in the Overworld stats calculation.
Unrelated note:
If a PID would be shiny when matched with TID/SID, and the game rolled a cannot be shiny for that encounter,
the top half of the PID will minus 0x1000, in order to get the mon non-shiny.
(There is an exception: if the PID starts with 0, it'll instead + 0x1000)
