LIE-YT Posted December 11, 2022 Posted December 11, 2022 So like the Titel suggest i have got a legal Dunsparce in Colosseum (Rom) and trade it on to Emerald (Rom). Now i did see in Gen 9 Dunsparce got a Evolution and even a rare 3 Segment Version of it. After asking around for help how i can make that possible before all of the trading up and than needing to try over and over again. So people told me i need to check the PID because that's saying if it can be a 3 segment one or not. Also they told me it would need to be a hardy nature and that the PID need to be divided through 100 when it is converter to a decimal number. I don't know if that's true but that's all i got until I got told that here is help for me. So can someone tell me what PID are possible in Colosseum to get the 3 segment one? In the best case i would like to get it shiny So if someone could tell me detailed (since I am not that expirienced with pkhex and all that) how i can make that happen? I thanks for everyone that can help with that and apologize if the topic was allready made but i did not see something that fits and fits my point of knowledge about that.
Atrius97 Posted December 11, 2022 Posted December 11, 2022 Quote PID need to be divided through 100 No. For Three-Segment Dudunsparce from a Gen 3 Dunsparce, you need: If PID is in decimal format: PID mod 100 == 0 If PID is in hexidecimal format: PID mod 64 == 0 The symbol % refers to a Modulo operation, not division.
LIE-YT Posted December 11, 2022 Author Posted December 11, 2022 1 minute ago, Atrius97 said: The symbol % refers to a Modulo operation, not division. What do you mean i don't see any % symbol in pkhex like i did say i don't have much experience with the PID
Atrius97 Posted December 11, 2022 Posted December 11, 2022 If you're doing RNG abuse in Gen 3, or manually calculating the PID, PKHeX isn't going to have any options to automatically set the correct PID for you. In newer games that don't have PIDIV, you can use the batch editor command ".EncryptionConstant=$rand0" to set an EC with the correct value, but with Gen 3 and 4 that would violate PIDIV and cause PID mismatch
LIE-YT Posted December 11, 2022 Author Posted December 11, 2022 Is it possible that you could tell me a PID that would fit since you sound more experienced with all of that
Kaphotics Posted December 12, 2022 Posted December 12, 2022 1 hour ago, LIE-YT said: Is it possible that you could tell me a PID that would fit since you sound more experienced with all of that No. You were told how to find one.
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