IV Calculator now takes Characteristics into consideration

MetalKid said:
I have a feeling that you have more than 216 Speed EVs... With 216, the max Speed at level 60 you can have is 170...
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I tried a couple different combinations, and it looks like I might've accidentally put 30 towards HP and 226 towards speed. As for Sp.Attk, I know that is a 26 because of its characteristic, so it doesn't matter that it's invalid, anyways, thanks, this calculator rocks! By the way, speed was 31!
 
MetalKid, I'm not nit picking and I'm very greatful for all the work you put into this, but I have a question for you regarding your offline (download) version of the IV calculator/Pokedex: does the auto-updater work for 5.0 yet, and will this addition be added to this version of the program?

If it's simply something you're working on for the future, then I'll bide my time and be content.

Thanks again for your wonderful efforts. Your program saves me a ton of time as your server is usually bogged down pretty bad.
 
No, it doesn't work right now. I will put one in eventually, tho. I'm finding less and less time to program at home, tho... :(
 
You should add a reset button for people that type in their Pokemon's stats and stuff. Then they can easily reset everything to check a Pokemon faster without erasing one by one.
 
Cullen said:
I did some more tests (see my post above) and disproved my own theory. When there's a tie for max stats, the characteristic chosen is random.
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I heard somewhere that the Pokémon's Class helps narrow this down.

My understanding is that each Pokémon can be either Class 1 or Class 2, which means either Ability 1 or Ability 2 for that species. (If a species has only one Ability, it can still be either Class 1 or 2, as both classes are the same Ability). From what I heard, in case of a tie, if a Pokémon is Class 1, the message will only appear for three of the six IVs, whereas Class 2 is the other three. Which one is chosen from there may be derived from something in the PID.

I don't know how true this might be... is there anyone who can help me figure this out?
 
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