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Program information ±Compatible with:This calculator is compatible with the following Pokémon games:
Please note that the Base Stats of several Pokémon have been changed in Pokémon X & Y, Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, which makes this calculator incompatible with those games. However, you can use the XY Individual Value & Stat Calculator as an alternative. How to download this calculatorTo download this calculator:
CreditsThis calculator is maintained collaboratively on GitHub, where you can find further documentation and extras. It was originally written for Exultico Pokemon Tools. Program History ±Checking online status...
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DisclaimerPokémon and related characters are © Nintendo, Creatures, Game Freak, and Pokémon Inc. This unofficial, fan-made program is not endorsed by any of the above companies. Guide: How to Use the Advanced Pokémon IV Calculator
Step 1: Pokémon Selection1. Begin by selecting the Pokémon species from the POKÉMON SPECIES dropdown menu. 2. Choose the desired Pokémon from the list. If you're unsure about the Pokémon's type, egg group, characteristic, or hidden power, you can leave those fields blank for now. Step 2: Nature and Egg Group1. After selecting the Pokémon species, choose the nature of your Pokémon from the NATURE dropdown menu. 2. If you know the egg group of your Pokémon, select it from the Egg Group dropdown menu. Otherwise, leave it blank. Step 3: Base Stats and Effort Points1. Enter the base stats of your Pokémon in the corresponding input boxes under Base Stats. If you're unsure about the base stats, you can refer to Pokémon databases or guides. 2. Distribute effort points (EVs) among different stats in the Effort Points section. Enter the number of effort points gained in each stat according to your training. If your Pokémon has not gained any EVs, leave all fields at 0. Step 4: Level and Stats1. Enter the level of your Pokémon in the Level field. 2. Input the current HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed stats of your Pokémon in the respective fields under Stats. Step 5: Individual Values (IVs)1. The INDIVIDUAL VALUES section displays the calculated Individual Values (IVs) of your Pokémon. 2. The Median field shows the median value of each stat based on the entered information. 3. Use the Lv. field to adjust the level of your Pokémon if needed. 4. The EPs field represents the Effort Points gained by your Pokémon. Adjust these values if necessary. 5. The Spread field displays the calculated distribution of IVs based on the provided information. Step 6: Damage Taken1. The DAMAGE TAKEN section displays the damage multipliers for each type against your Pokémon. 2. It shows how much damage your Pokémon would receive from different types. Step 7: Calculated Stats - Min/Max1. The CALCULATED STATS - MIN / MAX section provides the calculated minimum and maximum stats of your Pokémon. 2. The values displayed here are based on the Pokémon's IVs, EVs, level, and other factors. Note: If you encounter an error message such as "Halt and Disable Operator!" or a prompt suggesting you select a Pokémon species, please ensure that you have followed the previous steps correctly and that all necessary fields have been filled. Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to use the Advanced Pokémon IV Calculator. Utilize this calculator to fine-tune your Pokémon's stats and maximize their potential in battles. Good luck on your Pokémon journey! |
Instructions ±About the IV CalculatorThe IV Calculator is an invaluable tool for Pokémon trainers that allows them to determine a Pokémon's Individual Values (IVs) by inputting the Pokémon's details. It also has the capability to calculate stats at any given level and deduce a Pokémon's Hidden Power type and power. If terms like IVs and EPs seem unfamiliar to you, I recommend reading a Pokémon Training Guide before using this tool to familiarize yourself with these concepts. Here are a few examples of how you can use the IV Calculator: Shuckle, Giratina, Snorlax, and a team. User Interface
IV Calculation (show simplified view)* Fields marked with an asterisk are optional. ALWAYS TRACK YOUR EFFORT POINTS! It's crucial to accurately track your Pokémon's Effort Points (EPs) to obtain reliable results from the calculator. If your Pokémon's EPs are incorrect, the calculator may return errors. You can reset their EPs by feeding them anti-vitamin berries as needed. The Stat Judge can provide insights into your Pokémon's potential and reveal the stats with the highest IV. You can find the Stat Judge in various locations: 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 some games, you may need to speak with the Stat Judge multiple times to determine if there's a tie for the highest IV. To facilitate using the calculator, you can use the CTRL/CMD key to select or deselect multiple stats. If you're aiming for highly accurate results, you can use just a few Rare Candies to level your Pokémon to 20. Remember to save your game before using the Rare Candies if you want to keep them. Single mode: For greater accuracy, it's recommended to input the optional information and additional row data for low-level Pokémon by leveling them up, evolving them, or changing their form. The "+Lv." and "+EPs" indicators will inform you of the additional levels or Effort Points required to refine the resulting IV spread. Team mode: This mode is useful for IV Battles. You can use it to calculate the IVs of multiple Pokémon at once. In an IV Battle, gather a team of low-level Pokémon and battle with a friend online, forcing the Pokémon to level up to 100. Then, record their projected stats for analysis. Row mode: Use this mode to calculate and examine the details of a selected Pokémon in more detail. Stat CalculationBy using the median IVs and inputting Effort Points, the calculator accurately calculates a Pokémon's stats at the specified level. Hidden Power CalculationHidden Power's type and base power depend on a Pokémon's IVs. If you already know the type of Hidden Power, it can assist in calculating the IVs. The Hidden Power guru can reveal the exact type of Hidden Power for a Pokémon. In various games, you can find the guru 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. Attacking a Kecleon in some games can also provide helpful information. Using the IV spread (or median IVs if locked), you can calculate all possible combinations for Hidden Power. EP Training Tools
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