It's also very simple and easy to use as a non-C-gear timer as well. I caught a pokemon in two tries using C-gear mode. It solved issues with severely swinging delays on Gen 4 RNG and it is super efficient with C-gear seeds on Gen 5. It has everything you need to RNG on Gen 4 and Gen 5. I've been testing this timer and it is just the best timer ever.
2DS AND EON TIMER HOW TO
Where can I find out how to use this stuff? I have a great idea for something to add. It will in all likelihood be its last update.
2DS AND EON TIMER UPDATE
The efficiency update was a simple fix that I've just taken a long time to do. GUI in Java is incredibly tedious and I just don't want to deal with it unless I have to. It really could use a complete rewrite since it was written when I knew little about programming. The code is messy and it would take a lot of time that I don't really want to put into it to fix. I'm just glad people are getting use out of it!įine. I did not put this update out as an alert because it is relatively minor. This was due to a font-size adjustment in Windows. 32-bit programs work on 64-bit processors, just not as well. Anyway, I don't know how to compile 64-bit Java. Well then you shouldn't have got a Mac (jkjk, well kinda). Why is there only a 32-bit version of ZomgTimer?
If it says 圆4, you have a 64-bit machine.īut. If it says x86, you have a 32-bit machine.
Here it will give you "x_-based PC." The blanks will either be 86 or 64. When it does, look for "System Type" in the information that appears. Go to Start > Program Files > Accessories > System Tools > System Information How do I know if my computer is 32-bit or 64-bit? - Note: this is no longer necessary. I'll be putting out info to work around any necessary things that I can't include in it. ZomgTimer is pretty much a finished product. It's the better of the two as it has more options, better UI, slight accuracy improvement and it's more easily upgradeable for me.
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