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3rd Gen Ivs?

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    I don't think you can...it's a predetermined value when you run into a pokey/capture a pokey. The IV value never changes once it's set on a pokey which is almost the almost you run into it. If you're looking for an IV of 0, you'll know if it has 0 IV if you can get to Mirage Island. Check GameFaqs.com for more info.
     
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    Their Individual Values.
    It has something to do with the highest stats that your pokemon can get.
    The highest stats are based on:
    Base Stats
    Indiviual Values
    Effort Values
    And maybe something else.
    So people who put research into the game (or are just really lucky) can get the strongest pokemon.
     

    Frostweaver

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  • the chance of getting a EV 15-15-15-15-15 is equal to 15^5... so calculate the chance of that? In gameboy, this is impossible however online battling you get to adjust your IV so that you can use hidden power.
     
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  • There is a method for calculating the IV's of your pokemon, but you must do it as soon as you catch them(if you use them at all it will be inaccurate).

    I can't remember the exact formulae, but I think I found it on gameFAQs.com. Before you calculate them, you save the game. You then use alot of rare candies(this way you get them to a more accurate level without giving them any effort values). You then use the formulae to calculate IV's, it's just a pity I don't remember the actual formulae.
     
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  • Stat = ((BS * 2 + IV + EV/4) * L/100 + 5) * P

    where BS is base stat, IV is individual value, EV is effort value, L is level and P is the effect that personality has(either 1, 1.1 or 0.9).

    Hit Points = (BS * 2 + IV + EV/4) * L/100 + 10 + L

    where BS is base stat, IV is individual value, EV is effort value and L is level.
     
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