This section of the guide covers how to RNG manipulate day-care eggs. In BDSP, the day-care can be found in Solaceon Town.
At this stage you should have already followed all of the setup and installation instructions found on the initial page of this guide.
Missed some setup instructions? Click here to go back!In BDSP, the game operates on a constantly advancing RNG seed, which determines all random events such as shininess, and stats of eggs. Moarencounterbots can track & monitor seeds in real-time and even automate seed progression to a specific point. This automation handles the tedious RNG work, allowing you to focus on finding and hitting targets instead.
Eggs have a chance of being generated after 180 steps have passed since the Pokemon were deposited in the day-care, this is known as the "egg step counter". How the internal details of the egg is generated depends on if the player has access to the Oval Charm.
For stability reasons, it is best to have the Oval Charm, then generate the egg in an area where the RNG advancements are more stable, it can then be picked up from the day-care man at any point. This guide only supports the Oval Charm method.
First, you will need to configure PokeFinder to match the details of the Pokemon you are hunting, then set the desired search filters.
Figure 1 - PokeFinder SetupClick the Gen 8 -> Egg
button after launching PokeFinder to open the main window for breeding eggs. Here is where we will fill in all the details about the Pokemon being hunted.
Max Advances
field, enter the amount of frames you are willing to search through.Settings
section in the middle, specify the egg parent species details.Masuda
checkbox if you are using parents with different language tags (Masuda Method).
Ditto takes the place of the second parent, if your non-ditto parent is male, Ditto is considered the mother and vice versa. If the Pokemon you are breeding does not have a gender, Ditto takes place of Parent B.
Next, you will need to find your current seed, this can be done using Moarencounterbots (SysBot.NET).
Figure 2 - Finding Current SeedTo easily obtain your current seed at any given point you can use the EncBotCopySeedBS
bot routine in Moarencounterbots. You will need to toggle a few settings in the Hub
tab for use with PokeFinder.
Hub
tab, open the EncounterRNGBS
dropdown menu.Bit64PokeFinder
in the DisplaySeedMode
dropdown menu.MonitorRefreshRate
to 0, this will be needed later.Bots
tab, type the local IP address of the console.EncBotCopySeedBS
and add the bot.When starting the EncBotCopySeedBS
bot at any point your seed will be produced inside the Logs
tab. These seeds can be pasted into the Seed 0
& Seed 1
fields of PokeFinder to search for targets that match your search parameters.
Now that you understand how to obtain your current seed, you will need to position yourself poperly in game.
Figure 3 - Game SetupIn Figure 4, we can see that a Shiny x that matches the search filters has been produced in y advances, this is the frame that we will aim to generate the egg.
EncBotCopySeedBS
again to produce a new seed.Consider increasing the search range if you are consistently finding "bad" seeds. Moarencounterbots is capable of advancing millions of frames with ease using the EncBotDexFlipBS
routine. Alternatively you can opt to use less strict search filters.
From here you will need to advance towards your target frame. The majority of the work can be done using Moarencounterbots, but again this will require changing settings inside the Hub
tab.
To advance large distances as quickly as possible, use the EncBotDexFlipBS
routine. A description of this routine can be found here. Having a decent chunk of your Pokedex completed is important for optimizing this method.
Hub
tab, open the EncounterRNGBS
dropdown menu.MaxTotalAdvances
value to ~10,000 frames before your target (e.g if Target is at 100,000, set to 90,000).Bots
tab, type the local IP address into the assigned field and remove any other active bots.EncBotDexFlipBS
and EncBotRNGMonitorBS
After the settings have been properly toggled, open the Pokedex in game, disconnect all controllers using the unsync button, then start the bot. The bot will automatically pause the game when the MaxTotalAdvances
has been reached.
You do not need to use the Dex Flip routine if your target is of a small distance away, scrolling the Pokedex manually while monitoring your seed is effective enough in these cases.
Reconnect your controller after the Dex Flip routine has ended. If you are using JoyCons simply slide them onto the rails as you would normally. If you are using a pro controller and it does not automatically sync (or registers as a second controller), you will need to reconnect your controller from the controller settings.
Once you are close to your target frame (within ~10,000 frames), you will need to advance the rest of the way and hit your target frame slowly using EncBotRNGMonitorBS
to monitor your seed. It is assumed that you have correctly followed the Game Setup found in Figure 3.
The recommended method of hitting a target frame accurately is by pressing the home button twice to resume and pause the game, this technique is known as "home mashing". While you can hit targets without using this technique, it is considered less consistent.
EncBotCopySeedBS
to the bot list and click Start All
.EncBotCopySeedBS
after doing this.EncBotRNGMonitorBS
instead, click Start All
to monitor your RNG state, then unpause the game, monitor until you are ~100 frames from your target.You may optionally choose to manually advance the RNG state by scrolling the Pokedex. Be careful not to overshoot your target!
If the Egg has been sent to your party, deposit it into Box 1 to use PokeViewer.NET's Box View
function to read the details and confirm the target frame has been properly hit.
In Figure 7, PokeFinder displays the target on advance x, and SysBot logs indicate that y number of advancements have occured, so we can now take the final step (180) to generate the egg, then redeem the egg from the day-care man to confirm the target frame has been hit.
Figure 8 - Result Found (PokeViewer.NET Confirmation)After claiming the egg from the day-care man, then opening PokeViewer.NET and using the Box View
function, we can see that the Pokemon matches the PokeFinder search result. Mission accomplished!