Notice on the image below the alarm clock icon on the status bar is grayed out because we have Total Silence mode on (the icon to the left of the alarm clock icon). When you set an alarm, you must make sure your device is not set to silent mode or Do Not Disturb. To return to the main Clock app screen, tap the back button in the upper-left corner of the screen. Swipe up and down on the number of “minutes” on the Snooze length dialog box and then tap “OK”. In the Alarms section of the Settings screen, tap “Snooze length”. To do this, tap the menu button in the upper-right corner of the screen. You cannot set a custom snooze time for each alarm separately, but you can change the snooze time for all alarms. Unlike the alarm on iOS, you can adjust the snooze time for alarms on Android. Note that there is no confirmation for this action. If you don’t need the alarm anymore, show the settings by tapping the down arrow on the right and then tap the trash can icon to delete the alarm. Tap the one you want to use and then tap “OK”. If you want to use this option all the time (which we recommend), tap “Always”.Ī list of Ringtones displays on a popup dialog box. To access a list of available ringtones, tap “Media Storage” and then tap “Just Once” to use that option this time only. However, if you want to use a different ringtone, tap “Default ringtone (Oxygen)”.Ī popup dialog box displays asking you to choose how you want to complete this action. The Oxygen ringtone is selected as the default ringtone that will sound when the alarm goes off. Notice that the deselected days do not have white circles on them. You can change which day starts the week in the Settings, which we’ll discuss later. For our alarm, we want it to go off on weekdays only, so we tap on the first “S” (Sunday) and the last “S” (Saturday). If you’re creating a recurring alarm, tap the “Repeat” check box.īy default, all seven days of the week are selected, indicated with white circles. Tap “AM” or “PM” to choose one, then tap “OK” to set the time. You can choose minutes in five-minute increments. Then, tap on the minutes on the left and tap the desired minutes on the clock. Credits to CollectorTogami for TogamiCalc.To set the time for the alarm, tap the hour on the time on the left and then tap the hour on the clock on the right. Credits to Kaphotics for PID to IVs (aka Find Frame) logic and Pokespot RNG. Who is the best rng reporter for pokemon?Ĭredits to Zari for the 16-bit seed to time logic, GameCube RNG searching logic, Pokespot RNG, and generally other advice. Note that Smogon has easy step-by-step guides for Gen5 for both RNG Reporter and PPRNG. 3DSRNGTool for generations 6 and 7, and RNG Reporter and PPRNG are for generations 3 to 5.
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Oh, thanks! Do you happen to have something like this for RNG Reporter? Which is the best software for rng abuse?įor Windows users with no prior knowledge, you can use the following references: There are three main software packages for RNG abuse.
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Could someone provide me an alternative download for those two? I'd be very thankful. Where can i download rng reporter and eon timer?Īll of the links out there are from Dropbox and I keep getting a 404 error in each of those (including the one in the links page of this reddit). Windows XP version can be downloaded from here. This does mean that Windows XP is no longer supported. NET Framework 4.5 (download here) allowing searches to be significantly faster. Frequently Asked Questions Which is the latest version of rng reporter?
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