Pokemon X and Y: a Fully Automatic Shiny Finder made with Arduino Micro
Zoe Romano — November 6th, 2013
How to enhance performance in gaming from an engineering point of view? dekuNukem created a hands-free finder built using Arduino Micro to accomplish the task of chaining fishes at full speed and without fail at a touch of a button:
The fishing keeps going without human input until a shiny shows up, at which point it stops and sound a buzzer to notify the user.
It took 81 chains to catch a shiny in this case, but during my other tests it’s usually around 50, and sometimes even less than 20 chains get you one.
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