Pokémon EV Calculator

What I'm looking for is a program or site that can tell me what my Pokémons EVs are when I input its stats and nature. It doesn't have to be exact; a # to # range is fine.

I'm looking for one that works with D/P
A FR/LG/R/S/E one should work as well, as the EV calculations are the same.

It won't work. You'll need to know their IV's too.

And for that matter, such a calculator is on Serebii.net somewhere. They have an RSEDP version. It will tell you the maximal / minimal range, and the chance for it to be a certain number.

http://www.serebii.net/games/iv-calcdp.shtml

Well that cant work unless I know the Effort Values, eh?
So thats no help to me.

I'm pretty sure this can be done. I mean, somebody must know the formula for calculating EV using the stats, right?

No, it won't work :/

EV's are by offset, but to know the offset you have to know what the natural stats would be

To know the natural stats, you not only need to know the Pokémon's level and type, but also their IV's which make their stats vary

well thats stupid.
can a cheating program like Pokesav check what your pokemons EVs are, then?
If not, can it check what their IVs are so the EVs can be calculated?

I can't imagine why Pokésav would not be able to load Pokémon data, since it can modify and save it, but I've never used it.

Also, touch it and half the forum will throw a tantrum, even if you didn't modify anything with it. Having Pokésav seems to be tantamount to having child pornography.

I might as well check, because my brother has it anyways.
I'm not going to cheat, though, for all those who care; just check my Pokémons EVs because I never bothered to keep track of them.

http://www.psypokes.com/lab/evguide.php I think that this can help you too, It haves a EV calculator (I think).
There's some other links on there about EVs.

This post has been edited by Jlhgomez on Jul 10 2008, 11:35 PM

Nope, there doesn't appear to be an EV calculator there.
I'll just try Pokésav when I get the chance.

It has a calculator that will tell you how a level 100 breloom would be affected by known ev's

There is no EV calculator that currently exists. You should always keep track of your EVs while training, otherwise you'll usually screw up your EV spread and have to start over. You can delete EVs with EV-reducing berries such as Pomeg or Kelpsy berries.

Pokesav is your best bet, seeing that it should be able to check the EVs and IVs of your party pokemon.

This post has been edited by Bob Hoskins on Jul 11 2008, 11:02 AM