Displays the shiny form of the Pokémon on your map.
: Prevents you from entering encounter screens for standard Pokémon, saving time while hunting. Key Settings Included A typical "shiny-optimized" file configures the Nearby Radar with these priorities: : Set to "All Possible Shiny". Notification : Enables phone alerts when a shiny appears nearby. Auto-Pause
or the file contents itself that users share to instantly set up complex features like Shiny Scanner filters or blocklists without manual configuration. Key Uses of the .dat File Settings Backup
To use a ShinyData file with PGSharp, follow these steps:
: Open PGSharp Settings via the yellow star. Toggle on Nearby Radar . If you want to accelerate check-rates during events, turn on Block Non-Shiny .
The official PGSharp Discord community often has dedicated channels where users share updated lists.
The shinydat file is a , not a cheat engine. It saves you from checking Pokemon that mathematically cannot be shiny (like a newly released Dex entry). For hardcore grinders who sit at Zaragoza or Pier 39, it’s a must-have to keep the radar clean.
: This feature, available in the PGSharp Standard version , allows you to see if a Pokémon is shiny directly on the world map without clicking it.
Displays the Pokémon on your map in their shiny form, making them easy to spot.
