#Download gpx file to android trial#
To set this up, it requires trial and error and most people give up when this happens. This why I keep linking his original post. I have ask the post to create a new version of his guide in my subreddit and never got a response. A lot of people don't have the skills to make this work. This guide Generate Optimal Routes for your FakeGPS app requires computer skills. If use 30 km/h at "New Zaragoza", you're skipping a lot of Pokestops because you're walking too fast. The only time I recommend walking at 30 km/h is when the Pokestops are far apart from each other like in some Big City Routes. You can get 2,000 items with 1-2 hours at 15 km/h. You get more catches per hour by walking at 9 km/h with the ability to hatch eggs too if you try the Zaragoza Simple route.Īs for spinning Pokestops for items, it's best to walk at 15 km where Pokestops are close to each other like with the "New Zaragoza" route. That's why I made a route called "Spain, Zaragoza - Zaragoza Simple (12)" because it's more efficient if you just walk through the cluster of Pokestops rather than walking through each Pokestop in the horse shoe like with other user created Zaragoza routes like "Spain, Zaragoza - Zaragoza 2 (44)". Thanks again, Tasty, for all the great tutorials It’s my personal space that I used to store GPX routes and share with my buddies but I don’t mind if others have access to it. I’m Dennis Fuller and if my GPX folder seems like a disorganized mess it’s because I had no idea it was set for public access.You don’t need to get your coords from the Ingress map, you can compile your own list of coords and use this website to convert and optimize a GPX route from them. A lot of GPX routes aren’t perfectly optimized but this website comes very close to accomplishing that. The final step in this process is to use to optimize this list of coordinates into a GPX route and this website in itself deserves mention. It’s true that a very small percentage of Ingress coordinates don’t correspond to a gym or stop but this is minor compared to the ability to be able to create a GPX route for a very large area in minutes. This is the section on using the Ingress map to create GPX routes. There’s a gold mine in this tutorial that’s downplayed a bit.
#Download gpx file to android plus#
It might occasionally miss a stop but will generally keep your Go Plus device busier with spinning. Walking 30kph for spins only will get you more spins over time than the recommended 15km.In general walking faster = more catches/less spins and walking slower = more spins.You can make almost any large GPX route act like Zaragoza and keep the Go Plus going 100% of the time by turning up the walking speed to 30kph.Other routes, like a GPX route of Manhatten may keep your Go Plus spinning/catching 70% of the time but I’m able to do that route for 9 hours and never need to stop to refill. The Zaragoza horse shoe will keep your Go Plus device constantly spinning/catching 100% of the time but requires a lot of attention to keep switching over to spin only.This is overall a very good tutorial on creating and using GPX routes.
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