Tablet of Contents: - Frequently Asked Questions for Downloads
- GPX Routes Download
- How to import a GPX into GPS Joystick, Fake GPS, and PGSharp?
- Creating and Using GPX Routes with detailed instructions
{- Part #1 -- FAQ for Downloads -} Where do I get these GPX Routes? - I have collected them from Reddit, Google Drives, Discord Groups, and Websites.
What is the difference between my download links and getting it from four different sources? - Many of the routes from those sources were for iSpoofer, pogo++, and iTools. I have converted many of them into WayPoint type GPX that can be used in Android spoofing joystick apps and PGSharp. The work has already been done for you.
- Many of the routes had incorrect names, so I renamed them.
- It is much easier to have them all ready to use in your device.
How come you do not convert them for iOS spoofing like iPogo and iTools? - I created PogoAndroidSpoofing because I do not own any Apple iOS devices.
Can I share your download link?
{- Part #2 -- GPX Route Downloads -} Important Information - If you get an error when you import the GPX Route, you must rename the file name from .XML to .GPX . This will fix your problem.
- Press and hold onto the file.
- You find the button that leads to more options to rename.
- Clear the “.XML” or “.xml” part only.
- Type in “ .gpx ”
- Press rename then OK, or save.
- If it asks you to confirm, you allow it.
- Duplicate routes may have the same or different number of Pokestops but with a different walking path.
- Some parks do not have an English name, so I used the area for its name.
- At the moment, only big city routes have the estimated number of Pokestops in (###) like "USA, California, San Francisco (588).gpx" because the number was already there. I will add the (Number of Pokestops) for all other routes in the next update.
- May still contain typos and incorrect names.
- You may need to turn your device in landscape mode to see file names.
- File name is like this "Country, State or City - Park/Place/Area name" to keep all countries together.
[Option #1] All-In-One Big ZIP: [Option #2] Individually by regions: These are folder links where you can pick which ones you want to download. If you plan to download all of them, you should just do Option #1.
[Option #3] Sources
{- Part #3 -- How to import a GPX into PGSharp, GPS Joystick, and Fake GPS ? -} [1] PGSharp - Go to the Maps
- Press on GPX
- Select the .GPX file (you must download these from Option #1 or #2)
- Press Play (white triangle)
- Press on "I know" for Teleport popup
- Press X (top-right).
- Make sure your speed is 9 km/h.
- To pause your GPX Route, you open the Map and press the Pause symbol (Two White rectangles).
[2] GPS Joystick Step 2.1: Open GPS Joystick
Step 2.2: Press the 3 white lines for settings.
Step 2.3: Press on GPX Import / Export
Step 2.4: Press on Import
Step 2.5: Press on the 3 white links for more storage locations and select the .gpx file.
Step 2.6: Press on WayPoints. The number you see if the amount of Pokestops.
Step 2.7: Press on the Green Circle button.
Step 2.8: Press on CREATE ROUTE FROM ALL.
Step 2.9: Now, you will see a map of the route.
https://preview.redd.it/la5wxutucpw51.jpg?width=432&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ef63b06bfb0955d311239045fdd30f2df9cf5e86 Step 2.10: Press on SAVE ROUTE.
Step 2.11: Type in a name then press SAVE.
Step 2.12: Press on the Back White Arrow (top-left corner) 2 times.
Step 2.13: On the HOME screen, press on Set Route.
Step 2.14: Select the route you just saved.
If the route you import does not appear... Step 2.15: Press the 3 white lines for settings.
Step 2.16: Press on Routes.
Step 2.17: Scroll down to find your newest imported route.
Step 2.18: Press on it
Step 2.19: Now it should load up in that route box on the home screen.
[3] Fake GPS Joystick and Routes Go Step 3.1: Open FakeGPS Route app.
Step 3.2: Go to Settings (3 white dots)
Step 3.3: Press on “Routes”
Step 3.4: Press on folder icon
Step 3.5: Press on “Download”
Step 3.6: Press on your “XXXX-XXXX-data.gpx” or whatever you named your .gpx file.
Step 3.7: Your route will appear like this. Everyone’s route will be different.
https://preview.redd.it/n7rspublcpw51.jpg?width=560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bfa632e9a67b959605f29c4f2c6f01eaba83f6df To load your Route: Step 3.8: Go to Settings.
Step 3.9: Press on “Routes”
Step 3.10: Press on your route that has been added.
Step 3.11: Fake GPS will show you your route on the map like this.
- Press the + button to zoom in on your route you plan to use.
https://preview.redd.it/94rl4u2mcpw51.jpg?width=319&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e47bf369c779310c85a425d2bb00305967564b4f Step 3.12: Press on the Play button (White Triangle Blue Circle).
{- Part #4 -- Creating and Using GPX Routes -} What is a GPX Route? It is a set of coordinates made up of Poke Stops and Gyms for your trainer to automatically walk precisely from one point to another point without using a joystick.
What is a GPX Route used for? - To farm Pokemon, stardust, candies, and items.
How do I use a GPX Route? - You must be using one of these spoofing methods: Smali Patcher (rooted), Systemized (rooted), or PGSharp (no root) for the best experience.
- There is no guarantee you can use it with the No Root by Downgrading Google Play Services. From my experience, a few people manage to get it to work while with most it fails for them.
Which Gotcha device is the best? - The "Gotcha" or "Gotcha Evolve" made from "Datel" is the best one because it requires zero physical modifications. It catches and spins automatically with no sound and no vibrations. They are rechargeable.
- To see what it looks like, you can go to codejunkies (dot) com. You can buy them from Amazon, Ebay, and etc. Try to buy them locally due to the Coronavirus.
- The original "Go Plus" and "Pokeball Plus" from Nintendo requires you to modify the device to keep the catch button pressed in. The Go Plus requires coin batteries, which can be expensive. The Pokeball Plus makes sounds and vibration, which might annoy you.
- There are also other devices like Dual Catchmon and Pocket Egg. These are more expensive because they use AAA or AA batteries. They all do the same thing.
Is there a Virtual Gotcha? - Yes, but it costs money $7 USD per month to get access to Pokemod's premium features.
- Using PokeMod increases your risk for a Red Warning because it's a cheat tool that runs on top of your Rooted Spoofing Method like Smali Patcher or Systemized.
- This cheat tool has been through one ban wave in late 2019.
- To learn more about Pokemod, press or click on Pokemod.dev. *Requires a Rooted Android device with Android 6.0 and above.
Which is better for leveling and farming stardust, candies, and shinies? - Finger:
- You can get more experience and stardust with a higher catch rate with your finger than using a Gotcha (including the other devices). You can consistently throw curved nice, great, and/or excellent throws. You have a better chance of catching all the Pokemon you see including 2nd and 3rd tier evolution. You actually get to see the shiny when you get one.
- Gotcha:
- Your finger will eventually get tired or sore from playing the game. You may even be bored with the game. Once you are level 40, there is no more leveling addiction and the only thing left to do is to "Catch Em All." Are you really going to sit down and farm the same Pokemon for six hours straight on a Saturday? Probably not. The Gotcha will play the game for you while you can go do something else!.
Things you need to know before using a GPX Route with a Gotcha: - No matter which Gotcha device you use, they all have a low catch rate using Red Pokeballs only.
- You cannot catch Pokemon and spin Pokestops for items at the same time. The Gotcha will always try to catch first until all Pokemon have disappeared then it will spin Pokestops.
- You cannot "shiny check" while your Gotcha is collecting items for you because it causes a 15 to 30 second delay before the Gotcha starts collecting items again.
- All Gotchas will disconnect after 1 hour of use then you have to reconnect it. This makes it not possible for you to leave your device on overnight.
- You can turn off the screen when your Gotcha is paired with your device.
- You cannot have Pokemon Go run in the background because the app will get disconnected.
What walking speeds should you use while using a Gotcha? - To hatch eggs: 9 km/h.
- To farm Pokemon at Zaragoza or Budapest: 5 to 9 km/h
- To farm Pokemon at a small park: 5 to 9 km/h
- To farm Pokemon at a big park: 9 km/h
- To collect items only: 9 to 15 km/h depending on the distance between each Pokestop
How to level up fast? - Use a Big City GPX Route with a Gotcha to spin Pokestops only walking between 9 to 15 km/h.
- Remove all items from your backpack. Once your backpack gets full, you dump all the items. You repeat this process.
- Play the route, pop a Lucky Egg to get 500 exp from new Pokestops, and keep dumping items.
Creating a GPX Route in Android: Converting a GPX Route using a computer: Using Ingress map to generate coordinates: - Post Link: Generate Optimal Routes for your FakeGPS app by 3nvy9
- Ingress' portals are the same as Pokestops in Pokemon Go.
- This is best used on a computer.
- Since the creator has stop updating his post, this may or may not be worth the time to use because you really cannot see where the Pokestops are and the Ingress map does not 100% match Pokemon Go's map.
If you need anything else, be sure to check out the real MEGA POST: Rules + Events + Android Spoofing Setup Guides + Other Android Guides + GPX Routes + Poke Maps + Discord Group Invites + Frequently Asked Questions submitted by 
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