Spoofing Hot Spots & Event Coords with GPX Routes Download

Table of Contents:

1. Downloads
2. Spoofing Hot Spots & Event Coords with Current Time links
3. How to import a GPX into PGSharp, GPS Joystick, or Fake GPS ?
4. How do you make your own GPX Route?
5. Frequently Asked Questions:

>>>> Part #1 -- Downloads -- Updated March 21, 2022

Event/Hotspot Cords only

• Direct download by pressing/clicking on -> Event_Coordinates_DST_OFF.txt (5 KB) It is currently off during the 1st Sunday of November to the 2nd Sunday of March.
• Direct download by pressing/clicking on -> Event_Coordinates_DST_ON.txt (5 KB) It is on between 2nd Sunday of March to 1st Sunday of November.

All-In-One Big ZIP of Hotspot Cords & GPX Routes:

• Direct download by pressing/clicking on -> GPX Routes 03-21-2022.zip (3.35 MB, 1,732 GPX files). Total file size is 19.01 MB after you unzip/extract it.

What is new?

• This zip now contains 1,732 GPX files.
• Added new routes to various areas including 3 new Okinawa Big City Routes for the new Shiny Okinawan kariyushi shirt Pikachu.
  • Japan, Okinawa - Nago (162).gpx
  • Japan, Okinawa - Naha #1 (355).gpx
  • Japan, Okinawa - Naha #2 (410) <- new
  • Japan, Okinawa - Naha #3 (1719) <-new
  • Japan, Okinawa - Okinawa (222).gpx

Disclaimer

• The " (number) " you see in the filename is the number of points/markers in the route. This number does not always equal the exact number of Pokestops for the route.
  • There are some "Simple" routes where you make a quick walk through the cluster of Pokestop instead of walking through each Pokestop. This takes too long and is also a waste of time if you use a Gotcha/Go Plus. An example of this is Simple Zaragoza (12). There are obviously more than 12 Pokestops at this location.
• Some parks do not have an English name, so I used the area for its name.
• May still contain typos or incorrect names.
• You may need to turn your device in landscape mode to see long file names.
• File name is "Country, State or City - Park/Place/Area name" to keep all countries together.

Is it possible to import all coordinates and gpx routes for GPS Joystick app or PGSharp all at once?

The answer is yes, but I am not going to spend the time to create this file because it requires you to import a gpx route file one at a time and repeating it another 1,476 times. When I add new routes in the future, I would have to redo the entire process. It is best to import the routes you need and delete them when you do not need they anymore. There is no easy or fast way to create an import file where you instantly get all the coordinates and gpx routes one time.

Where do you get these GPX Routes?

• I have collected them from Reddit, Google Drives, Discord Groups, and Websites and have been converted to be used with Android apps.

Can I share your download link?

• Yes.

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>>>> Part #2 -- Spoofing Hot Spots & Event Coords

This is to help you go to the popular hot spots to play the game and do events. A hotspot is a place that will have lures running 24/7. Some of the coordinates below in bold are a hotspot while most areas are not.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Why don't I add all the coordinates from PokemonGoSpoofing subreddit? Answer: No one is willing to keep them lured 24/7 like Zaragoza and a few other places. Most of the other non-hotspots are pretty much dead and only active when there is a limited timed event.

What is "Current Time"? Answer: It is a link to each of the coordinate areas, so you can see the current time and weather. Some areas do not have a link, but it is still in the same time zone.

What is DST=ON and DST=OFF mean? Answer: This when you turn the clock to one hour forward or backwards. Since Daylight Saving Time exists, it is annoying. When I post events, I just have to link the same post each time instead of copying and pasting the timezone coords with the correct times. There used to be a website that would list all the current times, but it does not exist anymore.

GMT: +14:15 (DST=ON) or +14:00 (DST=OFF)

This is the first starting region. Since Daylight Savings Time is off, it should start at exactly XX:00 like 11:00 AM. When DST is ON. It always starts 15 minutes after event start time. For example, it will start at 11:15 am local time. For all other time zones, it will start at exactly XX:00 with sometimes a few minutes late start.

• 1.987150,-157.477140 = Kiritimati = Current Time
• For big ticket events, this area is not recommended because it is small.

GMT: +13:00 (DST=ON and OFF)

• -13.831357,-171.766401 = Fagalii, Samoa = Current Time
• For big ticket events, this area is not recommended because it is small.

GMT: +12:00 (ON) or +13:00 (OFF)

• -41.282492,174.769136 = Wellington, New Zealand = Current Time
• -36.850269, 174.764787 = Auckland, New Zealand = Current Time

GMT: +11:00 (ON) or +12:00 (OFF)

• 53.055392,158.640700 = Kamchatka, Russia = Current Time

GMT: +10:00 (ON) or +11:00 (OFF)

• -33.8642,151.217819 = Royal Botanical Gardens - Sydney, Australia = Current Time

GMT: +9:00 (ON) or +10:00 (OFF)

• -27.47464, 153.03015 = Brisbane, Australia = Current Time

GMT: +8:00 (ON) or +9:00 (OFF)

• 35.7153,139.7734 = Ueno Park - Toyko, Japan = Current Time
• 37.51118,127.098289 = Lotte World Mall - Seoul, South Korea = Current Time

GMT: +7:00 (ON) or +8:00 (OFF)

• 1.284702,103.864685 = Gardens by the Bay, Singapore = Current Time
• 25.060395, 121.479347 = Xingfu Shuiyang Park - New Taipei City, Taiwan = Current Time
• 23.001974,120.211591 = Tainan Park - Tainan City, Taiwan

GMT: +6:00 (ON) or +7:00 (OFF)

• 10.787823, 106.705146 = Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden, Vietnam = Current Time
• 13.733653,100.497029 = Bangkok, Thailand = Current Time

GMT: +5:00 (ON) or +6:00 (OFF)

• 22.342149,91.831227 = Chittagong, Bangladesh = Current Time

GMT: +4:30 (ON) or +5:30 (OFF)

• 18.516053,73.85205 = Maharashtra, Pune, India = Current Time

GMT: +4:00 (ON) or +5:00 (OFF)

• 37.8863,58.38313 = Ashgabat, Turkmenistan = Current Time

GMT: +3:00 (ON) or +4:00 (OFF)

• 25.26713,55.29020 = Dubai, United Arab Emirates = Current Time

GMT: +2:00 (ON) or +3:00 (OFF)

• 55.702397,37.529742 = Moscow Sate University, Moscow, Russia = Current Time
• -1.285969,36.821399 = Nairobi, Kenya = Current Time

GMT: +1:00 (ON) or +2:00 (OFF)

• -26.153395, 28.003530 = Botanical Gardens, Johannesburg, South Africa = Current Time
• -33.925128,18.421489 = Cape Town, South Africa = Current Time

GMT: +0:00 (ON) or +1:00 (OFF)

• 47.530032,19.050646 = Margaret Island, Budapest, Hungry = Current Time
• 41.661254,-0.892912 = Zaragoza, Spain = Current Time

GMT: -1:00 (ON) or +0:00 (OFF)

• 53.192303,-2.892419 = Chester, United Kingdom = Current Time
• 41.5319676,-8.6155779 = Barcelos, Portugal = Current Time
• 28.489400, -16.316166 = "New Zaragoza" = San Cristobal de La Laguna, Spain

GMT: -2:00 (ON) or -1:00 (OFF)

• 14.917709,-23.508672 = Praia, Cape Verde = Current Time

GMT: -3:00 (ON) or -2:00 (OFF)

• -54.284932,-36.507141 = South Georgia Island = Current Time

GMT: -4:00 (ON) or -3:00 (OFF)

• -23.5874162,-46.6576336 = Ibirapuera Park, Sao Paulo, Brazil = Current Time
• -34.608403,-58.372164 = Buenos Aires, Argentina = Current Time
• -2.555031,-44.306470 = Brazil, Maranhao - Universidade Federal do Maranhao
• -26.892929, -49.229217 = Clusters of Pokestops, Santa Catarina, Brazil = Current Time

GMT: -5:00 (ON) or -4:00 (OFF)

• 18.471900,-69.911380 = Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic = Current Time

GMT: -6:00 (ON) or -5:00 (OFF)

• 40.781532,-73.965547 = Central Park, New York, USA = Current Time
• 40.753792, -73.983576 = New York, New York - Bryant Park
• 28.415972,-81.580934 = Disneyland, Orlando, Florida, USA = Current Time

GMT: -7:00 (ON) or -6:00 (OFF)

• 19.432622,-99.133201 = Mexico City, Mexico = Current Time
• 41.891726, -87.598845 = Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois, USA = Current Time
• 30.274223,-97.740733 = Austin, Texas, USA = Current Time

GMT: -8:00 (ON) or -7:00 (OFF)

• 53.543033,-113.488838 = Edmonton, Canada = Current Time
• 35.085182,-106.649917 = Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA = Current Time
• 39.739215,-104.990295 = Denver, Colorado, USA = Current Time

GMT: -9:00 (ON) or -8:00 (OFF)

• 34.007634,-118.499623 = Santa Monica Pier, California, USA = Current Time
• 37.80892,-122.409977 = Pier 39, San Francisco, USA = Current Time
• 36.116226,-115.174499 = Caesar’s Palace Vegas, Nevada, USA = Current Time

GMT: -10:00 (ON) or -9:00 (OFF)

• 61.217674,-149.893249 = Anchorage, Alaska, USA = Current Time

GMT: -11:00 (ON) or -10:00 (OFF)

• 21.270607,-157.816608 = Honolulu Downtown Area, Hawaii, USA = Current Time
• 21.270890, -157.819290 = Honolulu Zoo Park, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
• -17.531142, -149.564874 = Pira'e Area in Tahiti, Pape'ete, French Polynesia = Current Time

GMT: -12:00 (ON) or -11:00 (OFF) >>> Last Event area <<<

• -14.278595,-170.688862 = Pago Pago, American Samoa = Current Time
• 28.20611,-177.34287 = Midway Island (3 stops) = Current Time

>>> Part #3 -- How to import a GPX into PGSharp, GPS Joystick, and Fake GPS?

[1] PGSharp for FREE and Paid Key users

1. Go to the Maps
2. Press on GPX > Allow access to photos, media, and files.
3. Select a .GPX file from GPX Routes 01-01-2021 folder.
4. Press White Star to favorite it.
5. Press on A to B or B to A depending on which direction you want to go.
6. Press Play (white triangle)
7. Press on "I know" for Teleport popup. This only appears once.
8. Press X (top-right).
9. Make sure your speed is 9.3 km/h.
10. To pause your GPX Route, you open the Map and press the Pause symbol (Two White rectangles).
11. If you want to stop your routes, you open the Map and press the X symbol.

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[2] GPS Joystick by Apps Ninja

1. Open GPS Joystick
2. Press the 3 white lines for settings.
3. Press on GPX Import / Export then IMPORT
4. Select a .GPX file.
5. Press on WayPoints.
6. Press on the Green Circle button.
7. Press on CREATE ROUTE FROM ALL then you will see the map of the route.
8. Press on SAVE ROUTE then type a name then SAVE.
9. Press on the Back White Arrow (top-left corner) 2 times.
10. Under "Select an option to get started", press on Set Route.
11. Select the route you just saved; newest route added will be at the bottom.
12. If the route you import does not appear, press the 3 white lines for settings.
13. Press on Routes.
14. Scroll down to find your newest imported route then press on it.
15. Now it should appear in that route box under "Select an option to get started".

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[3] Fake GPS Joystick and Routes Go

In my opinion, this joystick app is trash compared to GPS Joystick. I recommend you switch over to GPS Joystick.

Step 3.1: Go to Settings (3 white dots) in FakeGPS Route app.

Step 3.2: Press on “Routes”

Step 3.3: Press on folder icon (top-right corner) then allow access to photos, media, and files.

Step 3.4: Select a .GPX file.

• If your GPX Folder is stored on your micro-SD card, you can press on "Folder..." then press on one of the other folders you see until you find it.

Step 3.5

Step 3.5: Your GPX route will appear with the file name then you press on this to see a map of the route.

Step 3.6

Step 3.6: Press on Gear icon in the white square (left of 3 white dots):

• Enable "Repeat route when finish."
  • This setting may not work depending on how a route was created. This is why I say this app is trash. The route may not repeat because the last point/marker is far away from the first point/marker, so the app gets stuck and does not repeat the route. You do not have this problem with GPS Joysticks.
• Set GPS Speed to 9.0 (in km/h)
• Tap outside of the box to close it.

Step 3.7

Step 3.7: Press on Floppy Disc in blue circle to save the route you just added.

Step 3.8: Press Play (blue triangle) to start your route. Switch back to this app if you want to:

• Pause (two white rectangles in blue circle button)
• Stop (white square in blue circle button)
• Clear route (white X in blue circle button)

To load your Route:

Step 3.9: Go to Settings (3 white dots) then press on Routes.

Step 3.10: Press on your route that has been added.

Step 3.11: Press Play (blue triangle) to start your route. Switch back to this app if you want to:

• Pause (two white rectangles in blue circle button)
• Stop (white square in blue circle button)
• Clear route (white X in blue circle button)

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>>> Part #4 -- How do you make your own GPX Route?

Automatic Mode - PGSharp for FREE and Paid Key users

• Positives: Fast and easy to create a route automatically anywhere.
• Negatives: No control of where you want the route to go, cannot edit it, and cannot save it.

Step 1: Press on Autowalk for "Auto-Generate GPX"

Step 2: Enter a POI number of how many Pokestops in the area then START.

Step 3: Press on Map to see your route to play and pause it.

Manual Mode - PGSharp for FREE and Paid Key users

• Positives: Fast and easy to create a route using the map with Pokestops shown on it, and 100% accuracy.
• Negatives: If you accidentally press the wrong button, you have to start over. You can export it, but it requires a computer to do it.
• Google Doc Link: Unofficial PGSharp Feature Explained
  • See the section on "2: PGSharp Star Sub-Menu" for a step-by-step with pictures.

Use Ingress map to generate coordinates on a computer:

• Positive: Can be fast because you get to use a computer with a mouse and keyboard.
• Negatives: Hard to setup, requires tech skills and a computer, and Pokestop accuracy is 50%.
• Since the creator has not provided a new post update, this may or may not be worth the time to use because you really cannot see where the real Pokestops are and the Ingress map does not 100% match Pokemon Go's map.
• Post Link: Generate Optimal Routes for your FakeGPS app by 3nvy9

Using GPS Joystick by Apps Ninja:

• Positives: Easy to use, 100% Pokestop accuracy, you decide where you want your route to go, can edit, and export it.
• Negatives: Not fast.
  • If you make a route like Zaragoza Simple (12), this took me about 15 minutes to make. If I walked to each Pokestop in the Zaragoza cluster, it would have taken me at least 2 hours.
  • If you want a big city route with 400+ Pokestops, this will take 6 to 8+ hours to make.
• Google Doc Link: Create and Edit a GPX Route with GPS Joystick - July 2021

Using Fake GPS Joystick and Routes Go by IncorporateApps:

• Positive: None!
• Negatives: This is the worst one out of the other three. I would not bother with this app.
• Google Doc Link: How to Create and Edit a GPX Route with Fake GPS Joystick and Routes Go 2021

Converting a GPX Route using a computer:

• Post Link: How to Convert a GPX Route using a Computer
• This is for taking someone's GPX route and converting it into WayPoints type for Android apps.

>>> Part #5 -- Frequently Asked Questions:

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.
• 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 replaceable batteries.

Is there a Virtual Go Plus or Virtual Gotcha?

• Yes, but it costs money to use.
• Pokemod on rooted devices costs $7 per month.
• PGSharp on no root devices costs $5 per month.
• Guide links can be found in the Mega Post at the bottom of this post.

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/Go Plus/Virtual versions:
  • 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!.

What is the catch and spin limit?

• 4,800 catches per day or 14,000 total per week - Once this number has been reach, all your Pokemon will escape and flee.
• 1,200 spins per day or 7,000 total spins per week - Once this number has been reach. you will get an error when you spin Pokestops.

In order to keep track of your limits, you must go to your avatar screen ("me" tab) and scroll down to the bottom for all your medals. Press on the "Collector" for Pokemon catches or "Backpacker" for Pokestops spins. Here you will see your current amount. You have to write this number down somewhere, run your gotcha (physical or virtual), and then use your calculator to see how many Pokemon you caught and/or Pokestops you spun at the end of the day. You must keep track of it because you do not want to hit the limit before a big event.

Things you need to know before using a GPX Route with a Gotcha:

When I talk about the Gotcha, it means all devices including the virtual versions.

1. No matter which Gotcha you use, they all have a low catch rate using Red Pokeballs only with a straight throw at X%. You can read more about this if you click/press here.
2. 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 been caught then it will spin Pokestops for items next.
3. 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 spinning Pokestops again.
4. All physical Gotchas devices 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.
5. Pokemod's vPGP2+ (virtual/software based Go Plus) may advertise that it can auto-reconnect. I cannot guarantee if this reconnect feature works for all rooted devices setups. You also have to keep in mind, you need a lot of open Pokemon and item spaces.
6. You can use a screen dimmer to lower the screen down to 1% while the Gotcha does the work for you because if you power off your screen, the game will disconnect after X minutes.
7. 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

Useful stuff as always:

These are links you can click with your mouse or press with your finger to open.

[Click/Press Here] MEGA POST #4: Everything You Need for Android Spoofing 2022 - Guides for No Root Spoofing, Rooted Spoofing, and Botting - GPX Routes, Poke Maps, Nests, Discord Groups, and Frequently Asked Questions