I see a lot of people saying this doesn't work, so I will try to help. If you want to auto snipe, I can't help with that.
1. Download the latest version in the first post. Currently, it is: PokeSniper2 1.11
2. Extract it to somewhere you can easily access it. I put it on my desktop.
3. Navigate to the folder and locate two files that we will need to edit: user.xml & device.xml
4. Edit user.xml using a program of your choosing. I use Notepad++ (it's free).
- Change the <AuthType> to either "Ptc" or "Google"
- Change the Latitude and Longitude to where your character currently is in the game to prevent soft bans
- Fill in your username and password for your chosen <AuthType>
5. Edit device.xml using a program of your choosing. I use Notepad++ (it's free).
- If you have an Android phone, install the following app to get most of the values for this section: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...abs.deviceinfo
- The most important thing to change is <DeviceId> -- Google your phone and how to find its device ID (IMEI). Generally, dialing *#06# will give this result back.
6. Click on registerurl.bat and allow access. This will allow you to use PokeSniper2 links.
At this point, you are ready to go. I will share with you two ways to snipe Pokemon. But first, make sure you close any instances of your game. I don't think it's a good idea to be logged into pokemon go on your phone while you snipe. At least, I've never done it.
One click sniping
1. Visit
https://pokezz.com/
2. Try clicking on the "Poke Sniper" link of one of the Pokemon near the top of the list, they are more likely to still exist in game. Pokemon further down the list may have despawned already, but not necessarily. Pokemon that don't have "verified" may not actually be there.
3. A command window should pop up. It will log in and try to catch the pokemon.
After it has caught the pokemon and it says "press any key to exit", you must WAIT at least 10 seconds before clicking on another Poke Sniper link!! I personally wait 15 seconds. Failure to do this consistently will generally result in a message stating the pokemon wasn't found. If you are getting this message consistently, wait a minute then try again. Trying to catch pokemon too fast will result in you actually losing Pokemon in the long run.
Command Line PokeSniper (You can do everything in one command window instead of having to close windows)
1. This is my favorite way to use PokeSniper2.
2. Enter the PokeSniper2 folder. Hold the shift key while right clicking somewhere in the folder. This will bring up a menu. Select "Open command window here."
3. In the command window, type PokeSniper2.exe POKEMONNAME LATITUDE LONGITUDE (Be sure to use correct capitalization for PokeSniper2.exe)
4. Do not include a comma between the latitude and longitude
5. Again, you can use
https://pokezz.com/ or another site with this. Pokezz has an option to "Copy Name & Coords" -- but you'll have to delete the comma between the coordinates. I just key back with the arrow keys to delete it.
Example:
Code:
PokeSniper2.exe Ivysaur 37.793337 -122.402525
Will initiate PokeSniper2.exe in the command window and search for Ivysaur at that location. You can just copy & paste the name and coords (delete the comma though) with no need to exit out of the command window.
6. You can use the "up" key to bring back the previous entry, then delete the pokemon name and coordinates. This prevents you from having to retype PokeSniper2.exe
7. Remember to wait 10-15 seconds between each snipe or you'll get penalized.
If you followed this, you should be able to successfully snipe pokemon without getting any errors. You can use any pokemon location websites, discord channels or programs you'd like. Sometimes I combine this with "PogoLocationFeeder"
https://github.com/5andr0/PogoLocationFeeder but that may be difficult for some to get setup and running.