This use skiplagged to search system to find desired pokemons, then "optionally' sends them to PokeSniper2 to manually snipe them (automatically).
This can not filter by IV nor CP, this just finds the poke and lists the coords found on skiplagged, or send those coords to pokesniper.
This will also NOT use the pokesniper MinIV or MinCP, as pokesniper only reads those values for autosniper. This tool sends a manual sniper via commandline.
Download either the compiled version or the source.
Save and extract it somewhere easy to find.
Download PokeSniper2
Extract PokeSniper2 to the Sniper folder in PVF
Configure PokeSniper2 (ie: User.xml, and Device.xml in the sniper folder)
Edit the catch.txt with the list of pokemon you want to catch.
[**]at this point it will by default auto snipe every time it finds a pokemon with a 10 second delay (with latest ban wave I recommend a ~3 min delay)
[**]if thats ok simply run PokeVisionFinder (the entire list of default settings are below)
OTHERWISE I recommend making a batch file with your desired settings.
Once you have a good batch file, simply run the batch file and go Catch 'em all!
THIS IS MY BATCH FILE; simply create a txt file, copy this into it, and change the extension from txt to bat.
Code:
PokeVisionFinder.exe -m Skip -l -f 10 -t 173
***DOWNLOAD***
EDIT: OK, so I've updated and compiled it so it no longer requires python :P
I made a complex batch menu, see the below image, you can get it HERE
Just DL the bat file and copy to your PokeVisionFinder folder, and run it.
Updated: 0.1.6a
added -t TIMER to be able to adjust the waiting timer (in seconds), I suggest somewhere around 3 mins or 180 (Default is 10) EXAMPLE; PokeVisionSniper.exe -t 180
-This would give you a 3 minute delay between snipes.
Optional Arguments;
Code:
usage: PokeVisionFinder.exe [-h] [-m {Skip,All}] [-s] [-l] [-L] [-c] [-C]
[-p POKEMONS] -t Timer -f FACTOR [-v {0,1,2}]
PokeVisionFinder v0.1.6 - encode
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m {Skip,Track,All}, --mode {Skip,All}
Mode of work
-s, --sniper No use sniper
-l, --loop Run infinite
-L, --logging Log pokemons found
-c, --catchfile Use catch file
-C, --colors No use colors
-p POKEMONS, --pokemons POKEMONS
List of pokemons
-t TIMER, --timer TIMER
Time to wait after snipe attempt
-f FACTOR, --factor FACTOR
ZoomFactor
-v {0,1,2}, --verbose {0,1,2}
Verbose mode
SETTING THE TIMER TO ~90 SECONDS WILL LIMIT TO UNDER 1000 POKE PER DAY! UNLESS YOU ARE SNIPING COMMONS AND GETTING MORE THAN ONE PER LOCATION. THEN I RECOMMEND ~180 SECONDS
Last edited by hypertoken; 08-19-2016 at 06:13 PM.
Reason: so many typos ugh
Can we use something like this for pokevision?
<MinIVToCatch>95</MinIVToCatch>
If i use this in sniper2 user.xml it doesnt have effect for vision one...<.<
would you mind having the step by step instruction?
Originally Posted by wijayark
how to use ?
Originally Posted by crisbosscb
pls tutorial
Make sure you have python, I've REMOVED the requirement for requests module
1.Download Zip from Github, extract
2. Put PokeSniper2 in the sniper folder (make sure you config per instructions for that tool ie:user.xml)
3 Edit catch.txt (pokemon you want to catch)
4. start RunPVFcatchfile.bat
Originally Posted by sebflex
Can we use something like this for pokevision?
<MinIVToCatch>95</MinIVToCatch>
If i use this in sniper2 user.xml it doesnt have effect for vision one...<.<
How to "install" the request modules?
this would have to be addressed by the pokesniper tool, as the sniper tool only looks at minIV when running their autosniper.
Cannot use minIV (manual snipe);
PokeSniper2.exe Snorlax 45.180147333828906, 5.691572368392471
Pokevisionfinder uses the manual snipe syntax
Requests maybe already installed check your Python dir.... \Lib\site-packages\requests
otherwise follow the instructions in the link in the OP
EDIT: I've REMOVED the requirement for requests module
Last edited by hypertoken; 08-12-2016 at 10:16 PM.
Make sure you have python, I've REMOVED the requirement for requests module
1.Download Zip from Github, extract
2. Put PokeSniper2 in the sniper folder (make sure you config per instructions for that tool ie:user.xml)
3 Edit catch.txt (pokemon you want to catch)
4. start RunPVFcatchfile.bat
this would have to be addressed by the pokesniper tool, as the sniper tool only looks at minIV when running their autosniper.
Cannot use minIV (manual snipe);
PokeSniper2.exe Snorlax 45.180147333828906, 5.691572368392471
Pokevisionfinder uses the manual snipe syntax
Requests maybe already installed check your Python dir.... \Lib\site-packages\requests
otherwise follow the instructions in the link in the OP
EDIT: I've REMOVED the requirement for requests module
like this?
pokesniper2://pokemon/latitude,longitude
umm... thats something all together different... lol
you should really check the pokesniper thread for answers, but...
1. open command prompt
2. navigate to the pokesniper directory (wherever you extracted it)
ie: cd c:\pokemongo\pokesniper2
3. type "pokesniper2 pokemon latitude longitude" without quotes
ie: pokesniper2 Grimer 25.793642 -80.128857
TIP: an easier way to get to a specified directory in command prompt is to open that folder in windows explorer, and with no files selected, hold shift and right click an empty space, NOT a file, then choose "open command window here"
Last edited by hypertoken; 08-12-2016 at 11:55 PM.