OSX: Make .gpx files for xcode

1: open a new project in xcode, or open the webspoof app and it will open xcode. just get xcode open but do not start running the webspoof app. i suggest opening the webspoof app first just to make it a little easier and to avoid setting up a new xcode project.

2: make sure your bundle id and team are selected. (always use the same bundle id to avoid account limits)

3: run the project/build on ur device

4: open pogo app

5: go to https://gpxgenerator.com

6: make a route on the map, try to make as much of a complete loop as possible or xcode will jump back to the first coord when route is complete.

7: select a speed at the bottom of the map. you can go back and change this after you make your route and try different speeds to see what works better for your route. routes with dense spawns and stops will work better with a slower speed and vice-versa.

8: click "generate gpx" a text code will be created. open a text editing program and paste in the text, then save the file as "gpxroute1name.gpx" make sure it is a .gpx file, not a .txt file.

9: go into xcode and select debug>simulate location>add .gpx file and pick the file you just made

10: pogo app will start walking ur route

11: if location simulation is not running on your device, go into xcode and click stop, and repeat step 9.