Added importing spawn locations#80
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Spawn locations can be imported directly from the spawn.json file output by spawnScanner. This should help users decided where to add locations and which locations can be omitted.
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Very nice, I've been thinking about outputting every found pokemon to a database to get some more insight as to which pokemons spawn where and at which rate. |
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I added the ability to import spawn locations directly from the 'spawn.json' file output by TBTerra/spawnScan. Users can utilize this to decide where to add new scanning locations and which locations can be omitted, rather than just covering an area completely. The spawn points show up as small red dots, which are fixed in place on the map.
My own use of this has allowed me to cover the same amount of area with my scans, while using only about half the number of workers.