Project-GC Q&A - Recent questions tagged splitter

Feature request: Copy vGPS

Fri, 10 May 2019 20:58:57 +0000

In the Export vGPS options please add a new option "Copy to vGPS" This would open a select box titled "Add to vGPS", listing all the vGPS (excluding the current one). Include a warning about maximum vGPS size. Perhaps add an option at the top of the list for "New vGPS" for convenience, however we can pre-make the new ones if needed. Selecting the vGPS would merge the current vGPS with the selected vGPS.

This would allow us to merge vGPS files, or spit a vGPS file (by copying it to an empty vGPS and then removing the unwanted portions from each)

Currently this can be done through bookmark lists, but is a more difficult and considerably less intuative process.

Tool: downloading all the caches of a country

Mon, 17 Nov 2014 21:49:20 +0000

HI,

In the PQ splitter you can find which date you need for making pocket queries

Is it possible to make a tool where you can download all the caches of a country?

This instead of making every time new pocket queries, because it is constantly changing

Thanks

Feature Request: Click from PQ Splitter into Virtual GPS

Sat, 01 Nov 2014 15:27:03 +0000

Howdy,

I like and frequently use the PQ Splitter functionality on Project GC.

It would be nice if I could take a suggested PQ and then with one click load that one PQ into my Virtual GPS. There I can then create a ,gpx file. This allows me to A) force a refresh of cache data on project-gc and B) download it to my local GPS/GSAK which would allow me to catch up on the fast changing recent PQ's.

Thanks.

Sloth96

Split finders / attendees by Country / Region

Tue, 28 Oct 2014 15:19:49 +0000

I was just asked about interesting statistics, that I think is still missing on Project GC.

Input: Geocache code (or even bookmark list of multiple caches?)
Variable: Type of log
Output: % split of logs by country (home country of person who logged Found it / Didn't Found / Attended / Will Attend)

I think this can be very useful particulary for MEGA event organization team for planning and analysis.
Second reason - it can help cache owners to analyze Didn't Found logs, i.e. if they come from foreigners, something can be wrong with cache translation

* this statistics can be done today in steps (apply filter for individual countries one by one, and only partially - for Found and Attended logs)

PQ splitter seems to be way off - like by about 500 caches. Anyone else experience this?

Mon, 01 Sep 2014 22:34:21 +0000

When I ran the PQ splitter the first date range said it would include 990 caches. When I actually made the new pocket query at Geocaching.com and ran it, it comes up with 463 caches. That's a BIG difference, and not very useful. Can anyone explain this?