The All Around Cacher badge tool [closed]

Question

There is a new badge called The All Around Cacher. Is any tool on Project-GC to find out what degree-sector I'm missing?

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Please post information about mentioned tool or link to this thread after releasing.

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I could have sworn, that there used by be a graphic in the "finds" tab of the profile stats - it wasn't a real tool, but gave you at least some hints. But it's not there (anymore?) and I start doubting my memory.

Answer 1

There is no such tool right now, but there will be.

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Yeah, it would be great to add it. Including filter for multiple loops. Thank you for your reply.

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I agree hynous. I hope the tool will come very soon. @pinkunicorn: Any idea when the tool will be available?

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Any update on when this tool will be available please?

I realise this probably won’t be a straightforward thing to complete, but the reason for my request is that there is a leap day add-on for 360 degrees, and those of us who only have Macs can’t use GSAK as described below.

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I don't have a date, but I would expect a reasonable unit for the wait time to be weeks.

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Thanks (answer too short so insert flannel here)

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That will be an absolutely AWESOME tool.

Answer 2

Just found the (new) tool: https://project-gc.com/Tools/360home

it shows the fulfilled and missing degrees: A tool to assist with the The All Around Cacher badge. All bearings are calculated using a Spherical bearing algorithm.

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Thank you for the link and reply.

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It requires a paid membership.

Answer 3

See Tools > Map based > 360 from home.

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Woooaaaooo, this is fast for the implementation. Thanks for posting

Answer 4

Presumably this tool just needs to be customized to home coordinate instead of cache coordinate?

https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC44HDD?profile_name=Funky_Boris&submit=Filter

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Use the Get Geocaches function in GSAK to get caches in a circle around a point (https://gsak.net/help/hs46000.htm) - either create your home location or use your nearest cache (this isn't for the 360, just getting your nearest unfound caches). Add your name on Page 2 "Not found by" to get your not found caches, and add additional features if required.

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Thank you, works well

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Thanks bruzie.
Hope it will work. Just did the 360degree within gsak and it found 4 Missing. PCG has only 2 missing degrees. But I will search the shown 8 caches within my 20km radius and than check PCG again. Funny - I do not have a cache in 282 degrees within 20km and 1500 caches. So I have to rund get caches with 5000 caches and 50km (maximum) again.

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The difference will be because PCG will be looking at the posted coordinates of a cache but GSAK will be using the corrected coordinates if you have them loaded on gc.com.

By default, when you load caches from a PQ (i.e. your Finds query), it doesn't indicate whether the coordinates for a cache are the original or your corrected coordinates. Use Geocaching.com access > Refresh cache data... in GSAK to update your found caches. This will update the Corrected Coordinates flag and you can see the original if you go to Waypoint > Corrected Coordinates.

However the 360degree macro will still run against the corrected coordinates.

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None of this matters until we can find out what Project-GC is using as a center point.  It is not my house as I am missing more degrees if ran from home coordinates.  Home reports I am missing 13 degrees.  Project-GC reports I am missing 7 degrees.