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Fix Dictionary Error

Apparently servers are now limiting the amount of queries per second. So you most likely have to reduce the amount of requests per second you do by changing values of the number of SCANNING_THREADS and the THREAD_DELAY.

When launching the application change the command line arguments to something that doesn't go over 3 requests per second per account.

for example : -t 3 -td 1

If you're executing multiple scripts at the same time (or using the Hex beehive stuff), keep the same constraint in mind.

See Command line arguments for reference.

I want to scan larger without increasing the step too much.

Note: currently doesn't work on Windows. There is currently a Pull Request with experimental support. You may try it if you want.

Check the instructions in Tools/Hex-Beehive-Generator/

I'm having this error!

[ runserver] [CRITICAL] Please run "grunt build"

Re-install requirements. You'll need to have node.js and npm installed. By default on Ubuntu, npm is installed with node.js and run this:

npm install -g grunt-cli

npm install

grunt build

Babel not found error

You may need to run this

npm install --save-dev grunt-babel

and

npm install --save-dev babel-preset-es2015

Similar to this

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "location_generator.py", line 3, in <module>
    import LatLon
ImportError: No module named LatLon

The requirements aren't found by the executable. Either they're not installed, or not installed in the correct place.

You might also have Python 3 installed by default, and Pokemon Go Map needs Python 2. Type python --version to make sure it's Python 2. If it says Python 3, you might need to use python2 as the executable.

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