[Use Case] Set a "Fixed Route" for Catching Pokémon at a Park

Learn how to quickly master the "Route" feature through everyday scenarios. From searching locations and plotting custom paths on the map to saving and sharing GPX files, this guide helps you effortlessly set up full auto-navigation and high-efficiency catching!

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[Use Case] Set a "Fixed Route" for Catching Pokémon at a Park

Category:Advanced Features · Last Updated:2026-09-03

Steps

Step 1: Search for the Park

  • Open the Flymon App (FM App).

  • Tap the Location Search Bar at the top.

  • Enter "Central Park".

  • Select the location and tap "✈️ Fly To" to instantly teleport to the park.

Step 2: Open the Route Window

  • Tap the "Route" button on the right. The window will slide up from the bottom.

Step 3: Add Waypoints - Draw Your Path on the Map

  • Long-press your first location on the map (e.g., park entrance) to add "Waypoint 1."

  • Tap other locations to add "Waypoints 2, 3, 4..." (e.g., a loop along walking paths)

Step 4: Enable Repeat Mode - Optional

  • Choose between 【A→B】Loop or 【A⇄B】Round Trip.To keep your character moving continuously, toggle on 【🔁】Repeat.

    • 【A→B】Loop: 1→2→3

    • 【A⇄B】Round Trip: 1→2→3→2→1

    • 【🔁】Repeat: When enabled, movement will repeat indefinitely based on the selected 【A→B】 or 【A⇄B】 mode.

Step 5: Start Auto-Walking

  • Once your route is ready, tap "🚶 Go To" to begin. Your character will automatically follow the waypoints in sequence.

Step 6: Save and Manage Your Routes

  • For the "Default" slot, tap 【Add】 to save your waypoints manually.

  • Alternatively, tap 【Add Route】 to start a new blank slot. Waypoints in these slots are saved automatically;
    use 【Rename】 to keep your routes organized.

  • Tap 【Share】 to export a GPX file and share it with others.

💡Tips

Combine with Auto-Catch Mode for a fully automated experience — walk, catch, and spin all at once!

  • Recommended speed for Routes is under 20 km/h. Exceeding this speed may cause Auto-Catch to fail.

  • For optimal egg hatching, a speed of 9–12 km/h is recommended.

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