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Before the geocache hunt starts it is necessary to get the geocaches into Locus Map. There are several ways how to do it and some of them need help from external add-ons:
Available only with Locus Map Premium
The simplest way how to get geocaches into the app:
Available only with Locus Map Premium and to Geocaching.com Premium members
Pocket Query, also known as “PQ” or just “query”, is a GPX file with geocaches that was rendered at Geocaching.com according to instructions from the user. For example, it is possible to define all geocaches with difficulty grade 3 within a circle of a certain radius around given GPS coordinates.
After a few minutes of processing the created file is available in the tab “Pocket Queries Ready for Download” in the user's Geocaching.com profile or the rendering can be postponed at a particular time in the future.
Geocaching.com provides a video tutorial about making Pocket Queries:
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Another option that adds more geocache downloading functions into Locus Map.
After installation and setup the following options appear across Locus Map:
The option to find the nearest geocaches around a selected location can be found in several places:
What to do next:
Basic members are limited to only 3 traditional caches in 24 hours
With this feature, the geocaches appear above the map in real-time without import - you have to be online.
Each geocache has its own unique GC code. Use this feature to import a particular geocache by its GC code.
For more information check manual of Geocaching4Locus.
GSAK is a geocache management program where you can edit the final waypoints, add notes or other auxiliary points, or import/export geocaches.
This add-on provides a link between GSAK where the geocaches are stored and Locus Map. With this add-on, you can view all geocaches, you have stored in GSAK, display their listing, and more. And all this offline without an internet connection.
The add-on allows you to import caches from db3 files from GeoGet for further work in the Locus Map application. If you use one file, the application will start loading the cache immediately. In the case of multiple files in a folder, the add-on will first offer the option of which file to import.
C:geo is an open source, full-featured, always ready-to-go unofficial client for geocaching.com and offers basic support for other geocaching platforms (such as Opencaching).