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First of all, great idea with the "Movement While Standing Still" feature- works perfectly for its intended use & the fact that the resulting movements always remain close to the originally chosen location is a nice bonus.
However, for my specific use case, the magnitude (i.e. approx range of movement for each random move) and frequency (i.e. new location every __ seconds) of the movements are too high. Ideally, I would have a way to adjust either (or both) of those factors. Is it possible for me to edit these variables on my own by cloning/modifying the code of the app? If so, where can I find the appropriate values to modify?
Thank you in advance for your support!
Running macOS 12.3.1 on a 2019 MBP connected over USB to iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 15.4.1 - happy to provide any other details that would help!
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I thought about making these values user changeable, but decided against it, since I did not really think that anybody would like to change them. Guess I was wrong 😄
You can indeed change them inside the code of LocationSpoofer, which is a dependency of LocationSimulator. What you have to do is the following:
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[Question] Adjusting the function of "Movement While Standing Still" feature
[Feature] Adjusting the radius and time delta of the "Movement While Standing Still" feature
May 24, 2022
First of all, great idea with the "Movement While Standing Still" feature- works perfectly for its intended use & the fact that the resulting movements always remain close to the originally chosen location is a nice bonus.
However, for my specific use case, the magnitude (i.e. approx range of movement for each random move) and frequency (i.e. new location every __ seconds) of the movements are too high. Ideally, I would have a way to adjust either (or both) of those factors. Is it possible for me to edit these variables on my own by cloning/modifying the code of the app? If so, where can I find the appropriate values to modify?
Thank you in advance for your support!
Running macOS 12.3.1 on a 2019 MBP connected over USB to iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 15.4.1 - happy to provide any other details that would help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: