Creating Nests

Generated Nest Location

The city and state from your sever settings is automatically attached to the new nest being created. If the server covers more than one city, you can change the default active city any time using this command.

Its recommended to create all nests for one city, then change the city and continue creating all nests for that city.

Generated Directions

Upon creating a nest, directions are automatically generated using the nest name as well as the servers city and state. This feature uses Google to automatically find the users location to provide faster and more accurate directions.

PokeCloud does NOT read, store or share user locations in anyway.

Full Command

Only the nest name is required. Optionally, the amount of pokestops, gyms, spawns, ex gyms, and nest alias can be inputted by separating each with a comma. Don't worry, nest data can be updated at any time. Lets take a look at what the full command looks like as well as an example...

Full Command

$create-nest [pokestops], [gyms], [spawns], [exgyms], [alias]

< > = required [ ] = optional

Alias

$cn [pokestops], [gyms], [spawns], [exgyms], [alias]

< > = required [ ] = optional

Example

$cn test park, 5, 3, 8, 1, test

This creates a nest called Test Park with 5 pokestops, 3 gyms, 8 spawns, 1 ex raid gym, and a nest alias of test.

Using Name Only

Creating a nest with just the name defaults all nest data to the unknown state of ?.

$cn test park

Creates a nest called Test Park with ? pokestops, ? gyms, ? spawns, ? ex gyms and no alias.

Skipping Inputs

Skipping inputs are also possible by using a ? for the amount or just leaving it blank. This is only needed if the input after another input is being set (as shown below).

$cn test park, ?, 3,, test

Creates a nest called Test Park with ? pokestops, 3 gyms, ? spawns, ? ex gyms, and an alias of test. Notice we left the spawn and ex gym input blank to default it to its default value of ?/0.