Large Portals (historical building athletic fields etc.): While staying within range of the Portal, move laterally across the faces of the structure or building.Medium Portals (statues playground structures informational signs etc.): Walk 360 degrees around the Portal, if possible.If the Portal itself is small, like a memorial plaque on a bench, please scan the entire bench versus the memorial plaque only. Flat Portals (murals memorial plaques signage etc.): Face the Portal and walk laterally from one side to the other.While the main focus of the Portal Scan should be the Portal itself, please stay on public paths or walkways near the Portal or surrounding area. Move along public paths or walkways near the Portal.Portal Scans of longer durations are typically easier to combine than many short Portal Scans.More Portal Scanning coverage correlates with more places and times of day that AR features can work robustly. Multiple Portal Scans of the same Portal help us build better AR maps, especially when taken from different viewpoints, at different times of day, and with different lighting conditions.The orbit can be circular, navigating around the accessible surfaces of the Portal, or it can be more broad, where you approach the Portal from a distance and scan it as you approach. Consider moving in an orbit around the Portal. Point your camera towards the Portal while moving around it or near it.The Portal should be the main focus of scans, but it’s also helpful to have some of the surrounding area included, especially for smaller Portals.You can look away from the screen because keeping the Portal within the frame doesn’t need to be perfect, and you can submit multiple Portals Scans of that Portal. Please stay aware of your surroundings. Remember to watch where you’re moving.Keep in mind that this was posted on an Ingress forum, so it references Portals a lot. I am sharing the post in full, so the information stays as consistent and intact as possible. For those of you who are not aware, the new Pokéstop Scanning feature is a way for Niantic to crowdsource AR maps of Pokéstop and Gyms.
#Pokemon go live map stops scanning how to#
User NianticBrian posted that they sat down with their team and came up with some guidelines on how to make a good portal scan. Pushed Image for the Pokéstop scanning tutorial courtesy the PokeMiners
With the official announcement in late May that Pokéstop scanning was coming to Pokémon Go there have been a lot of questions about the process and how it works.
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