Trash Toss Cache Builder
Build a paper-toss geocache. Flick crumpled paper into the trash can against a crosswind.
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Play your own cache before you publish it
Settings that look fair in this form can be brutal, or trivial, in the field. Finish the game yourself, start to end, on the kind of device your finders will use, and check that the difficulty, timers, hints, wording, and the final reveal all behave the way you intended. Every cache you create here comes with a play link and an edit link, so you can test it, tune it, and test it again before anyone else sees it.
Trash Toss is a paper-toss geocache. The finder flicks a crumpled ball of paper into a trash can while a fan blows a crosswind, with a fresh wind speed, angle, and can distance on every throw. Reaching your target number of makes reveals the final coordinates or keyword. The server replays every throw before releasing anything, so nothing can be faked from the browser.
Save this link now. Without the key you cannot edit or delete this cache (only the site admin can reset it).
Your cache
Shown to players as a link to your cache page.
Only the site admin can see this, in case they need to reach you about your cache. Never shown to players.
Run settings
How many makes the finder needs to win. Filled in from the difficulty and miss limit default; change either to update it, unless you have typed your own.
The wind, can distance band, and gusts are generated fresh for every throw; only difficulty, scene, target makes, and miss limit are yours to set.
On solve, reveal
Shown only after a player reaches the target makes. Reveal either the final coordinates or a keyword, not both.
Where can I host an image for free?
Paste a direct https:// link to an image. Free image hosts that give a direct link include
ImgBB,
postimages.org, and
Cloudinary.
A geocaching.com image link works too. The link must start with https://.
Keep your cache in play to keep it live. Share the play link so people visit it; unused caches are cleaned up over time.