Anonymous lost my routes
Quote from bohemio on 19.12.2021, 07:54Back at it again... I downloaded the app to my iPad and started planning a route without login in, then when I realized that, I tried to login to my account, but my two routes I just had planned are now gone and no where to be found, is there a way to recover them so I don't have to recreate them again?
Back at it again... I downloaded the app to my iPad and started planning a route without login in, then when I realized that, I tried to login to my account, but my two routes I just had planned are now gone and no where to be found, is there a way to recover them so I don't have to recreate them again?
Quote from Guido on 19.12.2021, 08:10Yeah… logging in will replace all information on the device. with your account information.
Do you remember the names of the routes? And your scenic nickname please? Then I can manually move them to your account in the database.
Yeah… logging in will replace all information on the device. with your account information.
Do you remember the names of the routes? And your scenic nickname please? Then I can manually move them to your account in the database.
Quote from bohemio on 20.12.2021, 05:29To Bertinos Tacos
Bertinos Tacos to GNV
No nickname
But, I recreated them, once you do it once it is easier doing again.
I did go for the ride, and the GPS worked good for the most part.
One of the roads turned up to be a dirt road which I couldn't go into on a cruiser motorcycle, no biggie, I know the area and I knew if I kept going straight eventually there was a paved road that could take me back to the original route.
This is where Scenic went crazy, instead of trying to recalculate the route and adjust, it won't forget that you missed a via point and until you turn around and go back to that missed via point it won't leave you alone. So I had to go into an option to skip/forget the last via point and then scenic calmed down.
Later on deep into the more secluded area, scenic froze, like when a GPS loose signal, but scenic has a downloaded map, and I had to finish the ride, go look for the saved route again and start navigating from scratch.
So, from my experience so far, if you create a route that you can follow 100%, scenic will be happy and you won't have a problem. But if at a point in the middle of navigating a route you decide to deviate or take a shortcut, Scenic will get mad and stubborn, it doesn't like changes, it won't adjust.
To Bertinos Tacos
Bertinos Tacos to GNV
No nickname
But, I recreated them, once you do it once it is easier doing again.
I did go for the ride, and the GPS worked good for the most part.
One of the roads turned up to be a dirt road which I couldn't go into on a cruiser motorcycle, no biggie, I know the area and I knew if I kept going straight eventually there was a paved road that could take me back to the original route.
This is where Scenic went crazy, instead of trying to recalculate the route and adjust, it won't forget that you missed a via point and until you turn around and go back to that missed via point it won't leave you alone. So I had to go into an option to skip/forget the last via point and then scenic calmed down.
Later on deep into the more secluded area, scenic froze, like when a GPS loose signal, but scenic has a downloaded map, and I had to finish the ride, go look for the saved route again and start navigating from scratch.
So, from my experience so far, if you create a route that you can follow 100%, scenic will be happy and you won't have a problem. But if at a point in the middle of navigating a route you decide to deviate or take a shortcut, Scenic will get mad and stubborn, it doesn't like changes, it won't adjust.
Quote from Guido on 20.12.2021, 05:54What are your settings for “detour behaviour” (in. Settings > Navigation & Tracking)
What are your settings for “detour behaviour” (in. Settings > Navigation & Tracking)
