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Guido on 26.02.2025, 08:59
Hi Uli,
At the moment, there is a bug. The "layers" do not automatically update when you add a new route to a folder. For the new route to appear as part of the layer you need to open the layers panel and tap the button top left (the refresh) button. This will refresh the layers.
It's on the list to automate this (refresh automatically when new elements are added).
It's also on the list to prefill the folder field with the folder you actually tapped the "Add route" button. Indeed, at the moment, it's always "Favorites". I'll try to get that in for the upcoming update.
Adding waypoints / via points is done by the curvy routing (to force the route to take more curvy roads). I could reduce the number of via points added, but then it might happen that the route becomes less curvy. There is no way to know that in advance. So, I chose to be a little bit "carefull". Better too much via points and ensure the route is curvy enough, than too little. You can always remove some via points manually after the curvy route was generated.
Hope this explains. If not, or if you have other questions, pleaese let me know.
Cheers,
Guido
Hi Uli,
At the moment, there is a bug. The "layers" do not automatically update when you add a new route to a folder. For the new route to appear as part of the layer you need to open the layers panel and tap the button top left (the refresh) button. This will refresh the layers.
It's on the list to automate this (refresh automatically when new elements are added).
It's also on the list to prefill the folder field with the folder you actually tapped the "Add route" button. Indeed, at the moment, it's always "Favorites". I'll try to get that in for the upcoming update.
Adding waypoints / via points is done by the curvy routing (to force the route to take more curvy roads). I could reduce the number of via points added, but then it might happen that the route becomes less curvy. There is no way to know that in advance. So, I chose to be a little bit "carefull". Better too much via points and ensure the route is curvy enough, than too little. You can always remove some via points manually after the curvy route was generated.
Hope this explains. If not, or if you have other questions, pleaese let me know.
Cheers,
Guido
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