Quote from
Guido on 28.11.2024, 13:22
Hi Thomas,
After setting start point a first stop Scenic calculates a route with some via points. A second leg doesn't contains via points. (like the further rest of the route)
This is a bug related to curvy routing. It currently only calculates curvy once (that's why it's adding the via points at first, but not after). For the moment, what I recommend is to first plan your route without curvy (put it on standard or short), and then, once you've placed all your stops, change the routing mode to curvy to generate a curvy route between all the stops.
Changing the order of the stops is only possible when the via points are visible.
This is meant to work that way. If the vias were hidden, and you move a stop, Scenic wouldn't know between which waypoints (via point or stop) you would like to place it.
but Scenic changes the order ...
If you tap the 'Via #' or 'Stop #' Scenic will try to 'guess' between which already existing waypoints the new waypoint should go. It does this by looking where the pink route line is closest. If you want to add a via or stop at the end, use the 'Via 3' or 'Stop 3' button (the 3 will be the number of the waypoint that will be added). If you do want to add a waypoint between two already existing waypoints, but Scenic chooses wrong, you can long-press the 'Via #' and 'Stop #' button, and then Scenic will manually let you select after which existing waypoint you want to add the new point. Here is a tutorial video of the power planner. It still displays the old Scenic 3 power planner, but Scenic 4 is very similar: https://scenic.app/help/power-planner-tutorial/?seq_no=2
Hope this helps/explains. If not, please let me know if you have other questions. Happy to help.
Best regards and ride safe,
Guido
Hi Thomas,
After setting start point a first stop Scenic calculates a route with some via points. A second leg doesn't contains via points. (like the further rest of the route)
This is a bug related to curvy routing. It currently only calculates curvy once (that's why it's adding the via points at first, but not after). For the moment, what I recommend is to first plan your route without curvy (put it on standard or short), and then, once you've placed all your stops, change the routing mode to curvy to generate a curvy route between all the stops.
Changing the order of the stops is only possible when the via points are visible.
This is meant to work that way. If the vias were hidden, and you move a stop, Scenic wouldn't know between which waypoints (via point or stop) you would like to place it.
but Scenic changes the order ...
If you tap the 'Via #' or 'Stop #' Scenic will try to 'guess' between which already existing waypoints the new waypoint should go. It does this by looking where the pink route line is closest. If you want to add a via or stop at the end, use the 'Via 3' or 'Stop 3' button (the 3 will be the number of the waypoint that will be added). If you do want to add a waypoint between two already existing waypoints, but Scenic chooses wrong, you can long-press the 'Via #' and 'Stop #' button, and then Scenic will manually let you select after which existing waypoint you want to add the new point. Here is a tutorial video of the power planner. It still displays the old Scenic 3 power planner, but Scenic 4 is very similar: https://scenic.app/help/power-planner-tutorial/?seq_no=2
Hope this helps/explains. If not, please let me know if you have other questions. Happy to help.
Best regards and ride safe,
Guido
