Road contrast when "exploring"
Quote from scottyg on 02.08.2022, 13:50First, thanks so much for Scenic, it is really a fantastic piece of software!
I am using scenic on my motorcycle using Wunderlinq and the motorcycle's thumb wheel to adjust my view while I ride...it is fantastic for identifying alternate routes or interesting detours while riding. The biggest problem that I have, however, is that the line thickness and contrast of smaller roads make them really difficult to see, particularly while riding, where I can only glance down briefly. It would be nice to have a single click "exploration" mode, which brings up the contrast and/or thickness of the roads or maybe even started showing roads that would only have appeared at one additional zoom level forward.
Thanks!
First, thanks so much for Scenic, it is really a fantastic piece of software!
I am using scenic on my motorcycle using Wunderlinq and the motorcycle's thumb wheel to adjust my view while I ride...it is fantastic for identifying alternate routes or interesting detours while riding. The biggest problem that I have, however, is that the line thickness and contrast of smaller roads make them really difficult to see, particularly while riding, where I can only glance down briefly. It would be nice to have a single click "exploration" mode, which brings up the contrast and/or thickness of the roads or maybe even started showing roads that would only have appeared at one additional zoom level forward.
Thanks!
Quote from Guido on 02.08.2022, 15:37Maybe the custom map styles could help in this. Here’s a forum thread on this. https://scenic.app/forum/topic/custom-map-styles/
Maybe the custom map styles could help in this. Here’s a forum thread on this. https://scenic.app/forum/topic/custom-map-styles/
Quote from scottyg on 02.08.2022, 15:39Thanks Guido! I was looking at the built-in styles, but I didn't play around with the custom styles -- I'll give that a try before I pester you again.
Thanks Guido! I was looking at the built-in styles, but I didn't play around with the custom styles -- I'll give that a try before I pester you again.
