Isn't it so that an exhaust needs to be homologated in Germany for the specific bike? Having no proof of that (a certificate) is enough reason for a ticket from the police, and maybe even a walk home. Even if you do not exceed the noise limits.

@george-muller Sounds like this could help you out better :
https://www.optaplanner.org/learn/useCases/vehicleRoutingProblem.html

@bauke-keulen said in Import Gpx from kurviger, adjust route - then navigate with MRA:

Wel een gedoe om die punten elke keer langs te lopen en te shuffelen met waypoints.

Dat is helaas collateral damage bij het gebruiken van meerdere navigatie systemen en daarmee dus ook verschillende kaart data :).

@peter-de-boer-0
Ik vermoed dat je onderstaande melding hebt gekregen:

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Heb je al op het groene vlak geklikt?
Grote kans dat je dan een aanwijzing krijgt over de fout die ontstaan is. Bijv:

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Er is een grote kans dat er een routepunt op een onbereikbare plek is geplaatst. Ga je routepunten eens na of ze. wel goed gepositioneerd zijn.

@klaus-r A little of both, you will see the new MRA mobile app very soon 😊

@mark-hamilton-0 Great stuff BIG thanks 😀

@jack-van-tilburg said in My route is broken - Something went wrong while calculating the route:

You have to organise your route points with the OSM map and without an other overlay.

And of course the Here map if you use Garmin or MRA Nav
And the TomTom map when using TomTom navigation.
But the same always applies and that is that you should not use a different overlay.

@george-shanks-0 said in OpenStreetMap or HERE for BMW Nav 6?:

BMW Navigator 6

BMW Navigator 6 is a Gamin based product.
So you need to use Here for best result of your routes.
You can use OSM though. But then you have to use enough routepoints.
If you then use the route track and convert it to a route in your NAV VI you will have a pretty good result.

@david-hetherington said in 2019 GTS Boom Box Export:

@jack-van-tilburg
Hi not sure how to post link but will have a go

Open the route in the Routelab;
Select 'Route information' in the left-hand column;
Click on 'Privacy"

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Now click on the three dots behind the route name in the route library to get to the "More options" window.

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@raimond-nispeling
Ik ben bang dat ik je vraag niet goed begrijp. 😢
Kun je iets beter uitleggen wat je bedoelt?

@jack-van-tilburg 👍

@talia-ivey
does not work with any of the GPS files in the connector...

danny

@mylle

Hi Danny,

https://info.myrouteapp.com/blog-routes-loading-garmin-zumo-xt/

I tested this also on a BMW navigator VI

@hans-van-de-ven-mra-master Thank you, I am subscribed. Thanks and best regards Rick

@timo-martosatiman-mra for the problems I am talking about I opened a ticket where I also sent you a video and I show you all the problems on the WEB, both from Mac and from iPad (device that I use the most), the problems are always the same and unresolved ... if with my name he goes to look for the ticket he understands what I'm talking about ... and in any case even in this version to create a path or modify it, the app always leads to the web version ... so what has changed?

@jack-van-tilburg Hi Jack,
that is not 100% correct. The BMW Connect app can very well import Waypoint. MRA can currently only output support points as shaping.
These are also treated as such by the CA (Connectet App).
So they are invisible. However, the route seems to fit.
The market companion outputs the waypoints as correct ( Via ).

I have looked at the differences and found that both systems use completely different syntax.

As ViaPoint in CA from Ku******.de
<wpt lat="50.111662" lon="7.206711"><name>Wein-Cafe Klering, Keltenweg, Briedern, 56820, DE</name><desc>Waypoint 20</desc><sym>Flag, Blue</sym><type>via</type></wpt>

Interpreted as shaping in CA from MRA
</rtept><rtept lat="50.111634495892" lon="7.2067040205002"><name>Wine Cafe Klering, Keltenweg, Briedern, 56820, DE</name><extensions>trp:ViaPoint/</extensions></rtept>
Interpreted as shaping in CA from MRA
<rtept lat="50.111634495892" lon="7.2067040205002"><name>Wein-Cafe Klering, Keltenweg, Briedern, 56820, DE</name><extensions>trp:ShapingPoint/</extensions></rtept>

In this, I recognise that the CA can very well deal with VIA as well as shaping. Let's see which of the two top dogs will find the right solution faster.
GPX output postprocessing.

I myself am one of the admins of the big German Garmin group on Facebook.
BMW seems to be quietly moving away from Garmin. The last disaster with the N6
was probably one of the reasons why Tom Tom is now in the boat.
Since I can see on Facebook that many people are turning to other systems.
The BMW Cradle in particular has clearly triggered this consideration once again.
Also for me.
I currently see MRA as the only planner that comes close to Basecamp in terms of functionality.

Greetings, Uwe

@erik-steen ik zit hier net zo te puzzelen, krijg de routes niet meer via Garmin Drive op mijn xt. Baal er echt van. Hoe krijg je de oude app weer terug

@brian-martin I had this same problem this morning. I found a workaround by using the web browser on my phone to go to the MyRoute website, then use the 'page menu' as before.

@drabslab
Het is de track met viapunten, zoiets als de ontvlagde route.

@mylle BMW NAV VI only supports gpx file format 1.1 to get waypoints, so be sure to export or in this case "save as..." as the export tool last time I checked only allowed gpx 1.2.

Then when you have moved the file from PC to the navigator you import the track and then manually edit the soft blue waypoints you want into hard waypoints (orange flags).

(open travel planner, route, and change destinations, click on blue dots to change into orange flags)