@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master The way you describe it is the way I do it. Fits! The question about the rules or algorithm I have created as a ticket. The answer from support: the automatic skipping of one route point works well, the skipping of several route points must be done manually. This is also how I experienced it in practice. We are also waiting for "Next". Peter

@Steve-Lynch Hi Steve, That would indeed be a good option for off-road users, thanks for the suggestion

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Thank you Hans I will give that a try...

@Herman-Guns-0 MRA and Routeyou are two different programs. It is inevitable that you will get differences and you will have to edit a route in MRA. This is best done if you also open the original track in the map with the route. [image: 1657224961513-schermafbeelding-2022-07-07-om-22.13.40.png]

@Steve-Dean said in Problem with "Expand" function and Garmin Sat Navs: @Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Yep, got that - but you totally missed my point, i.e. "Can anything be done, other than laboriously going over the whole route to check no shaping points are positioned in this way?" Also bit of a mystery as to why the Tom Tom ignores this issue. Hi @Steve-Dean. It really isn’t laborious if you go about it like this: Click on the first route point, fully zoom in using the magnifying glass and adjust if necessary, then use the right arrow > to move to the next route point (still fully zoomed) and adjust. A route with 100 route points can be checked and adjusted in just 2 minutes.

Lee, do you mean the navigation app? If so, then you have to keep in mind that tha navigation app can only handle routes made for the Here maps. If you use an other map, Openstreet or Tom Tom, than it tries to project that route in the Here map. But if there is a difference in the maps, the navigation app makes the best of it. But most of the time its not what you want. If you make a special bike route, for sure you can not use the navigation app, because on the Here maps are no bike paths available. So the app send you to the moon and further. Best regards, Baltus

@Ch-Philippe said in Plus d'evitements: Bonjour, Depuis la mise a jour le logiciel ne prend plus en comte certain évitement comme les autoroute par exemple,quelque soit la carte utilisé. Hello, Since the update, the software no longer takes into account certain avoidances such as highways for example, regardless of the card used If you switch cards you will have to set the "Avoid" preferences again. Did you do that too?

@Evert-Kuiken said in Route from MRA to Garmin zumo 350: So no use telling me to convert the track to a route in the Garmin... So it's no use telling you what you can do best. There must be a way to get what I want without using BaseCamp? Unfortunately, exporting and use of MRA routes works best with the Garmin XT. With other types the miner works well and it is recommended to use a track.

@Paul-Alex, Yes, that is how it works on Android. Iphone seems to work different (or not at all), there was discussion about that some time ago.

@Adventurer41374-0 said in Max number waypoints for Sygic?: Max number waypoints for Sygic? -> iPhone Thanks! I would look on Sygic’s website or forum.

@Matti-Mäkinen Presuming you are using a PC, and using the connector you should use Garmin GPX1.1 or Garmin GPX1.2 GPX1.2 Will only show you the Via Points, Hands in MRA, Flags on the Zumo XT, but will shape the route based on the Shaping Points you have used. GPX1.1 will show you Via Points and Shaping Points. Shaping Points are Balloon icons in MRA, Blue Dot on the XT. [image: 1656714487833-016824f0-95e4-4f8b-9738-6af621457ffd.png]

@adrian-stone Click!

Interesting, thanks Nick.

@nick-carthew Thanks, I see I already have the most recent version.

Hallo, ich vermute das die Nachricht "Import failed" eher darauf zurückzuführen ist, dass der Speicher von der BoomBox voll ist. Versuch bitte ein paar alte Routen zu löschen und dann neu zu laden. So war zumindest meine Erfahrung..... Viel Erfolg!

For anyone that is only interested in using Tracks on a TomTom Rider you can use the functionality provided by MRA in the “Save As” Menu, the very last option “TomTom MyDrive”, will only transfer the Track to TomTom MyDrive and the TomTom Rider it will not transfer the Route. You will see a pop up that requires you to enter your TomTom MyDrive email and Password. [image: 1655879889864-image0-resized.jpeg]

@reinhard-32 Thanks It would have never occurred to me that it was closed because google did not show that!! thanks for the closure website!! hope that anyone have a help with this!! cheers!

Just in case you wondered why I was curious. Firstly I don't trust any emails that make reference to sending it to your friends. Secondly the link gave this result : [image: 1655394716622-alert.jpg]

thank you all

@ruberto-andre Connect your Garmin to your tab, open the route and choose save as… gpx 1.1 Then copy paste the gpx file to the gpx folder on your Garmin.