@Jurg-van-t-Hof I'd kindly request you to make a support ticket about this. The blog isn't in beta - it's actually very old and not the best maintained

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@Helmut-Amon Also ich habe gerade eine Route von Stuttgart nach Lissabon mit zunächst 2 Wegpunkten geplant. Gerechnet wurde auf der Here Map und es waren keine Einschränkungen gesetzt. Streckenlänge ca. 2300 km. Dann habe ich die Route durch das Einfügen weitere Wegpunkte etwas verfeinert. Damit stand dann das „Grundgerüst“ der Route. Anschließend wurde die Route in Tagesetappen geteilt und die einzelnen Abschnitte dann im Detail ausgearbeitet.

@Thomas-Neumeyer @richtea999 It isn’t a fixed maximum distance that restricts the generating of a route, it is to do with how many nodes. A very curvy route would contain a lot more nodes than a straight route. I am sure that there will be big improvements in the Scenic route generator, including messages when the website receives its update.

@GT-JWR said in Meaningless route calculation.: @ginogino click the "Disable seasonal closures" in the Toolkit and it plots as you intend. On the corsica route, by disabling the seasonal closures the thing works, but will it also work during navigation ?, the thing however does not work on the route to my house and I would like to point out that the road that is recommended does not exist, to travel it I would have to pass through the middle of the river, this is a piece of a route from almost my house to the first roundabout: link test route This thing of having to wait 3600 seconds before being able to post a second message on the forum is really a nuisance.

@Mzokk - thanks a million

@Carl-Lee You are correct, that is exactly how it should be if you read the descriptions of Garmin, but unfortunately in reality it is a bit different: My experience was, that it works from time to time, but not always. Specially my experience that Tread messes up not only the routes etc. on the XT2, but also the Garmin explore data in such a away, that I haven't been able to "repair" differences between Tread APP, my XT2 and the Garmin Explore webpage. It was that bad that I lost all the data I already have migrated from various sources into the Garmin Tread and Explore universe. Beside that I must admit, that it have worked for a very short period of time and only as long as used it more or less seldom. As soon it is was used heavily for planning and organising things, it messes it totally up. Greetings Thomas

@white-mouse-on-the-motorbikegmail-com Thanks, filmpje is heel oud, ze mogen de link wel eens weghalen of de boel vernieuwen. Filmpje geeft een wit puntje aan wat je kunt oppakken en verslepen.. maar het lukt nu!!

@terry-durkin Do you use a windows PC or a Mac?

@Mundl Hast du mal eine andere Karte als Hintergrund probiert? Hast du mal ein Screenshot als Beispiel?

@Rob-Kelley das ist eine spitzen idee, darauf bin ich noch gar nicht gekommen, das funktioniert super!

@marc-van-der-heijden, Hou er ook rekening mee dat in bijvoorbeeld Duitsland Streetview opnamen pas sinds juni 2023 toegestaan zijn van overheidswege. Ze lopen de achterstand best snel in, maar het is gewoon zo dat nog niet alle wegen bereden zijn met een Google camera.

@marc-van-der-heijden hoi Marc Je moet op dat kleine vlakje klikken dan wordt het Streetview groot en kun je ook de richting waarin je kijkt veranderen

@Nick-Carthew said in Problem with route containing riverferry: You are replying to a thread from 2023. There is another solution now. In the Toolkit of the TomTom and HERE planning maps you can now choose Route optimisation, as long as your transport mode is not motorcycle, now select the shortest route and the system should use the ferry. Is er een manier om dit als standaard in te stellen? En zo ja, hoe? Bij nieuwe routes staat het bij mij standaard op snelste! Is there any way to set this as default? And if so, how? On new routes, my default is fastest!

@John-9i As Nick says, only available in Here mapping [image: 1737645298745-8ddac25d-44c6-45cd-80f5-14cca14c6c82-image.png]

@AXMRDR place a WP after the construction area and then use the skip function to force a connection between the two points. This will help with planning but navigation will still want to go around if the construction is still there when you try to navigate the route. [image: 1737478032111-screenshot_20250121-114225_chrome.jpg]