@Corjan-Meijerink Ha Corjan - dat zou mega super fijn zijn

@Jörgen Haha, that's funny, this is what ChatGPT produces: MyRoute-app is a comprehensive route planning and navigation tool designed for motorcyclists, cyclists, and road trip enthusiasts. It offers a variety of features to help users create, share, and follow routes. Here's an overview of its key functionalities: Route Planning: Users can plan detailed routes using a web-based interface or mobile app. It allows for customization of waypoints, stops, and the selection of scenic routes. Navigation: The app provides turn-by-turn navigation, which is crucial for motorcyclists and drivers who need reliable guidance while on the road. Integration with GPS Devices: MyRoute-app supports exporting routes to various GPS devices, including those from brands like Garmin and TomTom. Community Features: Users can share their routes with others, explore routes created by the community, and participate in forums and groups. Offline Maps: The app offers offline map capabilities, allowing users to navigate without an internet connection. Cross-Platform Accessibility: MyRoute-app is accessible via a web browser and has mobile apps for both iOS and Android, ensuring users can access their routes and maps on various devices. Overall, MyRoute-app aims to enhance the experience of planning and navigating routes, especially for those passionate about road trips and outdoor adventures.

@Neil-Bartlett said in Ability to Add Range Markers/colours on route: Is there a way to specify distance between waypoints as you suggest every 40 miles for example? We don't get to place the waypoints in the GPX file but we can add extra once we import it obviously. Perhaps if I increase the waypoints as per the gold feature As has already been mentioned, the waypoint list shows the distance to each waypoint from the beginning of the route. After importing the GPX file I would look at the waypoint closest to your tank range and find a fuel station nearby and add a new waypoint there. I wouldn’t bother with the MRA expand feature.

@Guzt By the way, it would be great to be able to set in the options the default layer used in the planner, now I have to change it every time I open the route for editing.

@olaf-Scherpenisse said in apparaat niet gevonden: @Nomko-Nomden Ik gebruik een Mac en sla de route als GPX op. Dan importeer ik het en via exporteren wil ik het naar de stick (BMW Auto) sturen. Dat is in het verleden altijd goed gegaan, het systeem zet het in de juiste extensie, maar op dit moment lukt het niet (meer). Kan de route te lang zijn? Kan je een link plaatsen naar die route? Wel even op openbaar zetten Dan kunnen we zelf ook zien hoe lang de route is en wat er eventueel fout kan gaan bij jou.

@Lynchy67 I have come to the same conclusion, although they advertise you can import a route with waypoints and the support guy who I have sent the gpx too, seemed surprised it didn't work and only imported a track. This is not a big issue for me, track is ok.

@Nomko-Nomden Second question, Beeline do not seem to have a forum, you can only raise a case for help. Seeing I have been a Gold member with MRA since it was available, so I thought I would ask on here, as I am using MRA for my routes and also passing them to various Garmin devices. Now this is the bit I am struggling with or it might be my understanding. I understand a track doesn't have waypoints and it only becomes a route once the device has calculated the route. So when I put waypoints into MRA and then export the gpx with 1.1 or 1.2 into my XT, once it is loaded, the device calculates the route and the waypoints are shown. When I export the gpx with the same waypoints and load into Beeline, there is only one option, to import, you can import a route or import in compass mode, the route comes in fine, but no Waypoints are shown. That is it, even if you then use the route, no waypoints show up, so they are not being imported or not recognised. If you import compass mode, then there are various waypoints, but the route is basically straight lines to each waypoint. I have also tried importing from google maps (beeline uses google maps) and Calimoto, same results, so my thoughts are, it doesn't work as they claim. I will wait to see of Beeline come back. Thanks for your help

Hallo Reinhard, wenn du erklären würdest, wozu das dienen soll, bekommst du eventuell noch mehr Unterstützer. Diese Daten sind doch in der GPX Datei enthalten und lassen sich mit einem Editor ansehen.

@Corjan-Meijerink Als iedereen 10€ stort, lukt het dan wel ? of als abonnement ?

I like the idea. But it is not new.

@Con-Hennekens I find Furkot almost perfect for serious multi-day trip planning. Obviously (I didn't mention it) the nightly stay can be fixed (it's a "special" waypoint). Furkot will end the day in that place and resume the plan from there in the next day. What's really very nice with this is that you can very quickly make a plan based on available days (which we know is the scarcest resource! ) considering the avg speed based on the planned road type and even your preferences (you can set your avg speed will be a certain percent - like 80% - of the calculated one).

@Laurent-De-Clercq Thanks for the kind words and for sharing this suggestion

@Lynchy67, yes me too, except for the mud and cow sh*t

Some improvements regarding this are currently being deployed!

@Martin-Wilcke I browsed the forum to see if others already suggested enabling a more natural way in MRA for planning multiday trips. You suggestion comes close to my wish: I create a new folder and would like it to contain the POI's and routes for a series of days. I first want to enter all overnight stays as POI's, so I can use them as endpoint for a day trip and use it again as a starting point the next day. A workaround is to define all trip POI's as Favourites but this means various multiday trips share alle POI's, unless you remove them from the list again afterwards. I read here that new POI functionality is coming. My suggestion is enable POI's for a series of routes to be put in a folder just like the routes itself.

@Gerard-Wullink note Navigators 4/5/6, XT/XT2 work fine using the Save as method. Just the Zumo 3/5 fails.

@Lex-Metzke zet je dan bij het uitzetten van de route gelijk in de toolkit het "vergelijken" met de biede opties OSM en Tom Tom aan dan zie je drie routes die op punten waar ze afwijken met wat extra vormpunten bij elkaar moten worden gebracht. Heb je altijd voor iedereen bijna de perfecte route op OSM, HERE en Tom Tom.

@JW-0 said in Vermijden menu 1x openen, klikken en default: voegen nog dit jaar gaat veel aandacht uit naar optimalisatie van de web planner. Veel van jouw suggesties zullen we daar waarschijnlijk in terug zien. het meeste staat namelijk al op de wensenlijst. 2/ de kans is groot dat er een default instelling komt per proefiel (auto / motor / camper / fiets / te voet) 3/ alles wat in de toolkit zit is kaartleverancier specifiek. Zo zie je dat in de OSM kaart "cities" als vermijdbaar te kiezem is, maar bij TomTom en HERE niet. Als de kaartleverancier dat gaat ondersteunen zal MRA niet nalaten om het toe te voegen. 4/ Het pagina-menu zoals jij dat omschrijft ziet er alleen zo uit op apparaten met een lage resolutie en mobiele apparaten. Tevens afhankelijk van de zoomfactor in je browser. Door daarmee te spelen kun je ook het menu in een balk terug zien, zoals gebruikelijk op een PC scherm.