Points of interest near the route
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wrote on 28 Jan 2025, 22:48 last edited by
I was just creating a new route, and I wanted to find something interesting along the way.
In ex.: I would like to find state parks, national monuments, etc. within, let's say, 5 miles from the route. The same thing with the favorite restaurants, it would be nice to know if there are any close to the route.
I do not know how difficult would that be to implement, if it would be possible at all. -
I was just creating a new route, and I wanted to find something interesting along the way.
In ex.: I would like to find state parks, national monuments, etc. within, let's say, 5 miles from the route. The same thing with the favorite restaurants, it would be nice to know if there are any close to the route.
I do not know how difficult would that be to implement, if it would be possible at all.wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 06:47 last edited by@UltraStar you can use chatgpt. upload your gpx and ask chatGPT
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I was just creating a new route, and I wanted to find something interesting along the way.
In ex.: I would like to find state parks, national monuments, etc. within, let's say, 5 miles from the route. The same thing with the favorite restaurants, it would be nice to know if there are any close to the route.
I do not know how difficult would that be to implement, if it would be possible at all.wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 10:19 last edited by@UltraStar why don't you use the hamburger menu - poi and choose the poi's you want to see along your route?
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I was just creating a new route, and I wanted to find something interesting along the way.
In ex.: I would like to find state parks, national monuments, etc. within, let's say, 5 miles from the route. The same thing with the favorite restaurants, it would be nice to know if there are any close to the route.
I do not know how difficult would that be to implement, if it would be possible at all.wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 13:09 last edited byit can be done in Google maps:
draw a route
On the left search "with Route"
if you live in the USA you can use roadtrippers.com
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wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 14:22 last edited by UltraStar
That is all nice guys, but I am talking about this functionality in MyRoute-app, not jumping back and forth through the plethora of other junk.
Maybe I have given a wrong example. I am not looking for the POI, I was thinking about a specific type of interest point, restaurant chain, specific type of food, specific type of gas station or hotel. Can it be done here or not, that is only my question. I would imagine that the search engine might be too difficult for this kind of application. -
That is all nice guys, but I am talking about this functionality in MyRoute-app, not jumping back and forth through the plethora of other junk.
Maybe I have given a wrong example. I am not looking for the POI, I was thinking about a specific type of interest point, restaurant chain, specific type of food, specific type of gas station or hotel. Can it be done here or not, that is only my question. I would imagine that the search engine might be too difficult for this kind of application.wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 18:09 last edited by@UltraStar said in Points of interest near the route:
That is all nice guys, but I am talking about this functionality in MyRoute-app, not jumping back and forth through the plethora of other junk.
Maybe I have given a wrong example. I am not looking for the POI, I was thinking about a specific type of interest point, restaurant chain, specific type of food, specific type of gas station or hotel. Can it be done here or not, that is only my question. I would imagine that the search engine might be too difficult for this kind of application.No, it can not be done without a big database with items, you need some additional junk from Google or openstreetmap
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@UltraStar said in Points of interest near the route:
That is all nice guys, but I am talking about this functionality in MyRoute-app, not jumping back and forth through the plethora of other junk.
Maybe I have given a wrong example. I am not looking for the POI, I was thinking about a specific type of interest point, restaurant chain, specific type of food, specific type of gas station or hotel. Can it be done here or not, that is only my question. I would imagine that the search engine might be too difficult for this kind of application.No, it can not be done without a big database with items, you need some additional junk from Google or openstreetmap
wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 21:48 last edited by@BertM Thank you. That's what I thought, it would be way too much work.
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Hi, you can switch on POIs in MRA (like you want, here e.g. Restaurants, Cafe, History) and zoom in into your route to see what is next.
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Hi, you can switch on POIs in MRA (like you want, here e.g. Restaurants, Cafe, History) and zoom in into your route to see what is next.
wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 23:34 last edited by@Jörgen Thank you. Actually, that might help. I just read about the new, and improved POI. With a little time and some "elbow grease," we can come up with some POI that will help with the routes. Thanks again all.
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Hi, you can switch on POIs in MRA (like you want, here e.g. Restaurants, Cafe, History) and zoom in into your route to see what is next.
wrote on 21 Feb 2025, 16:33 last edited by@Jörgen Hi, please, how do I do that? Thank you.
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@Jörgen Hi, please, how do I do that? Thank you.
@Flavio-Silva Hi, in a route planning, click here to open the menu.
Then click on POI.
Select what you want to see and zoom into the map to see the POIs.
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wrote on 21 Feb 2025, 21:31 last edited by
You can as Jurgen has shown display them in your route, but additionally, as you zoom in and examine any of interest along your route, you can also click on them and add the POI to your route.
This way, when you turn POI's off, just those you selected of interest will remain showing on your route.
They don't export with the .gpx file, but if you use the Navigation Next on your phone or CarPlay, I believe you should see them. (Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong)
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You can as Jurgen has shown display them in your route, but additionally, as you zoom in and examine any of interest along your route, you can also click on them and add the POI to your route.
This way, when you turn POI's off, just those you selected of interest will remain showing on your route.
They don't export with the .gpx file, but if you use the Navigation Next on your phone or CarPlay, I believe you should see them. (Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong)
wrote on 24 Feb 2025, 17:08 last edited by@Frappawotsit Yes, I can see them. But what I´d like to do is to be warned when getting near to it, as it happens on Osmand. Is it possible on Next?
Regards,
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@Frappawotsit Yes, I can see them. But what I´d like to do is to be warned when getting near to it, as it happens on Osmand. Is it possible on Next?
Regards,
Valued contributorwrote on 24 Feb 2025, 20:13 last edited by@Flavio-Silva That is not possible like that. You can get a warning if you set that POI as a waypoint and put some text in the textblock
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You can as Jurgen has shown display them in your route, but additionally, as you zoom in and examine any of interest along your route, you can also click on them and add the POI to your route.
This way, when you turn POI's off, just those you selected of interest will remain showing on your route.
They don't export with the .gpx file, but if you use the Navigation Next on your phone or CarPlay, I believe you should see them. (Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong)
wrote on 24 Feb 2025, 20:47 last edited by@Frappawotsit said in Points of interest near the route:
...This way, when you turn POI's off, just those you selected of interest will remain showing on your route.
They don't export with the .gpx file, but if you use the Navigation Next on your phone or CarPlay, I believe you should see them. (Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong).
I believe this is wrong. If you select some of the internal POI into yor route, they will become a Waypoint and will be exportet with gpx file. If you select POI into your planning, but not as WP, you will see it on the map (not as WP!). If you export planned route by gpx, then the selected POI will be included. If you import p.e. in a Garmin device, you will see the route with WPs and as well the transmitted POIs on the map. Offcourse, for that POIs there will be no announcement during navigation, because the are no WPs.
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