Walking route created with MRA
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Use the OSM map, open the route and tick on the compass needle then start walking
@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA
Thank you for your reply.When you say "tick on the compass" I assume you mean the icon on the bottom left of the app? If so, that's what I was already doing. When I to that I don't see the trail lines, and I don't get anything when I tap on the waypoints.
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Jorge -
@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA
Thank you for your reply.When you say "tick on the compass" I assume you mean the icon on the bottom left of the app? If so, that's what I was already doing. When I to that I don't see the trail lines, and I don't get anything when I tap on the waypoints.
Right, just follow the line
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Right, just follow the line
@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA But that's just the thing. I don't see a line. I have to scroll around until I find the next waypoint, but there's no line connecting them
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Jorge -
@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA But that's just the thing. I don't see a line. I have to scroll around until I find the next waypoint, but there's no line connecting them
Did you create a route?
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@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA But that's just the thing. I don't see a line. I have to scroll around until I find the next waypoint, but there's no line connecting them
@Jorge-del-Valle
The route must be made using the planning map from OpenStreetMap and you must have By foot (walking) selected as transport mode.
Open the route and tap the location marker twice, (I have arrowed it in my screenshot) then as you walk the map will move with you as you follow the line. There are no turn by turn navigation instructions.
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Yes, that's what I'm doing. But, at least for me, if I have the route set to "offroad" (which I need to as part of the route is in the middle of the countryside), I don't get a line to follow when I use the app.
As an example, here's a test walking route I've made in the route planner, set to offroad:
And this is how the same route appears in the Android app (zoomed in to the start of the route):
As you can see, in the Android app version there are no lines for the route joining the navigation points.
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Jorge -
Yes, that's what I'm doing. But, at least for me, if I have the route set to "offroad" (which I need to as part of the route is in the middle of the countryside), I don't get a line to follow when I use the app.
As an example, here's a test walking route I've made in the route planner, set to offroad:
And this is how the same route appears in the Android app (zoomed in to the start of the route):
As you can see, in the Android app version there are no lines for the route joining the navigation points.
@Jorge-del-Valle I should also clarify that I don't get a line when I double-tap the location marker twice, as Nick instructed. For me there's no line to follow.
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Jorge -
@Jorge-del-Valle I should also clarify that I don't get a line when I double-tap the location marker twice, as Nick instructed. For me there's no line to follow.
@Jorge-del-Valle, This clearly is a routed route. Disable offroad and try to load it again. I have been hiking this way through Luxemburg without a problem. What I did was download the GPX 1.1 track only version, and start that one from the Downloads folder. You will lose Waypoints though.
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@Jorge-del-Valle I should also clarify that I don't get a line when I double-tap the location marker twice, as Nick instructed. For me there's no line to follow.
@Jorge-del-Valle, To add to myself, I just tested the offroad setting and it does indeed match your description exactly. If you want to walk offroad route, it is better to download it as a GPX, track only, and open that one in MRA.
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@Jorge-del-Valle, To add to myself, I just tested the offroad setting and it does indeed match your description exactly. If you want to walk offroad route, it is better to download it as a GPX, track only, and open that one in MRA.
@Con-Hennekens Thank you both. I'll give that a try. Shame that I will lose waypoints as I would have loved to be able to keep notes, but I can live with that.
