MRA-Routeplanner - distance simulation
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In MRA-Routeplanner, there is a base line down in the screen (for Route and for Track) - with a slider button, to simulate the distance from starting point.
If sliding the button, the distance will be shown in Km/Miles, the map moves accordingly and a red dot displays exactly the position for the selected distance.
That's ok.Now the question for enhancemet: would it be possible, to populate additionally to the distance in Km/Miles also the time in hrs:minutes from start to selected position?
For routes, it will help to plan p.e. stopps or coffe brakes after a dedicated time of ride.
For recorded tracks, it will help in recap to see, at which point did we stay at p. e. 12:00.Nothing is impossible ;-)
In past: GARMIN Zumo 210->GARMIN Zumo 395->GARMIN XT=> now: DMD T865-X + MyRoute-App, LocusMaps, OsmAnd.
In past: GARMIN MapSource ->GARMIN BaseCamp->Tyre->Kurviger->Calimoto=> now: MRA-Routplanner. -
In MRA-Routeplanner, there is a base line down in the screen (for Route and for Track) - with a slider button, to simulate the distance from starting point.
If sliding the button, the distance will be shown in Km/Miles, the map moves accordingly and a red dot displays exactly the position for the selected distance.
That's ok.Now the question for enhancemet: would it be possible, to populate additionally to the distance in Km/Miles also the time in hrs:minutes from start to selected position?
For routes, it will help to plan p.e. stopps or coffe brakes after a dedicated time of ride.
For recorded tracks, it will help in recap to see, at which point did we stay at p. e. 12:00.@Guzzist said in MRA-Routeplanner - distance simulation:
For routes, it will help to plan p.e. stopps or coffe brakes after a dedicated time of ride.
Surely this is not your entirely regarding your initial question concerning the slider, but one can also acquire the info you like from the waypoint list!? Whenever you set the departure time for your route appropriately, the waypoint list shows the time when you are at a certain waypoint after a certain distance. See screenshot below.
You are aware of this functionality?
You might even additionally use the built-in calculator from the toolkit menu, to calculate distance and time between waypoints, in the case you are not capable of doing it by head.
