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It’s all fine. I’ve just pointed out where the problems with Garmin lie. On the one hand, it’s the cloud, and on the other, it’s the route recalculation. As far as I’ve known Garmin, route recalculation has always caused problems, even without the cloud. That’s why many people display the track on screen to check it. Unless you’re planning a route from A to B directly on the device, in which case it doesn’t matter. If you copy a track onto the Garmin device and convert it into a route on the device itself, it works well too. Unfortunately, though, a lot of information gets lost that way.

@James-Simpson-8-0 happy to help

@Peter-Rooms als je vrienden uit de oude omgeving zich melden op de nieuwe omgeving kunnen ZIJ dat zelf regelen

as long as you are on main roads in big cities, the Street name is mostly not on plates at the street. so you can't compare. But in villages, there is often no root direction on the street, but the street name. I feel in such situations more comfortable, if the navi tells it. The city name on the display is nice, but a bit luxury

@Corjan-Meijerink detto: Because of the segments. Every segment is a route. Navigation is only possible for one route. Therefore we convert it all to a single route using more waypoints to exactly match the segments. Same reason why TomTom / OSM routes get more “watpoints” when navigating those in our app. I was also testing the option of using route segments, but with the HERE map, there’s no way to select a "curviness" level. Furthermore, if you switch the routing engine, you end up with a long list of gray waypoints in the navigation app, which looks quite chaotic. While route segments are certainly a useful feature, the HERE map offers very limited choices—essentially just "include highways" or "exclude highways." My question is: Is there really no way to have fully customizable route segments—similar to what’s possible with the TomTom engine—when using the HERE map? If that’s not an option, perhaps it would be possible to improve the organization or visual presentation of that long, gray list of waypoints. Regardless, I’m very impressed with everything else—truly great work!

@Jo-Verdoodt alleen MRA tracklogs tellen de rest (nog) niet

@2dehans-0 is dat nieuwe punt wel OP de bestaande route. Anders moet je eerst zorgen dat het wel op de route komt te staan en daarna het startpunt aanpassen

I think the limit in route lenght is 530km At least i saw a message when i tried a scenic route with a lenght of approx. 600 km. Also have some issues with scenic route calculation since last update 6.0.0

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@Corjan-Meijerink

[image: Screenshot_20261105_215049_Chrome.jpg] Dit lijkt mj de plek

In de oude planner kon je kiezen uit diverse muzieknummers bij het afspelen. In de nieuwe zo te zien kun je alleen muziek uploaden. Kan dit terug geplaatst worden?

Wow the is very impressive! Keep up the good work.

Bedankt, gevonden. Eerst even doorklikken op onderstaande om tot jouw view te komen met de nodige opties. [image: Aa.png]

@Rob-Verhoeff Thank you for your detailed explanation. I’ve already noticed that waypoints are now always placed on the road – “great new feature”. My main concern was whether I absolutely have to use a specific overlay, as the app navigates using Here Maps and I wasn’t sure whether using a different overlay would cause any discrepancies. That’s a great improvement with the new platform. I carried out a test myself today – 200 km off-road, trying out all sorts of things, including planning a route with the Here engine… then copying it and re-planning it with the TomTom engine, before driving the route using the app (lots of waypoints were added), naturally so that the route could be maintained. There was just one thing that was a bit of a nuisance! The display of the next waypoint in the top right-hand corner of the app was in grey text and therefore almost illegible. It would be great if that could be changed. @Motocon My question to you is therefore no longer relevant. Thanks to the whole team for your support and the great work