Map overview of multiple routes/tracks
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As a heavy user of MRA I would like to see a read only map view of multiple routes and track logs. For example, selecting a track log folder and being able to see all the tracks on a map, so I can see where I've ridden.
I can do this in BaseCamp and it's very useful, but I want to discontinue my use of that and just use MRA for everything.
Thanks for your consideration.
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As a heavy user of MRA I would like to see a read only map view of multiple routes and track logs. For example, selecting a track log folder and being able to see all the tracks on a map, so I can see where I've ridden.
I can do this in BaseCamp and it's very useful, but I want to discontinue my use of that and just use MRA for everything.
Thanks for your consideration.
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Hi, you can do it with MRA as well. Just create a new route, even with only one point, then go to the menu and click Add routes. You’ll see them all displayed in different colors.
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@Alex-reds ...but there are missing features - p.e.:
- it's only possible to add 20 routes or tracks
- it's not easy to identify the populated route/tracks
sure, all added routes/tracks gets different colours. But it would be more helpful, if a route/track in list (left side) would be marked - it should be "highlited" on map too. And vice versa.
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. -
@Alex-reds ...but there are missing features - p.e.:
- it's only possible to add 20 routes or tracks
- it's not easy to identify the populated route/tracks
sure, all added routes/tracks gets different colours. But it would be more helpful, if a route/track in list (left side) would be marked - it should be "highlited" on map too. And vice versa.
@Guzzist Thanks for the clarification, I didn’t know that. As for the highlight, the fact that you can assign any color you want, in my opinion, helps to understand which route the highlight on the map belongs to.
