BDR Route GPX Support
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I was having trouble uploading the GPX file for the Southest BDR so I came to the forum to search for other posts on the topic. It looks like the last time this was addressed was almost 4 years ago. BDR routes are gaining in popularity significantly more every year. It would be a real shame to have to spend hours fixing an import that should be pretty straight forward. The GPX files work perfect in both Osmand and OnX. I haven't tried any other nav apps yet. While routes are awesome for onroad riding, the vast majority of offroad navigation is still via tracks, at least here in the US.
Is there anything on the roadmap to improve the import functionality? I love MRA but find that migrating everything over has been painful. I will probably have to stick with OnX or Osmand for BDR routes which is a shame.
You can see here the track imports but none of the waypoints.
https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/social/track/883802?mode=share -
I was having trouble uploading the GPX file for the Southest BDR so I came to the forum to search for other posts on the topic. It looks like the last time this was addressed was almost 4 years ago. BDR routes are gaining in popularity significantly more every year. It would be a real shame to have to spend hours fixing an import that should be pretty straight forward. The GPX files work perfect in both Osmand and OnX. I haven't tried any other nav apps yet. While routes are awesome for onroad riding, the vast majority of offroad navigation is still via tracks, at least here in the US.
Is there anything on the roadmap to improve the import functionality? I love MRA but find that migrating everything over has been painful. I will probably have to stick with OnX or Osmand for BDR routes which is a shame.
You can see here the track imports but none of the waypoints.
https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/social/track/883802?mode=share@Kerry-Lebel if you import a track in MRA it will never have waypoints
If you share the gpx file I will try to help you out -
For those who are not familiar with 'BDR'. It means Backcountry Discovery Route.
