New Beta! (v3.2.12)
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@Corjan-Meijerink said in New Beta! (v3.2.12):
Offline routing
Who is looking forward to a internet free drive? I am!
If you've downloaded the offline maps of the region you are driving through, you can now use the app completely in offline mode. The long awaited setting for this has now been activated.I couldn't download an offline map after installing 3.2.12-165. I switched back tot the previous version, downloaded the Dutch map and then re-installed 3.2.12-165. Then I could download maps again.
Strange!!!
wrote on 15 Apr 2023, 11:24 last edited by@Rob-Verhoeff Iโm having the same problem on my iPhone 14 with latest iOS. Did not try your workaround yet.
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@Bart-DM could you create a separate suggestion for that, easier to keep track of. Please include a screenshot of your pretty ass CarPlay resolution screen.
The position indicator is not resolution aware, that would be the fix
@Corjan-Meijerink @Corjan-Meijerink Will do
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wrote on 15 Apr 2023, 18:13 last edited by
@Corjan-Meijerink Today was the day with no crash
The new version seems more stable, however there is an issue, it is very laggy in updating the position. The voice announcements are on point while the current position is still not updated. Even the tracklog sometimes is updated before the current position, leading to the yellow trail going ahead of the icon. This is a problem when you turn right and immediately to the left.
The Offline maps require an update but there is no indication if it is downloaded or not. There is no progress indication. First time when I entered the offline maps category all the maps were there and the "Download update" on top. I clicked it, nothing happened, two hours later when I enter the same category, there are no maps anymore, just the button and a text "A map update is mandatory before you can continue...". Now is on "Downloading update", I don't know if I can exit this screen, is it downloading in background? How much time will take? Is it updating the maps themselves or something else, because I had the whole Europe downloaded? With no progress bar I don't know what to do...
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@Corjan-Meijerink Today was the day with no crash
The new version seems more stable, however there is an issue, it is very laggy in updating the position. The voice announcements are on point while the current position is still not updated. Even the tracklog sometimes is updated before the current position, leading to the yellow trail going ahead of the icon. This is a problem when you turn right and immediately to the left.
The Offline maps require an update but there is no indication if it is downloaded or not. There is no progress indication. First time when I entered the offline maps category all the maps were there and the "Download update" on top. I clicked it, nothing happened, two hours later when I enter the same category, there are no maps anymore, just the button and a text "A map update is mandatory before you can continue...". Now is on "Downloading update", I don't know if I can exit this screen, is it downloading in background? How much time will take? Is it updating the maps themselves or something else, because I had the whole Europe downloaded? With no progress bar I don't know what to do...
Developerwrote on 15 Apr 2023, 18:50 last edited by Corjan Meijerink@Vlad-Popovici-0 glad to hear!
Position delay is a known issue and we are working on that
Regarding the offline maps - we will improve this in a future update. Unfortunately we cannot show a progress indicator (yet) for those updates. Some stupid technical limitation. But yes, if it shows itโs downloading, it will continue in the background.
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Did a perfect test today. Not with CarPlay but on the bike and offline. Since I hate voice commands, I have no problems with that. They are off
. Navigation is as stable as it can be 
With this version I can go on my Pentecost trip to the Alps (I hope HERE has solved the issue with seasonal closure by then).https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/track/464684?mode=share
Only forgot to take pictures en route...
iPhone 13, cable to USB, started navigation at 90% battery capacity and ended at a 100% battery capacity!
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Did a perfect test today. Not with CarPlay but on the bike and offline. Since I hate voice commands, I have no problems with that. They are off
. Navigation is as stable as it can be
With this version I can go on my Pentecost trip to the Alps (I hope HERE has solved the issue with seasonal closure by then).https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/track/464684?mode=share
Only forgot to take pictures en route...
iPhone 13, cable to USB, started navigation at 90% battery capacity and ended at a 100% battery capacity!
@Rob-Verhoeff very happy to read that! Thanks for sharing
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Did a perfect test today. Not with CarPlay but on the bike and offline. Since I hate voice commands, I have no problems with that. They are off
. Navigation is as stable as it can be
With this version I can go on my Pentecost trip to the Alps (I hope HERE has solved the issue with seasonal closure by then).https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/track/464684?mode=share
Only forgot to take pictures en route...
iPhone 13, cable to USB, started navigation at 90% battery capacity and ended at a 100% battery capacity!
@Rob-Verhoeff hmmm. Apparently the huge screen/position lag is only Android related...
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@Rob-Verhoeff hmmm. Apparently the huge screen/position lag is only Android related...
@StefanHummelink I want to follow a route. Don't pin-point execatly to the spot. As you probably now, a route through the Alps doesn't require that on the spot positioning. iOS also has a bit of lag in positioning, but not as massive as I read in som posts.
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@Rob-Verhoeff hmmm. Apparently the huge screen/position lag is only Android related...
@StefanHummelink itโs a problem on all platforms! If youโre driving routes on backroads (like I also did in Luxembourg last week and Rob now in the Alps), you just donโt notice it that much. There just arenโt that many alternative roads
Driving in cities / highways is when the issue becomes noticeable.
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Android is already available.
How many people are actively developing this app? I know @Corjan-Meijerink and Joost, but it is incredible to think this is a two-man show, especially with the large amount of Corjan's forum presence (which is greatly valued btw!).@Con-Hennekens
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@StefanHummelink itโs a problem on all platforms! If youโre driving routes on backroads (like I also did in Luxembourg last week and Rob now in the Alps), you just donโt notice it that much. There just arenโt that many alternative roads
Driving in cities / highways is when the issue becomes noticeable.
@Corjan-Meijerink said in New Beta! (v3.2.12):
Driving in cities / highways is when the issue becomes noticeable.
You have 3 days to fix this
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@Corjan-Meijerink said in New Beta! (v3.2.12):
Driving in cities / highways is when the issue becomes noticeable.
You have 3 days to fix this
@Nick-Carthew wanker
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What is very funny (well, imho that is...) about the massive lag, is that the voice does NOT seem to be effected. We drove a route yesterday, and it struck me that voice guidance is spot-on, while the screen position lags massively (@Corjan-Meijerink, yeah Brabantse platteland has more sideways and crossings then Ardennes and Alps I guess
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What is very funny (well, imho that is...) about the massive lag, is that the voice does NOT seem to be effected. We drove a route yesterday, and it struck me that voice guidance is spot-on, while the screen position lags massively (@Corjan-Meijerink, yeah Brabantse platteland has more sideways and crossings then Ardennes and Alps I guess
)@Con-Hennekens that actually totally makes sense to us
The voice prompts are triggered by your exact location. The position delay on screen has other causes -
@Con-Hennekens that actually totally makes sense to us
The voice prompts are triggered by your exact location. The position delay on screen has other causes @Corjan-Meijerink, that is incredibly strange for a non-developer like me... Putting a position on a map that is actually NOT the one given by the location services...? I am glad we have developers that actually know what they are talking about, but at the same time, if you knew what caused it, you would have resolved it by now.... It must be more complex than my brain can handle
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@Corjan-Meijerink, that is incredibly strange for a non-developer like me... Putting a position on a map that is actually NOT the one given by the location services...? I am glad we have developers that actually know what they are talking about, but at the same time, if you knew what caused it, you would have resolved it by now.... It must be more complex than my brain can handle
@Con-Hennekens the position on the map is provided by the same location service. However, the arrow as drawn on the map wants a continuous animation while the location updates are discrete (based on a interval).
For every location update the arrow is animated between the previous location and the next based on an interpolation of the route you are driving. The locations need to be snapped to the road to account for gps inaccuracies. You also want to prevent the arrow to appear as jumping so animations are slightly delayed / sped up based on the discrete intervals. These are somewhat the most important factorsFor voice prompts, all the above donโt matter. You are at position x (with a confidence) and that triggers the instruction
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@Con-Hennekens the position on the map is provided by the same location service. However, the arrow as drawn on the map wants a continuous animation while the location updates are discrete (based on a interval).
For every location update the arrow is animated between the previous location and the next based on an interpolation of the route you are driving. The locations need to be snapped to the road to account for gps inaccuracies. You also want to prevent the arrow to appear as jumping so animations are slightly delayed / sped up based on the discrete intervals. These are somewhat the most important factorsFor voice prompts, all the above donโt matter. You are at position x (with a confidence) and that triggers the instruction
@Corjan-Meijerink, okay, you actually know what you are talking about (but I already knew that
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@Corjan-Meijerink, okay, you actually know what you are talking about (but I already knew that
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@Con-Hennekens the position on the map is provided by the same location service. However, the arrow as drawn on the map wants a continuous animation while the location updates are discrete (based on a interval).
For every location update the arrow is animated between the previous location and the next based on an interpolation of the route you are driving. The locations need to be snapped to the road to account for gps inaccuracies. You also want to prevent the arrow to appear as jumping so animations are slightly delayed / sped up based on the discrete intervals. These are somewhat the most important factorsFor voice prompts, all the above donโt matter. You are at position x (with a confidence) and that triggers the instruction
@Corjan-Meijerink said in New Beta! (v3.2.12):
@Con-Hennekens the position on the map is provided by the same location service. However, the arrow as drawn on the map wants a continuous animation while the location updates are discrete (based on a interval).
For every location update the arrow is animated between the previous location and the next based on an interpolation of the route you are driving. The locations need to be snapped to the road to account for gps inaccuracies. You also want to prevent the arrow to appear as jumping so animations are slightly delayed / sped up based on the discrete intervals. These are somewhat the most important factorsFor voice prompts, all the above donโt matter. You are at position x (with a confidence) and that triggers the instruction
Smartarse
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@Con-Hennekens the position on the map is provided by the same location service. However, the arrow as drawn on the map wants a continuous animation while the location updates are discrete (based on a interval).
For every location update the arrow is animated between the previous location and the next based on an interpolation of the route you are driving. The locations need to be snapped to the road to account for gps inaccuracies. You also want to prevent the arrow to appear as jumping so animations are slightly delayed / sped up based on the discrete intervals. These are somewhat the most important factorsFor voice prompts, all the above donโt matter. You are at position x (with a confidence) and that triggers the instruction
@Corjan-Meijerink Oooooohhh, my engineering heart loves these technical in depth answers from you.
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