Making your own library POI files
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I spent a lot of time today trying to figure out why I could not see the custom POI library files that I made for an upcoming trip. Someone made a screen shot of an example Library POI file with four columns and I made mine the same and then the penny dropped.
Instead of the conventional map format, MRA does the opposite.eg 51.458400, 5.392760,Eindhoven,Airport
should be presented in the CSV file as
5.392760,51.458400,Eindhoven,Airport
Guys the support for this topic is really poor, which is a pity as it is an important part of your wonderful app.
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I spent a lot of time today trying to figure out why I could not see the custom POI library files that I made for an upcoming trip. Someone made a screen shot of an example Library POI file with four columns and I made mine the same and then the penny dropped.
Instead of the conventional map format, MRA does the opposite.eg 51.458400, 5.392760,Eindhoven,Airport
should be presented in the CSV file as
5.392760,51.458400,Eindhoven,Airport
Guys the support for this topic is really poor, which is a pity as it is an important part of your wonderful app.
@Wallace-Shackleton, I don't know what kind of POI this is about, but I looking at ANY POI you imported, it would have made clear quickly that it was placed on an unintended location.
That being said, I also have made this "mistake" in the past and why MRA places LON before LAT while no-one else does, is beyond me too
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