Android only update! (4.4.1)
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Hi everyone!
An update is available shortly for Android only!
Still version 4.4.1 but now with build number 410
After the last update an unexpected layout issue occurred on newer Android phones causing some buttons to be hidden behind the button navigation bar of Android itself. Obviously that's quite annoying! Now it's solved again
That's it!
Any Alpha / Beta tester will also receive this update
No update for iOS -
Good news! Quick action.
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Hi everyone!
An update is available shortly for Android only!
Still version 4.4.1 but now with build number 410After the last update an unexpected layout issue occurred on newer Android phones causing some buttons to be hidden behind the button navigation bar of Android itself. Obviously that's quite annoying! Now it's solved again
That's it!
Any Alpha / Beta tester will also receive this update
No update for iOS@Corjan-Meijerink just updated to 410 in the Google Store
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I tested the new app yesterday on a route of about 250km and disabled route recalculation. When I arrived in Rezzoaglio, instead of having me take the road I had traced, where there was also a waypoint (no. 8), it wanted to make me take a shortcut (red line), which although shorter is less beautiful to travel by motorbike. Knowing the road well, I took the road I intended to take. When I took the road I had chosen, all the information about how far I was from the destination, the next turns, etc. disappeared. However, the route to follow was clearly visible on the map but in white. Once I rejoined the road marked in red, all the information reappeared.
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I tested the new app yesterday on a route of about 250km and disabled route recalculation. When I arrived in Rezzoaglio, instead of having me take the road I had traced, where there was also a waypoint (no. 8), it wanted to make me take a shortcut (red line), which although shorter is less beautiful to travel by motorbike. Knowing the road well, I took the road I intended to take. When I took the road I had chosen, all the information about how far I was from the destination, the next turns, etc. disappeared. However, the route to follow was clearly visible on the map but in white. Once I rejoined the road marked in red, all the information reappeared.
@ginogino that is exactly how it should work
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@ginogino that is exactly how it should work
@Corjan-Meijerink said in Android only update! (4.4.1):
@ginogino that is exactly how it should work
No, that's how it should work if I hadn't placed a waypoint (n. 8 ) on the road I wanted to take, the app shouldn't arbitrarily choose a different route (unless there are road interruptions) from the one I chose. Otherwise, I might as well use Google Maps and let Google choose the road to take.
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@Corjan-Meijerink said in Android only update! (4.4.1):
@ginogino that is exactly how it should work
No, that's how it should work if I hadn't placed a waypoint (n. 8 ) on the road I wanted to take, the app shouldn't arbitrarily choose a different route (unless there are road interruptions) from the one I chose. Otherwise, I might as well use Google Maps and let Google choose the road to take.
@ginogino of you share the url of the route and make shure its set to public maybe we can help you
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I tested the new app yesterday on a route of about 250km and disabled route recalculation. When I arrived in Rezzoaglio, instead of having me take the road I had traced, where there was also a waypoint (no. 8), it wanted to make me take a shortcut (red line), which although shorter is less beautiful to travel by motorbike. Knowing the road well, I took the road I intended to take. When I took the road I had chosen, all the information about how far I was from the destination, the next turns, etc. disappeared. However, the route to follow was clearly visible on the map but in white. Once I rejoined the road marked in red, all the information reappeared.
@ginogino, My guess is that in Rezzoaglio you wandered off route and had the app recalculate a few times, after which it skips WP8, thinking it is unreachable. It then goes to WP9, for which the the red line is exactly the right way. In your example, what is the distance between Waypoints 7, 8 and 9? Maybe a bit too big. Skipping then can have a big impact too. You would have easily corrected that, by long-pressing WP8, which forces to recalculate from there.
