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When I work in planner mode and select the 'waypoints' option in the left-hand column, a rather wide column appears on the right, containing a great deal of information that I don't immediately need. This takes up a significant amount of space, which limits the view of the map. In my opinion, the layout used in the older version of the MRA route planner is better: the waypoints are listed in a sidebar on the left, and when you click on a waypoint, a small box appears on the map. If you then want more details about that waypoint, you can access them via additional buttons.

Gaat gebeuren in de komende update!

Hi, Thank you for implementing this feature. Standard practice for waypoints allows for individual customization; the conversion of Points of Interest (POIs) into "waypoints" follows the same logic. Since POIs are, by definition, places of interest where one typically plans to stop, I believe that: 1- If we add POIs to the map and wish to convert them into "via points" for navigation purposes, we would generally want to do so for all the POIs, or at least for a selected group of them. 2- For this reason, it would be useful to be able to perform the conversion from POIs to "via points" using a single command, after selecting the desired POIs (or all existing POIs). 3- Many users employ a hand-shaped icon in a specific color to identify stops at attractions; POIs always represent this type of stop. Therefore, in the case of a bulk conversion, it would be helpful to be able to assign the same icon color to all the converted POIs in a single operation. 4- A thought: a "via point" created by converting a POI is not conceptually identical to a "via point" added manually to the map during route planning, as it originates from a dedicated list of POIs. Would it be appropriate to introduce a specific default icon for "via points" generated from POI conversions? Users could still customize the icon later, if they wish. P.S.: Instead of labeling the button "Convert to waypoint," it might be more intuitive to call it "Convert to via point," given that the conversion always results in the hand-shaped icon characteristic of "via points." [image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] Thanks

This will be fixed in the next update indeed

@Bull-Tahr thank you. I'm pretty sure I did try that, but will try again. Thank you!

I have tried GPX 1.1 and it does not work , having done more research the problem is with the Garmin Drive app , many people are experiencing this problem. Garmin updated the app and its stopped it from recognising or accepting export from MRA

Nee, het is een desktop applicatie

@Ioan-Dragulescu No, not at all. But I switched to the DMD Nor7e tablet a few months ago.

Dat is vanaf v6 app / Routeplanner Next (beta.myrouteapp.com) mogelijk

@Bert-Mulder sagte: Is it possible to upload one of my own routes to the AI-planner to compare it with one AI has made with the same the same information? That is something I like and do very often in my day-to-day job: comparing AI results by copying the same prompt into different models. I am not sure if this is possible, as I have not tested the feature at all, but I would be happy to see what the results of such a test would be.

Playing with Overpass API: getting POI near the track from Openstreetmap, mainly for Bicycle use now.( toilets, waterpoints and shelters (Dutch weather ). What poi's would be nice to add? Below a RX route near the German border saved as track and searched in a 1 km range from the track. Problem is that Overpass is very slow and gives sometimes empty returns, so big routes will be a problem. this route needed several attempts to get finished. End goal is to archive a program to upload Garmin FIT files (or GPX) to the Garmin Edge (or Garmin watch)with turn notification from a track made in MRA without the use of Garmin connect. [image: image.jpeg]

@Lynchy67 It is on the list for major maintenance of the website, just like being able to export multiple routes in one go. Please be patient.

@Garry-Davis exactly, that would have been my second advice, but you are one step ahead. You can choose your beloved app, to count a route to the petrolstation

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