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Na uitstippelen van een route, naam gegeven van de route met bvb rondrit Gardameer en men vult rijtijd en af te leggen afstand en verlaat Routeplanning. De volgende dag opent men deze rondrit en bemerkt dat de af te leggen tijd van de rondrit is veranderd, echter de af te afstand is gelijk gebleven vergeleken met wat je hebt ingevuld in de benaming van je routedetails Heeft dit misschien te maken met realtime volgens de verkeersgesteldheid op de rondrit MVG Macha

@Paul-Smith-3 I'm talking about GPX, specifically its structure and semantics. A GPX file (implementation) or GPX container (model) might have multiple tracks and waypoints. All these elements are at the same level; they are not nested or linked in any way. Whatever the creator's intention was, you can't tell from looking at a GPX which waypoint belongs to which track. If you want to do so, you need some clues, rules, guessing - whatever. That's why some Apps (e.g., DMD) prefer to import a GPX as a bundle to keep the content cohesive. MRA, however, takes a different approach: you have to import tracks and waypoints in individual steps into different RouteLab areas. In particular, you don't end up with waypoints appearing in a route-track's "manage" tab in the "POI" section - that's what this thread is about, and that's what @guzzist is asking for. @Paul-Smith-3 said in How to navigate a track?: So yes, when importing a track, it is important to import any specified waypoints defined in the track file. While still talking about GPX: there is no "track file", and there never was.

@Corjan-Meijerink I have done another drive and can confirm that to the best of my knowledge, the only navigation running was MRA. If the next junction is a roundabout the Mazda's HUD will show as per the image in previous post no matter what exit I need to take. MRA on the central info screen is always correct as it would be on my phone. Thanks for all your work. Tony

@Lary said in Is there a way find out the time of a partular location on a tracklog.: I tried routeconvert. It gave lat and long but I didn't not see time. There are two occurrences of 'tracks'. The first one is the one you create in MRA Routeplanner. Based on a route you created earlier, you can save the route as track with type .gpx 1.1 (track, POI). These tracks don't have time stamps. The second one is the track you recorded in MRA Navigation while you were driving e.g. a route. These tracks have timestamps and elevation. Probably you have used the first one. [image: 1774630542594-tracks.jpg]

@Corjan-Meijerink Congratulations to you both. May you have a ️ blessed life together with healthy kids and exciting trips ️ .

I’ve added an import feature to the backend. So if you keep a list of your favorite hotels, I can add them under your name, and you’ll receive a link that lets you make changes yourself, upload photos, fill in the amenities, and so on. You can request an Excel template by emailing mail@ridesleeprepeat.eu

Okay, I just created the test routes in the new app version V5.0.1-438. Maybe the web planner = the route lab that works better

welcome!

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks mate, that slipped by me

@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.

Mooie trip! Ik kan niet zolang zonder mijn kleinkinderen Ik ga je zeker volgen. Veilige reis!

My 2023 Can-Am Spyder RTL [image: 1759688093153-20250322_133308-resized.jpg]