@Huibertus Niet in de RouteXpert bibliotheek, mits je je aanmeld als RouteXpert. Wat je ook kunt doen, is een Openbare groep aanmaken en daar de routes in plaatsen. Ook in een groep is een bibliotheek aanwezig

@Jörgen, Yes your first suggestion I have seen earlier, a long time ago. But it was dismissed because of the lack of space to make visible a complete path if it contains more than one subfolder. Especially on mobile devices. Your second suggestion I think no one can be against that, but given the fact that a completely overhauled UI is in the making, I don't think it is worth the effort to change the current one. In short: good suggestions, but probably too late

@ronphilippens-net in zijn algemeenheid gebruiken mensen Google Maps om van A naar B te komen, dan kun je net zo makkelijk de bestemming in MRA invoeren

@Don-Stauffer said in Garmin XT or XT2?: Happy travels, may all of your routes be beautiful! And you. My Current workflow for touring is paper map MRA Route planner on the phone and make up routes on the fly over a coffee.

@Willem-Nas Just posted a "How too" for MRA MyRoute-App and Garmin Drive. In another thread https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/6605/overzetten-van-routes-van-mijn-telefoon-in-de-myroute-app-naar-mijn-garmin-xt/2

wil ook die kleur veranderen, in BC is dat geen enkel probleem

@Peter-Bijnsdorp Ik heb ook een Edge, gewoon de track gebruiken, werkt perfect

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA I am hoping it can be available one day. It's my favorite feature of Basecamp!

@King-06 said in Downloaden van mappen en routes: Er kunnen maximaal 10 routes/route-tracks tegelijk gedownload worden. Check Die worden in een map (op de Mac geen Zip) op jouw downloadlocatie geplaatst. Bij mij wel op mijn Mac in de downloadmap, in een zipbestand! Extra informatie die je in MRA toegevoegd hebt wordt niet opgeslagen. Dat lijkt mij logisch... het is immers een .gpx of ander formaat dat je opslaat! De MRA-eigen instellingen kan je daarin niet vertalen. Zoals eerder al is geopperd: laat een een basic account aanmaken en je kan alles met ze delen.

@Erwin-Rossen dat snap ik zeker. Ik had ff niet in de gaten dat je een loop route zocht want dat wordt(nog) niet ondersteund door de app

@Con-Hennekens That's great, thanks for that. Although, in my defence"Place POI" is not that obvious what the cross actually does.

@Philip-Goh Open the route and scroll futher down, then you see collections in this region. This is the collection: https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/info/collection/112

@Nick-Carthew Perfect, thanks Nick, I couldn't figure out how to do that

Merci Nick pour cette solution très simple... je me demande pourquoi je n'y ai pas pensé..... Bon week end !

@Brian-McG, I agree. Usually I import the route as well as the track so that are 2 uploads where 1 could suffice. I do this so I can confirm the route to the track, and make changes where needed. 1 - upload file 2 - windows shows contents of file (route, tracks, POI, can all be multiple, technically) 3 - select the items to process into MRA (no matter the type) 4 - press "Process" to get them into MRA

@Dae-0 said in Adjust order of waypoints without map route recalculating: It’s a pain when you have a load of points to move and need to do it one at a time. I sometimes find that I move one and mentally note the old/new waypoint numbers. After a few points I start thinking “is that the new number 39, or the old one….” Yes this is recognizable . Instead of disabling calculation, I think it would be nicer to to have a feature that moves multiple WP at once, by selecting them in advance. This way you can move complete sections of the route, and have just one recalculation.

@Peter-Dorr-0 In the route planner, open the context menu of the waypoint where you want to start. Then, click on the three dots and select the flag with 'Go.' [image: 1729878354717-waypoint_context_menu.png] If you find this too complicated and want to start driving immediately, you can press and hold the waypoint where you want to start in the navigation app, starting from your address. That will become the point you are guided to, and from there, the app will pick up the route on its own. However, you'll miss the first part of the route. You will still finish the route at the endpoint.

@Kenny-1 Not

It’s an interesting thread. I ‘know’ Mzokk from another forum and know that he works hard to understand how Garmin devices work. That aside, as it has developed, the thread does show that GPS devices (especially the most modern ones) are a bit like the ‘P’ in Personal Computers. By which I mean that they are ‘personal’ in as much as what works or makes sense for one person, might not necessarily make sense or work for someone else. If modern GPS devices have one fault, it is that their owners often expect them to work in exactly the same way as a previous device or that the modern device will be completely intuitive. As we now live in a ‘plug and play’ world, that expectation is perhaps not unreasonable. But sometimes the devices don’t behave that way at all. I can remember when the BMW Navigator V (I think it was) was launched, which operated very differently from the Navigator IV, leading to all sorts of frustrations for some owners, some of which still linger today for some people. I have owned and used GPS devices of one sort or another, right back to pre-dating the Garmin Quest, so I’d guess about 40 years. Over that time I was a big fan of Garmin’s MapSource and then BaseCamp, finding them both easy to use and intuitive. I didn’t need to dabble with Tyre or, in its early days, MyRoute simply as I was very happy with Garmin’s route creation offerings. That love affair ended when BaseCamp became increasingly unstable on my Mac and / or I bought a Garmin XT, which wouldn’t connect to my Mac properly. This forced me to look at MyRoute. Yes, I had bits to learn about it (and indeed, a lot to learn about my XT) but a bit of patience, along with some very good help from MyRoute’s excellent forum and UKGSer helped me to learn things. Likewise I also learned from my own mistakes, not least as I am not frightened to tap around on a screen, safe in the knowledge that I can’t break anything. What I guess I am saying is, I have learned what works for me; it’s that ‘P’ of ‘personal’ thing again. If I had any advice for anyone, it would be: A lot of people expect it to work straight out of the box and are disappointed or frustrated when it doesn’t. Learn how it all works. Use the device regularly. Using it builds learning and confidence. If though you only want MyRoute or your device to take you from A to B, along roads and routes that it (and not you) chose, that is great, too. Be patient and don’t just shout at the dumb (but really very clever) GPS device. It can’t hear you! It is trying its very best to only do what you (it’s owner) has told it to do. It might do it in a new way from the past or in a way that doesn’t necessarily make sense to you but, that’s life sometimes. Read the MyRoute forum. Of course all of the topics and questions might not be relevant to you. But, sometimes you’ll learn something you didn’t know and / or see something you can try for yourself. If it works, great. If it doesn’t work for you, discard it. Do not be afraid to tap around….. it won’t blow-up! Cheers, Richard