@RetiredWingMan, exactly!

@Guzt die had ik nog niet eerder gehoord. Met mijn XT heb ik daar heb laat van. Misschien dat @Corjan-Meijerink dat iets over kan zeggen

I would also find a default setting for this very helpful. Both on the web and in the app. Which is automatically applied to every new route. Also when importing a route. An important feature for me!

@Corjan-Meijerink @Corjan-Meijerink said in Offline kaarten makkelijk kiezen via een kaart: Yes, users can find it themselves. No, not ideal I think it is a marvellous suggestion. Did we think of this? Yes! Is it easy to implement? No! Do we want it in the future? Yes! Is it the current priority? No! Just download it all for now, make life easy :). Maybe there is an easy work around … On top of the list present a map with the names of regions … (If names are too long … numbers on the map will do fine to Just one map to display, one can immediately see which regions are needed. A simple picture explains 1000 times better than an list …

Hi @Thomas-Schäfer I also use the overlay routes & my process is very similar to yours a big frustration I have with this process is that the overlay routes I have carefully added are lost when I click away, it is a long proces to keep adding & re-adding the same routes it would be nice if there was a selection like in the new POI menu where you could select the overlay to be remembered & this selection was stored with the route

@Cees-3 bij welke kaart heb je dit? HERE? TomTom? Of de OSM kaart?

@Brian-McG no problem, thanks for the answer anyway. I don't have any practical reason to don't use active navigation, I'm just used to use the passive one while riding. It's a kind of mixture between the paper map and the active navigation. Attaching the track the road and then create a route or a new track in OsmAnd is possible. This is what I do for short tracks, about two or three days. Unfortunately it doesn't work for long tracks (sometimes it cuts the track in half or it doesn't find a solution at all). The workaround I found is to split the route in segment of approx 1,500 km, export them to TomTom planner, recreate the route and export the GPX that has way more points than the MRA exporter.

@Brian-McG said in adding route to an event and back: in that scenario where I wanted to modify a route in my library but keep it the same in the event or group, would it not be easier just to create a new copy of the route in my library? To be honest, I think not In your route library there is no clear indication of your route being part of an event. So an error is made easy.

@Bobisz If you are referring to the cursor in the website, you can change this in the settings of your Windows PC or laptop. I’m not sure about Mac computers.

@Corjan-Meijerink vraagje Waarom is er eigenlijk gekozen om het “seizoensafsluitingen” te noemen? Andere vormen van tijdelijke afsluitingen, zoals bijvoorbeeld werkzaamheden of een afsluiting door een ongeval, vallen hier ook onder. Dat heeft niks met een seizoen te maken Is het daarom niet logischer om het “tijdelijke afsluitingen” te noemen? Of zeg ik iets geks?

@Thomas-Schäfer Via points are exported to your zumo

@Nick-Carthew Thxs. Sounds great yet I know of only one way of importing these routes. How do I import it as track log? <Sorry, found it> But now that I have the tracklog, how do I make a route of that? When I try to import the GPX (1.1) file I get an error saying that the file doesn't contain any waypoints. <Sorry, found it. Okay, got that fixed as well. Import as track. And from there edit as route. Done. > I do it this way on the forum so other people, with the same issue, might have use of this. Thxs.

This is not something we will implement in the short future

@Marinus-van-Deudekom I know layover times aren't getting into the GPX 1.1 export. I've heard the 1.1 export option is the best to use for Garmin devices for waypoints.

@Corjan-Meijerink Ha Corjan - dat zou mega super fijn zijn

@Jörgen Haha, that's funny, this is what ChatGPT produces: MyRoute-app is a comprehensive route planning and navigation tool designed for motorcyclists, cyclists, and road trip enthusiasts. It offers a variety of features to help users create, share, and follow routes. Here's an overview of its key functionalities: Route Planning: Users can plan detailed routes using a web-based interface or mobile app. It allows for customization of waypoints, stops, and the selection of scenic routes. Navigation: The app provides turn-by-turn navigation, which is crucial for motorcyclists and drivers who need reliable guidance while on the road. Integration with GPS Devices: MyRoute-app supports exporting routes to various GPS devices, including those from brands like Garmin and TomTom. Community Features: Users can share their routes with others, explore routes created by the community, and participate in forums and groups. Offline Maps: The app offers offline map capabilities, allowing users to navigate without an internet connection. Cross-Platform Accessibility: MyRoute-app is accessible via a web browser and has mobile apps for both iOS and Android, ensuring users can access their routes and maps on various devices. Overall, MyRoute-app aims to enhance the experience of planning and navigating routes, especially for those passionate about road trips and outdoor adventures.