retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip
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Bonjour,
Observations après 2 semaines d'utilisation lors d'un Road trip en Sardaigne :- l'application est nettement meilleure que la version d'origine
- je n'ai pas trouvé la possibilité de passer plusieurs waypoints en une seule fois
- quand je crée un itinéraire sur l'application, je n'ai pas trouvé comment insérer un waypoint entre 2 waypoints existants (le nouveau waypoint créé est toujours placé en dernier, contrairement à ce qui se passe quand on crée la route sur la version web où nous pouvons ajouter des waypoints intermédiaires)
- quand on crée un itinéraire, je n'ai pas trouvé la fonction "drag and drop" pour déplacer la trace sur une autre route
- je n'ai pas trouvé comment modifier l'ordre des waypoints
- pour les itinéraires "hors ligne", l'idéal serait d'avoir une case à cocher et de les voir dans la liste dans une autre couleur quand nous sommes hors ligne (conserver la même arborescence que sur le site internet). Avoir simplement un bouton "update" (comme pour les cartes hors ligne)
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- You can simply long-press the waypoint of choice, to start navigating from there. This works on the map as well as in the waypoint list.
- The planner part of the app is in reality an embedded view of the online website. You can add a waypoint in between two other by double tap on the route line in between those points. A WP is added, and then you can drag it to the desired position.
- planning routes on a computer with a mouse is endlessly easier
- I agree with your last point. In the old Navigation app, when no internet connection available, you could distinguish the off-line available routes by their bold typeface. In the Android version that is, it seems like the IOS version did not have that. I know that the MRA team is working on enhancing that experience.
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- You can simply long-press the waypoint of choice, to start navigating from there. This works on the map as well as in the waypoint list.
- The planner part of the app is in reality an embedded view of the online website. You can add a waypoint in between two other by double tap on the route line in between those points. A WP is added, and then you can drag it to the desired position.
- planning routes on a computer with a mouse is endlessly easier
- I agree with your last point. In the old Navigation app, when no internet connection available, you could distinguish the off-line available routes by their bold typeface. In the Android version that is, it seems like the IOS version did not have that. I know that the MRA team is working on enhancing that experience.
@Con-Hennekens said in retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip:
- You can simply long-press the waypoint of choice, to start navigating from there. (Seems not working on IOS version. When I do that, I have a new route until this point but the route ends there) This works on the map as well as in the waypoint list. (dont't find waypoint list on iOS version)
- The planner part of the app is in reality an embedded view of the online website. You can add a waypoint in between two other by double tap on the route line in between those points. A WP is added, and then you can drag it to the desired position. Yes, that works, thanks
- planning routes on a computer with a mouse is endlessly easier Yes, I work on computer too, but need mobile version during road trips to modify trip
- I agree with your last point. In the old Navigation app, when no internet connection available, you could distinguish the off-line available routes by their bold typeface. In the Android version that is, it seems like the IOS version did not have that. I know that the MRA team is working on enhancing that experience. Yes, the same. I miss this new version
Is it possible to skip more than 1 waypoint ?
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@Con-Hennekens said in retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip:
- You can simply long-press the waypoint of choice, to start navigating from there. (Seems not working on IOS version. When I do that, I have a new route until this point but the route ends there) This works on the map as well as in the waypoint list. (dont't find waypoint list on iOS version)
- The planner part of the app is in reality an embedded view of the online website. You can add a waypoint in between two other by double tap on the route line in between those points. A WP is added, and then you can drag it to the desired position. Yes, that works, thanks
- planning routes on a computer with a mouse is endlessly easier Yes, I work on computer too, but need mobile version during road trips to modify trip
- I agree with your last point. In the old Navigation app, when no internet connection available, you could distinguish the off-line available routes by their bold typeface. In the Android version that is, it seems like the IOS version did not have that. I know that the MRA team is working on enhancing that experience. Yes, the same. I miss this new version
Is it possible to skip more than 1 waypoint ?
@Joce-Doubs, I can't comment on IOS version, since I don't have that
But you would be the first to claim this bug. Yes you can skip multiple waypoints In Navigation Next. Simply long-press the waypoint that you want to skip to. -
@Con-Hennekens said in retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip:
- You can simply long-press the waypoint of choice, to start navigating from there. (Seems not working on IOS version. When I do that, I have a new route until this point but the route ends there) This works on the map as well as in the waypoint list. (dont't find waypoint list on iOS version)
- The planner part of the app is in reality an embedded view of the online website. You can add a waypoint in between two other by double tap on the route line in between those points. A WP is added, and then you can drag it to the desired position. Yes, that works, thanks
- planning routes on a computer with a mouse is endlessly easier Yes, I work on computer too, but need mobile version during road trips to modify trip
- I agree with your last point. In the old Navigation app, when no internet connection available, you could distinguish the off-line available routes by their bold typeface. In the Android version that is, it seems like the IOS version did not have that. I know that the MRA team is working on enhancing that experience. Yes, the same. I miss this new version
Is it possible to skip more than 1 waypoint ?
I do have Android and iOS.
In this example I have Long Pressed on WP14.
Route Points 1 to 4 are actually ignored but this is also still the quickest way to get to WP14.
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I do have Android and iOS.
In this example I have Long Pressed on WP14.
Route Points 1 to 4 are actually ignored but this is also still the quickest way to get to WP14.@Lynchy67 said in retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip:
I do have Android and iOS.
In this example I have Long Pressed on WP14.
Route Points 1 to 4 are actually ignored but this is also still the quickest way to get to WP14.OK, thanks. I did a mistake : I was not in navigation mode
Do you have the list of waypoint in iOS version (like in web version) ? I don't find that list
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@Lynchy67 said in retour après 2 semaines en Road Trip:
I do have Android and iOS.
In this example I have Long Pressed on WP14.
Route Points 1 to 4 are actually ignored but this is also still the quickest way to get to WP14.OK, thanks. I did a mistake : I was not in navigation mode
Do you have the list of waypoint in iOS version (like in web version) ? I don't find that list
Yes, Click the 3 dots bottom left then choose Waypoints from the list.
