Possible to hide waypoints?
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Hi,
just wanted to ask if there is a possibility in the MRA Routeplanner to hide temporarily all waypoints of a route?
I am asking because especially for long routes that go over long distances you can have many waypoints, especially if the route is complex (not like 1000km on a highway) and then are often in the way for viewing the route.
Also if you zoom out on such a route to view the whole distance you can have stretches where you see only waypoints because they are so close to each other.So it would be nice if this is possilbe but I wasnt able to ding such a function.
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Hi,
just wanted to ask if there is a possibility in the MRA Routeplanner to hide temporarily all waypoints of a route?
I am asking because especially for long routes that go over long distances you can have many waypoints, especially if the route is complex (not like 1000km on a highway) and then are often in the way for viewing the route.
Also if you zoom out on such a route to view the whole distance you can have stretches where you see only waypoints because they are so close to each other.So it would be nice if this is possilbe but I wasnt able to ding such a function.
@Thomas-Scharrer This isn’t available, but I’ll move your topic to the suggestions section to be considered.
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@Thomas-Scharrer This isn’t available, but I’ll move your topic to the suggestions section to be considered.
@Nick-Carthew Thanks
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Hi,
just wanted to ask if there is a possibility in the MRA Routeplanner to hide temporarily all waypoints of a route?
I am asking because especially for long routes that go over long distances you can have many waypoints, especially if the route is complex (not like 1000km on a highway) and then are often in the way for viewing the route.
Also if you zoom out on such a route to view the whole distance you can have stretches where you see only waypoints because they are so close to each other.So it would be nice if this is possilbe but I wasnt able to ding such a function.
@Thomas-Scharrer hiding them as is is not possible as @Nick-Carthew already mentioned, but there is a way to do sort of the thing you like:
You can "show" any route you own into an existing route: Open a new empty route, change the menu on the left of your screen from "Waypoints" to "Routes". Then select the route you like to see "without waypoints" and select it. This route will now be shown into your open route as a track and you can review it. Note though that this "added route" is lost whenever you close the open route. So this process is quite tedious when you're required to look at it this way, often.
Yet, although it's negative perks this functionality has its uses. If only the "added route" would simply be remembered and interactively updated to reflect the changes in the "added route", this would almost be perfect.
@Corjan-Meijerink hard to implement on short notice? 
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@Thomas-Scharrer hiding them as is is not possible as @Nick-Carthew already mentioned, but there is a way to do sort of the thing you like:
You can "show" any route you own into an existing route: Open a new empty route, change the menu on the left of your screen from "Waypoints" to "Routes". Then select the route you like to see "without waypoints" and select it. This route will now be shown into your open route as a track and you can review it. Note though that this "added route" is lost whenever you close the open route. So this process is quite tedious when you're required to look at it this way, often.
Yet, although it's negative perks this functionality has its uses. If only the "added route" would simply be remembered and interactively updated to reflect the changes in the "added route", this would almost be perfect.
@Corjan-Meijerink hard to implement on short notice? @Stefan-Hummelink thanks for the info, thats an ok workaround
