A simplified navigation-only tutorial
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For a car club looking to try MRA on a scenic drive, I have built a tutorial video for MyRoute-App Navigation Next.
It is focused on the very minimum which new users need to know in order to follow a route designed by others; and it includes how to handle the most common user errors. We couldn't find an existing tutorial which fitted this purpose -- the others include route planning, or go through every option in the app etc -- so I made this myself.
I hope this will be useful for others.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrb0c8-_gIY -
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@Mzokk Yes. AI mimics my voice patterns (speed, intonation etc). But the hard work is designing what to say!
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Nice job!
Here is the MRA Route Experts guide to the colors:
Positive emotions are worth every penny ;)
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Wow, very good and perfect for beginners.
Can I use it for my German Facebook group? The subtitle translates it to German perfectly. -
Sure. It's on "free" YouTube hosting (ie they make money by stuffing ads on the start of my video
) so no problems sharing with others.I subtitled the English manually so I'm glad to hear the German auto translation works well.
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@Lenny-O Yes - Nick showed me the official colour guidance. I simplified the wording a bit in my video as part of making everything easier to understand. I think the colour coding is very useful, although I've noticed that some route authors interpret it in slightly different ways (hence the rules).
And in the colour guide it is a bit strange to allow yellow shaping points -- either they are via points (which might have descriptions) or shaping points (which are irrelevant to the driver as long as he/she follow the route).
One complexity is that different terminology seems to turn up in documentation and in the apps, for "way", "via" and "shaping" point. I tried to choose the best options while keeping it very simple.
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@Lenny-O Yes - Nick showed me the official colour guidance. I simplified the wording a bit in my video as part of making everything easier to understand. I think the colour coding is very useful, although I've noticed that some route authors interpret it in slightly different ways (hence the rules).
And in the colour guide it is a bit strange to allow yellow shaping points -- either they are via points (which might have descriptions) or shaping points (which are irrelevant to the driver as long as he/she follow the route).
One complexity is that different terminology seems to turn up in documentation and in the apps, for "way", "via" and "shaping" point. I tried to choose the best options while keeping it very simple.
@Anonymouse All good, was just sharing
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