@Greenham "If one of you fine experts..." left me speechless for a second.

Addressing people, who were all willing to help you out from the getgo, in such a cynical manner and still expecting them to aid further, is just childish man... That's not how adult conversations play out... at least, not where I come from. No need to insult.

Nevertheless, here is one On-Topic response:
I see you mention "dozens of routes you already made" and it seems that you expect them to have shaping and via points automatically (after the launch of this functionality), which simply is not correct. You shall edit every existing route, and change the regular waypoints to viapoints through the waypoint menu if you need viapoints in that specific route. (Click the icon in the waypoint menu per waypoint that shall become viapoint).

I cannot assist you any further regarding the actual Garmin stuff, but only with general MRA matters.

@Nick-Carthew not yet in the Android version? I still see regular waypoints instead of shaping points (hands) in my Navigation app.
RP 1 and 72 are shaping points (hands) in my route but just regular WP in MRA Navigation...

But let's not highjack this thread with MRA Navigation posts . TS is concerned with Garmin hehe

@Greenham Hi Greenham, it seems you're not satisfied with MRA, far from it.

What I don't get is your problems or issues with the routes? You mention that making decent routes and getting them to you Garmin is troublesome? I don't get it since there are many users on this forum that so utilize Garmin devices and have no issues as for as I know.

Can you come up with examples or maybe even example routes that are causing you trouble?

By the way: MRA is a routeplanner which shall never facilitate all different specialty perks of hardware devices. Simply impossible to do so. What it does, is offer a platform for the user to create routes in 3 different routing algorithms (TomTom, Garmin and OSM). Go try that with Garmin Basecamp!

By the way: as for as I know, the shaping points and via points are now functioning for those GPS devices that use those! Note that only Garmin uses that functionality.

@Jack-van-Tilburg @Hendrik-Mosterman, dat klopt. Als het een zeer nieuw fietspad of weg is, kan het zijn dat de kaarten deze nog niet kennen.

Een oplossing hiervoor zou kunnen zijn het op Offroad zetten van de RP 37 tot 40, als je zeker weet dat je daar kan rijden.

Afhankelijk van je gebruikte navigatie zullen tijdens dat traject de navigatie instructies uit blijven.

Door de punten op offroad te zetten, forceer je de track of route een bepaalde weg of pad te volgen. Risico is dan wel voor de gebruiker.

@Ebbo-Borm Hi Ebbo. Great suggestions, although one of them is already available: start time of trip.

@Hendrik-Mosterman hoi Hendrik, zet je route even op openbaar. Nu mogen we hem niet bekijken .