Hello Paul,

I am certainly gonna try to create a route is OsmAnd but I prefer creating  
routes on a large pc screen and myrouteapp.com is very nice route planner. 
But importing always gives problems. For example, the version of the 
openstreetmap that myrouteapp.com uses is a little bit older then the 
version of OsmAnd. I found a difference in one route because of this.

I made two tracks with routepoints in myrouteapp.com. I checked the tracks 
on OsmAnd and improved the tracks The smaller track (100km) has some 
problems. It is not possible to let OsmAnd create a route that matches the 
track completely. The problem in my last message was easily solved by 
adding an extra routepoint. But there were other situations where OsmAnd 
insisted on an other route then the track.
The longer track (400)km was easier. There were a  numbers of problems that 
were easily solved my repacing a routepoint or adding a routepoint. There 
was only one situation were the route could not match the track and that 
was a situation were the map of myrouteapp was  different from the map of 
OsmAnd.

So OsmAnd is capable of showing the track on the screen and that looks 
good. Also OsmAnd is able to calculate a route based on the routing points 
in the gps-file. So why does is go wrong in the recalculating process. And 
recalculating is necessary because there could be roadblocks or other 
reasons to change the route. during driving. The problems mostly start 
after recalculating.

But I also am going to try to let OsmAnd do all the work (no import). I let 
you know how it goes.
Peer

Op zaterdag 6 juli 2019 17:27:14 UTC+2 schreef P Wat:
>
> Hi Peer.
> A solution could be to put full faith and trust in Osmand +.
> Let Osmand calculate the route from start to finish.  (Importing routes 
> from other sources generally does not seem to be satisfactory - for me at 
> least).
> IF you then want your route to pass through specific locations you can set 
> these up on-screen on your mobile, either in advance or while travelling.
> The method is to touch the screen at the desired location - A location 
> blob appears on the map and a menu opens.  Touch "Directions", then select 
> either "Add as First intermediate destination" or "Add as Last intermediate 
> destination".
> Repeat as required.
> If you want to save a route created by Osmand - Touch the blue/white 
> arrow.  Swipe the resulting menu up till you see "Details". Touch 
> "Details".  In the top right of your screen touch the down arrow 
> (download?). You are offered a "Save" option.  Chose a file name, and save 
> it for future reference.  It will probably be saved in "My Places".
> OK?
>
> Re Bart's videos - Agreed.  They are very good and helpful. 
> Paul W
>
>
>
> On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 10:16:02 AM UTC+1, Peer wrote:
>>
>> I attached a screenshot of a part of a route/track with a problem. I also 
>> attached the gpx-file.
>> In the screenshot I added some numbers in red. I use this numbers for 
>> explaining the problems.
>>
>> * The track follows the numbers:  1-2-3-4-5
>>
>> * The calculated route does: 1-2-5-4-3.4-5
>> De calculated route is different from the track. I think the road between 
>> 2-3-4 has a lower priority then 2-5-4.
>> Point 3 is a routepoint in the gpx-file. OsmAnd created a uturn on this 
>> point.
>>
>> * The driven route is : 1-2-3-4-5 (I did not create a screenhot during 
>> driving)
>> In point 2 I decided tot follow the track in stead of the calculated 
>> route. When I arrive at the routepoint  (3) a new route was recalculated. 
>> It guided me to point 5 in the correct way.
>> But in point 5 OsmAnd wants me to turn right towards point 2 in stead of 
>> following the road. Then it wants me to make a uturn and turn right again 
>> in point 5 to get on the correct route. This is an example of the strange 
>> behaviour of OsmAnd. 
>>
>>
>>
>>

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