On OsmAnd for iOS, there are three navigation modes: walking, bicycling (not motorcycle) , and driving. Driving probably doesn't work for your situation because it's trying to avoid any road not open to motor vehicles. The other two modes make different assumptions. All three depend on the underlying data from OpenStreetMap, so, for example, if a road doesn't "show" that bicycles are prohibited, OsmAnd will assume they are allowed.
What happens if you select Walking for navigation, then use some intermediate destinations to further specify where you want to go? (And what do you mean by an "unsaved road"?) The Offroad map is one of several map styles. It doesn't determine navigation. On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 8:50:08 AM UTC-7, Petra Giacone wrote: > > Hello everybody, I am new to Osmand, could anybody help me with this > simple issue? I am trying to generate an off road track between 2 locations > which I know are connected by an unsaved road (la Via del Sale, in Piemonte > region) I am using Osmand 3.13 on my IPad and have uploaded the map Italia > Piemonte 256,4MB dated 1/03/2020. I have selected car, selected Off road as > preferred map, selected to avoid paved roads, paid roads. Start point: > Upega, End point: Limone Piemonte. Instead of showing me the expected > unpaved and famous road La via del Sale, it makes me pass all the way > around through Mondovi and then up the valley to Limone, a classical way > for normal cars. If I select by motorcycle, than it makes me pass on a > mountain ridge track which I know to be only for trekking. Any suggestions > on what I am missing are appreciated. Thank you. Petra -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OsmAnd" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/osmand/80aceee4-67ed-4399-84ad-a62ff8993759%40googlegroups.com.
