I was able to create a route that follows your GPX. =
- I loaded the GPX into OsmAnd.
- Established the beginning of the trip in the lower right,
- Selected "Directions from" from the menu.
- Answered "yes to the prompt: "Do you want to use the displayed track
for navigation"
I just posted today, that I have this same issue!
On Saturday, February 25, 2017 at 8:50:34 AM UTC-5, ymbus m wrote:
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> Hey guys,
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> I am trying to follow a circuit track, I made before with several way
> points. But osmand always takes the shortest way to the destination.
> If I start at hom
I've created a video on the display of contour lines on OsmAnd, focusing on
the customization features available in the Topo view.
https://youtu.be/z8kp_M3FKoc
My complete set of OsmAnd tutorials is here:
https://www.youtube.com/user/barteisenberg
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are only 521 of these tags in use on OSM.
On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 9:25:42 AM UTC-7, Traili Warf wrote:
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> Still looking for a solution...
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Just repeating, try following:
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When selecting the directory, click on the current path.* I *can then
select another path, there are few Osmand suggests. Select one of them. *Ideal
would be "Internal SD" or similar*, you can "stay" in root and simply
choose *"Internal SD"/Osmand/* or *"Intern
> Majka.
(I tried using Pere's suggestion - Thanks Pere - with my only spare SD
card, from Samsung tablet, but Samsung phone would not recognise it and
wanted to format it.)
So, Majka, I'm looking at your latest suggestions:-
3) Rooting the phone is not an option, at the moment, because it is
bo
Not sure if it will work, I cannot check if it works:
On the map, find area, where you know there is trailhead on the screen
somewhere, just hidden.
Select displaying POI, instead directly selecting a category, press options
("...") -> categories -> nearest POI . You'll get a list of all POIs ar
Reason for your problems are the non-rooted phone and letting Osmand save
the files in the locked /data/data/ directory. Unless you gain access to
this (through rooting the phone or a method which allows this on non rooted
phone) or manage to get the Osmand data to "normal", accessible directory
