This might be a workaround (but not the equivalent) for the lack of a route
alarm:
Create a route in OsmAnd.
Save it to a GPX.
Start navigation using the GPX
In directions/settings, make sure "Pass along entire track" is unchecked
If you leave the route as dictated by the GPX, I think this
Turn by turn instructions are not helped by the fact that Osmand disabled the
off route alarm feature. If you miss a turn Osmand will never use the option
of stopping and going back to get on route ( even using when using Osmands
native navigation feature)
Instead the app calculates a new
@Osmandtrier I agree that it isn't an OsmAnd problem. It is my ignorance of
how OsmAnd generates voice commands. It's been awhile, but as I recall,
most missed turns occurred when the roadway forked, like at a freeway
interchange. I couldn't see far enough ahead on the screen to figure out
It could be, that is not a problem of ossmand. It ccould be a problem of
your track. If Osmand add voice hints to a gpx-track, Osmand do not refer
to the streets. It only refer to the change of the angle of the track. For
example. The blacklines are the streets, the red line is the gpx track.
@Bart Thanks. The example I shared was the "optimum" route generated by
Google Maps so it pretty much conforms with the OsmAnd generated route. The
maps I create are extremely customized, i.e. Route 66 (1926), Lincoln
Highway, etc. These maps all demonstrate "voice" capability but it doesn't
@Robert. Thanks! Learning to make the videos was its own education.
@Charles Thanks for sharing the GPX. I'll take a look.
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 2:22:21 PM UTC-8, Charles Buono wrote:
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> OK. Thanks. I looked at BRouter earlier and p[layed with it for a while
> but not enough to
@Bart, the amazing OSMAND how-to you've created is really
underappreciated. The detailed knowledge and great use of graphics with
voice over amaze me. You should have many more views and subscribers for
such an excellent tutorial. I agree that planning a route on the phone
pales in comparison
Right: GPXs created in OsmAnd provide proper turn-by-turn navigation in
OsmAnd. The function is part of the route details screen, as shown here:
https://youtu.be/o84C0z3Kydc?t=563
But other than using BRouter (which I've not yet tried), I haven't heard of
an externally-created GPX that can do the
What I discovered a few months ago is that a GPX track created with the
Osmand app itself will provide turns with street names! That's a very cool
feature. LMK if you need details.
On Tue, Dec 4, 2018, 11:33 AM Charles Buono I'd be happy to share, but I don't know how
>
> On Tuesday,
I'd be happy to share, but I don't know how
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 1:44:17 PM UTC-5, Bart Eisenberg wrote:
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> I don't have an answer, but I'm impressed you are able to get
> street-by-street directions. For externally-created GPXs, most reports
> here describe a situation where
I don't have an answer, but I'm impressed you are able to get
street-by-street directions. For externally-created GPXs, most reports
here describe a situation where OsmAnd follows the GPX, but not the
underlying map. Which means that every twist in the road is announced
generically as a turn.
Does the voice guidance name what streets and highways to turn on? Or are
the directions generic: i.e., turn left, turn right?
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 8:56:38 AM UTC-8, Charles Buono wrote:
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> I create maps to use on long-distance motorcycle trips. I create the route
> in Google My
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