I would like to define direction arrows to set to ON (visible) for all
unknown ("foreign") tracks, which would be like a default value.
And also for start and finish icon to set to OFF.
Any idea where it can be set ?
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2021 at 4:12:11 AM UTC-8 pag...@gmail.com wrote:
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>> I would like to have the blue cone indicating the direction on the
>> "Walking" profile with the same size as in the "Driving" profile.
>>
>> I use OsmAnd very much for trekking, and in the Walk
Try Settings / Walking / Profile appearance, then scroll down to "Position
icon at rest". There are three cone sizes to choose from.
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> I would like to have the blue cone indicating the direction on th
I would like to have the blue cone indicating the direction on the
"Walking" profile with the same size as in the "Driving" profile.
I use OsmAnd very much for trekking, and in the Walking profile the cone is
veery small, almost impossible to find.
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it works fine if I want it to (i.e. use settings and switch off display).
hjar...@gmail.com schrieb am Samstag, 14. August 2021 um 22:52:02 UTC+2:
> What has happened to this feature. Is it gone forever?
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During cycling navigation, with the compass set to follow the direction of
movement, I noticed that, after a turn, the map sometimes only partly
rotates, such that instead of the direction of movement pointing upwards
again after the turn, it is instead pointing at some other angle.
I noticed
you'll see a
(very) small blue triangle reporting the straight distance from current
position
5. Rotate the device left/right and you'll see the arrow rotating as
well, showing the relative direction.:
<https://i.postimg.cc/PrKtN0Y1/Screenshot-20200310-17220
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> Komu: osmand@googlegroups.com
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> Předmět: Re: direction?
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> Just create a new profile from airplane standard profile.
> It does exactly what you want.
> (I've
you
for enlightening me.
V.
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Předmět: Re: direction?
Just create a new profile from airplane standard profile.
It does exactly what you want.
(I've tried it with the
p' and 'just show the direction' while not changing the
> profile? Similar like you are choosing to avoid certain roads, fastest or
> economic etc...?
>
> I have been using it in the Sahara desert navigating to a certain
> coordinates and was not interested in sticking to any roads, o
Understood.
But is there a way to choose while setting up a navigation between 'use
the roads/map' and 'just show the direction' while not changing the
profile? Similar like you are choosing to avoid certain roads, fastest
or economic etc...?
I have been using it in the Sahara desert
> already configured to the desired look).
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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> Odesláno: 08/02/2020 17:11:12
> Předmět: Re: direction?
>
> Use the airplane profile.
>
> El sá
itpas"
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Předmět: Re: direction?
Use the airplane profile.
El sáb., 8 de febrero de 2020 08:20, vzteklik
escribió:
Hi,
I'm sure I'm overlooking something somewhere, but how can I make
Osmand to show the direction to the destina
Use the airplane profile.
El sáb., 8 de febrero de 2020 08:20, vzteklik escribió:
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure I'm overlooking something somewhere, but how can I make Osmand to
> show the direction to the destination point as a straight line regardless
> of the roads, tracks or anything?
Il giorno sabato 8 febbraio 2020 12:20:52 UTC+1, Frapta ha scritto:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure I'm overlooking something somewhere, but how can I make Osmand to
> show the direction to the destination point as a straight line regardless
> of the roads, tracks or anything? Is it
Hi,
I'm sure I'm overlooking something somewhere, but how can I make Osmand
to show the direction to the destination point as a straight line
regardless of the roads, tracks or anything? Is it possible? I still
can't figure it out...
Thanks,
V.
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Upgraded from free OsmAnd to OsmAnd+ on a Samsung Galaxy A3 2015.
Setting a destination shows an arrow pointing to the destination in the
upper pane, as before.
The problem is that this arrow now shows the absolute bearing to the
destination, not the relative bearing, which would be more
Pressing on the round compass button (which is enabled in Configure screen)
toggles between north up, direction of movement, and compass orientation.
You can also get to this from General settings/Map orientation.
On Friday, August 18, 2017 at 1:47:01 PM UTC-7, Vic5491 wrote:
>
>
e. Using
"direction of travel" or "compass mode" makes more sense, but moves around
more when riding bumpy roads, which also makes the screen less legible.
A workaround suggested by Bart Eisenberg is to change the navigation
service setting to "straight line" (Sett
Quick follow-up: after clearing the marker and resetting it, it started to
display the correct direction. I will test this further. Perhaps it freezes or
something when navigation is paused.
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expect that it
would also be pointing north-northwest.
Please do not suggest a route. I often prefer to just have the direction of a
location so I can keep that in mind while exploring interesting roads. Thank
you.
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Does anyone know if the hidden hiker profile has any special properties that
the standard pedestrian profile does not?
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Does anyone know if the hidden hiker profile has any special properties the the
Surabaya standard pedestrian profile does not?
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Additionally to my other post, BRouter and his profiles
use direction filtering logic, not to overwhelm user with less useful
directions.
Like you do not receive direction, if you e.g. follow a "bigger way",
that turns on a crossing right, while a "smaller way" continues strai
If still in BRouter directions context.
It is still possible, but there are 2 catches for OSMAnd users.
In contrary to LocusMap, OSMAnd can use BRouter directions only if
navigating along BRouter generated GPX route/track ( with minor
exception for Continue straight ahead, that OSMAnd
what surprises me that last year I could hike with directions in the
woodlands, as we were surprised to hear "turn right in 200 meters" when at
two thousand meters.has something changed in teh code, or am I wrong
with my memories??
Antonio Montagnani
Linux Fedora 25(Workstation)
inviato da
Brouter navigation data have much lower size per area ratio than Osmand
maps, as only routing related data (most of them) are included. They are
organized in 5x5 degree latitude/longitude grid, what is for 50N about
350x550 km. The biggest file ever has about 130MB, typically 70-100MB, less
I think you need the brouter plugin. It does need extra storage on the
phone; you are effectively carrying two copies of the map (one for
osmand for rendering and car routing, and the second copy for brouter
for hike/bike routing). But its hike routing is really very good.
On 26 June 2017 at
@Antonio: When you push the directions button to set up the route, there's
options for car, bicycle, and pedestrian. Are you using the latter?
On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 12:40:29 PM UTC-7, antonio montagnani wrote:
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> yesterday I used Osmand while trekking on the Alps, and I realized that
>
A while back I submitting a change to make directions while hiking better:
Basically allow a "avoid roads" option to the foot routing. It was rejected
for a couple of reasons, the biggest one in my opinion was that the
developers did not see a use for it. I guess they never hike in areas where
yesterday I used Osmand while trekking on the Alps, and I realized that
when it is used in the wood it doesn't follow unpaved trails and it doesnt
follow tracks...what am I missing?? I get the option not to follow unpaved
roads, but no way to change such an option...
Antonio Montagnani
Linux
I know which side of the street to drive on. Odmand maps is becoming too busy
and clutteted the blue lines have made it even worse. I can't see the road
names.
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But annoying and unnecessary. I which side of the street to drive on.
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On Dec 6, 2016 07:06, "alpine14011970" <alpine14011...@gmail.com> wrote:
What's with the blue direction arrows on the roads. They are distracting
and makes it difficult to read street names beneath. I think they are
unnecessary.
They indicate which way a one way street goes.
What's with the blue direction arrows on the roads. They are distracting and
makes it difficult to read street names beneath. I think they are unnecessary.
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