Hi，Locus。
I added 1 navigation waypoint to the planned route (5 in Picture 1), but picture 2 still does not show my own added waypoint, and it will not be announced during navigation, what is the problem?
You added an ordinary waypoint this way, not a navigation via(way)point. What you need is a via(way)point which you create using the route planner.
Quote from: 0709 on November 11, 2024, 08:46:19You added an ordinary waypoint this way, not a navigation via(way)point. What you need is a via(way)point which you create using the route planner.
Someone gived me a track,How could I add a navigation waypoint into the track with out the router planner?
Quote from: Leo Wood on November 13, 2024, 02:06:49,How could I add a navigation waypoint into the track with out the router planner?
Without a scheduler, the VIA point can be added to the file using a text editor, if you write the WPT tag correctly. For example:
<wpt lat="53.325140" lon="28.6281250">
<name>my point</name>
<sym>z-ico02</sym>
<extensions>
<locus:rtePointAction>pass_place</locus:rtePointAction>
</extensions>
</wpt>
Please note that the coordinates of this VIA point must match one of the points on the track.
I think it's easier to put a simple dot near the track and turn on the alert.
As above with a text editor.
I suppose the intention is to just add a via point for the announcement @ navigation this without triggering a recalculation ?
Once in a very distant Locus past you could easily create this with the track editor. With current versions you can't do this anymore I don't think anyway.
Since I hardly still use the Locus route planner anymore because of an easier alternative, I may not have noticed another Locus map possibility yet.
By means of Notepad++, you can promote EVERY track point (if you know exactly which one) into a via track point.
You edit the corresponding track point (no typo..track point) and then add a sym with pass_place text. Done.
If you want a custom announcement you can also add a name tag text in that same track point without any problem.
After the track import Locus will recognize all this as a via track point and announce it in the navigation as well.
However, I suspect that almost nobody will want to do that very cumbersome detour via Notepad++.
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