First of all I've read 'Guidance Along a Route (https://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:user_guide:functions:guidance#guidance_along_a_route)' and it states:
QuoteYou are guided to the first point of the route, then to the second etc. It is useful e.g. for sailing, sea-kayaking, flying or crosscountry hiking when there are no roads for turn-by-turn navigation.
But then above and below this it has pictures of a town/city with roads and a route being followed??! ::)
So what point is the author trying to make here because this is downright confusing?
I've recorded a route which I then want to cycle back on either immediately or at a later date. Either Nav or guidance will work but Nav along a route only offers reversely for offroad??? Whereas Guidance has a reversely option. So is Nav a route incapable of guiding if I want to go backwards on a route??
What should I use and why?