Menu

Show posts

This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.

Show posts Menu

Messages - Blihi

#1
@menion

I use Locus for 4 purposes:
1) motorbike navigation. Uses a custom map theme showing tracks a bit wider and showing fuel stations, campsites and restaurants on the map while driving. Before, I showed them using the custom theme, now this can be done with LoPoints marked on the map. Other lopoints could even be disabled.

2) hiking. Uses the default map theme for hiking. Lopoints are useful for wayfinding, but I do not need any specific categories marked as this clutters the screen.

3) driving. Only if a specific route needs to be stuck to, I use Locus rather than Google Maps. Lopoints are not so relevant, marked LoPoints also not in general.

4) editing. Lopoints should be visible, but none marked as they clutter the screen.

All in all, I think being able to switch LoPoints on or off per profile would be great. As I said, I now solve that with a custom map theme where the layers can be switched on and off per theme.
#2
Great work on the lopoints visible on the map. Could this be included in the presets too?
#3
Quote from: Tapio on April 21, 2025, 13:08:02The annoying bug with shaping points disappearing in routes created with the route planner still lives. Yesterday I recreated a complex route with the planner. Many shaping points used, maybe 20.

Today I wanted to make an edited variation. Click on Re-route reveals, it only has 5 shaping points. 1 and 5 are at starting point.

Issue has been there for a while. Points are not lost though. To get them back: login to the web planner, edit your route and there all shaping points are again. Save the route and open in the app again... Tadaa.
#4
Here's what I mean. This is my normal bike view. Custom panel on the right, custom theme (based on AdventureV4 from advrider.com).

The space below the arrow is a bit too much.

You cannot view this attachment.
#5
Indeed, you are not :)

I use this in landscape mode for navigation on a motorbike. In that case, the space below the cross is not so relevant, so 5, 10 or 15% would probably suffice.
#6
The new library works like a charm. What I miss very much though is the option to show the previously visible elements.

In the old library, you had hide all / show all and then you got the question to show only the previous elements.