Maybe obvious to everyone else. Release notes link to help topic with much much discussion but not end result. Backup and restore selected settings? Can you please provide just one example.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: menion on January 13, 2017, 13:58:55nice - remote debugging. BTW Europe was mentioned on Australian news last night - more severe winter
EDIT: anyway I was joking about running outside with notebook. I have heave 17'' one, so it's not simply possible
Quote from: menion on January 12, 2017, 10:42:58@menion - just curious - why do you need notebook for outside test?
Cannot say that it's easy for me to run outside in -10°C with phone connected to notebook ... .
Quote from: menion on January 09, 2017, 13:31:01Testing with 3.21.1 Pro. Actually latest test is quite simple, even in winter. Create track where start point is inside building or other Faraday cage so no GPS signal, then direct line to end point 100m away. Now walk to end of track & wait until GPS position is accurate. Disable GPS. Walk to start of track (no GPS signal available), enable GPS, select Locus track > Navigate: observe that Locus "thinks" it is already at end based on the big Navigation icon. I think (on reflection) this has been problem when navigation has not started reliably from mid-track pause (eg lunch or shopping).
Thanks Andrew. I've added to Locus one more check on correct location, so we will see. Otherwise it will have to wait till in middle Europe will better temperature, so I'll check it in the field.
Quote from: menion on January 06, 2017, 06:53:44I started navigation after GPS was turned on but before any signal - see 3rd screencap
- you have started navigation before GPS was turned on or after?
Quote from: menion on January 06, 2017, 06:53:44Ride to end of route, wait for green GPS icon, turn off Locus. Ride to start of route, turn on Locus, enable GPS but before GPS is green tap on track displayed on main screen map, tap on Navigate/Guide button at bottom, tap on Navigate.
- you started navigation from detail of track (then Locus Map search for nearest trackpoint based on your current
Quote from: menion on January 05, 2017, 18:26:46@menion - just tested navigation with 3.21.0.1 but have to report same problem. Here's my test: airplane mode:on, wifi:off, ride to end of route, wait for green GPS icon, turn off Locus. Ride to start of route, turn on Locus, and before GPS is green select the route, choose navigation. I still observe invalid navigation turn instruction before Locus knows the current location.
Btw. I've just published new beta version this morning so you may try it in future ...
Quote from: menion on December 31, 2016, 17:02:37I don't know of any other Android app that has such great developers. Best wishes for 2017.
Anyway, Thanks! and see You all next year. I have partially done a few interesting things, but none is finished, so I hope, this year will be good for some completion ...
Quote from: 0709 on December 25, 2016, 21:02:14@0709 - I wasn't expecting improvement, I was just reporting that problem is difficult to reproduce, 3 times OK, 1 time NOK. I did finally notice the auto-toggling between navigation and guiding modes, but I didn't have map zoomed out far enough (yet) to see where the far away guiding point was located. I suspect it is guiding towards the finish point instead of start point.
@ Andrew. Your combination set up in use probably should not show an improvement.
Quote from: Viajero Perdido on December 25, 2016, 18:11:42+1
I would LOVE for major labels (eg a city) to not disappear at certain zooms, especially when I'm lost over the map and trying to *find* that city.
Quote from: 0709 on December 24, 2016, 17:41:51I performed start of navigation sequence 3 times yesterday, trying to reproduce the problem. But each time it worked properly. @0709 I use navigation settings: auto-recalculation:off, strict route following:off. I don't think Priority Point will help with this combination?
@Menion@Andrew.
Not 100% sure but maybe next suggestion will help ?
Locus, on any navigation track, should promote the Start Point to be a Priority Point. So not a "Navigation Point Straight" as in actual versions. I only have the most positive experience by (manually) adding the Start point to be a Priority Point.
Quote from: menion on December 23, 2016, 10:47:55@menion - nice observation - I missed that too. Very interesting. When I see that live Guidance mode again I'll take more notice. Below is reconstructed map zoomed out to show 2 via points and final point. That guidance line seems to be pointing to either via points or final point - I added black line in approximate direction to explain. Any other suggestion I can help report?
I wasn't checking your screenshots precisely. Now seems that on second screenshot, Locus has enabled guidance to some point that is really far away
Quote from: menion on December 23, 2016, 08:08:57@menion - sure - but you did make recent changes, so I'm just reporting that Locus is still not quite perfect. Once I begin navigation it would be good not to sometimes need another 2 taps (question>nearest) to get it properly working, especially when starting position is so close (< 100m) to the calculated route. I thought Locus should go into Guidance mode until the route is quite close then it automatically switch to Navigation mode? I figure Locus is already periodically performing background "nearest" function until navigation is operational because in one recent test the nav icon switches between question mark & turn-icon a few times until stable?
@Andrew Heard: Locus is not perfect . Suggest to tap not on recalculate, but on next "nearest". This is reason why this button exists in navigation menu.