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Same on two devices. The progress bar remained stuck at 52%. On the S10, restarting Locus helped, while on the MotoE60, waiting a while was sufficient.

See here: https://forum.locusmap.eu/index.php?msg=80555

I have now tested the point notification, and it is working again.

However, I noticed a silly problem concerning geotagged photos. I have activated the point notification. Now I take a photo while on the move. Shortly afterwards, the photo icon appears on the map. And it beeps because the point notification recognises this icon as a point and alerts me. Of course, this does not make sense.

I deactivated all folders in the point notification settings. Now there should be no alarm. Nevertheless, the sound is triggered for every new (geotagged) photo. Very annoying.

Bug? Or how can this be avoided?

That depends on when they were created. Try updating them (long press on the thumbnail). 😎

[Track thumbnails Line thickness still much too thick]

Track thumbnails Line thickness still much too thick

In recent years, changes have been made to the line thickness in the track thumbnails several times. Most recently, they were actually quite optimal, even with version 4.32.4.

With the current beta (Edit: and also in the brand new 4.33, which I have just installed), the lines created are much too thick, making it difficult to see the course of the track. The circuit around a narrow lake becomes a fat sausage. The city tour becomes a thick blob of colour. 

See image.

I (Android 16) also have no crashes with the compass.

This happens when GPS is enabled. If I do not enable GPS, the application does not close.

No crash even with GPS enabled. Sorry.

I (Android 16) also have no crashes with the compass.

@Tapio: Where can I get the Locus Tasker plugin? It is no longer available in the Play Store.

@Andrew Heard: Yesterday evening at home, I created a log like this for the very first time. The logs.zip contains six txt files from the last six days (see screenshot).

I have no idea what the log texts mean, but I was able to find some of the restarts ("NEW START") I performed after crashes, as I still remember exactly when they happened. So apparently you don't have to do the reporting immediately while on the road.

(Question for the experts: am I right?)

[Point notification:]

A few more comments:

Point notification: (see ballonis post) – error confirmed, does not work.

Crashes: (see here): It happened again yesterday. I was just recording while on the move and taking the occasional photo. When I looked at the screen again a few minutes after last looking at it, Locus had already crashed. I restarted the app, the recording continued, but I had a gap of about 100 metres. 
This probably doesn't help, but I don't know if my user ID helps (eeee4156c), or if and when I should create a log (immediately after restarting?).

Route planner: I hadn't noticed the new profile management in the route planner (app). Finally, you can set whether a profile change should generally recalculate the entire route or not (checkbox at the bottom). Good!

"Best Interval" (Mick FU's post): I'm happy with the current display. I use it occasionally for my jogging routes, so I can see when I start to slow down, for example.    It's perfectly adequate for me as an overview. You can set short intervals if you want to have sections that are as accurate as possible. 

Track point time: I would also find it very helpful to be able to see the time when I was at a track point more quickly. Currently, it is really very cumbersome, as already described.

I have also recently experienced crashes since Beta 4.32.4.2.
This happened several times during track recording when I set a quick point.
A message then appears stating that memory overload may be the cause and that one should not display an excessive number of tracks and points. However, I only had a few tracks and a moderate number of points visible. Shading was off.

I will continue to monitor this.

Es ist nicht nötig, Beiträge doppelt einzustellen (englisch und deutsch).

[A few thoughts and suggestions regarding the diagram in the track info panel:]

A few thoughts and suggestions regarding the diagram in the track info panel:

As Tapio already mentioned, it is difficult to display both the map and the diagram simultaneously in a meaningful way. Currently, there are only three options:

• Map with track only
• Map and track info panel approximately 50:50 on the display, with the diagram too far down
• Track info panel covers the entire display, map is not visible.

Option 2 is particularly bad if you have activated the track gallery and/or the track title spans several lines. Then you can't see anything of the chart. Perhaps the track info panel could be made scrollable or allow more vertical positions so that the map and chart can be viewed simultaneously.
See image 1.


As I mentioned earlier, the chart is not always useful or necessary, and sometimes it just takes up space. The chart settings should include an additional option to "Hide chart".

The new chart settings (axes, units, etc.) are currently applied globally. They are applied to all tracks in all folders. In my opinion, this is not useful.

I would like to be able to choose how they apply:

• Only for the current track
• For the folder
• For all tracks

In principle, this would be similar to the line colour settings. This could be included in the corresponding menus, see image 2.

These are just ideas and suggestions that I would like to put up for discussion.

Yes, and its not possible to hide the position marker in the chart (with height and/or other data)...

Addendum:

Here are two examples. In the mountains, the diagram is informative and useful, but the second diagram (flat terrain) is completely superfluous and a waste of space.

Setting speed instead of altitude doesn't help either. We usually hike at a fairly steady pace of around 4.5 km/h.

I had mentioned before (and I wasn't the only one) that the diagram takes up a lot of space when you don't need it. For example, in flat regions.

Now that you've added this setting option (for x, y-axis, etc.), an additional option to "hide diagram completely" might be a good option. This would allow you to set it individually for each track. I want the elevation chart for tracks in the mountains, but not in flat terrain.

If it's easier to implement, an option in the settings would also be conceivable (like "show media"), only then "show charts".