Trying to follow existing roads if known by the used gps routable map ! So the suggested trackresults by app's or gps's depends on differences in the used routable maps. A mobile gps system with a routable map so auto suggests (= Navigation) a path how to drive or walk towards end, via all the routepoints. To be used in combination with routable maps. gpx Routes: a start and stop point and the where to go to "via" routepoints (rtetp). ![]() gpx file to share, but have in fact nothing in common. Selected Waypoints and tracks can be mixed "to travel together" into one single merged. ![]() Free to be placed on the map anywhere, or be used as POI point. Waypoints (wpt) are free independent points, they do not belong or are not hard connected to any track or trackpoint. Tracks can be used with any map (or no map at all) gpx Track (trk): The connecting line between several trackpoints (trktp). A good starting text ? As I am not a gps professional, I created this as I think it to be correct. A Native English speaker also should help. Maybe some gps experts here can have a look at this, give some advise and correction if necessary so that we are talking clearly to each other. Maybe it would be a good idea that in the help files of Locus some correct terminology should be formulated at least for those items and filesystems that are compatible or used in Locus. Even not mentioning the language barrier of the international users here. I know all those different terminologys and different interpretations of Waypoints, trackpoints, coursepoints sometimes are so confusing during conversations. At least for me -) But Serious now.įirst we must use the same (gps)language. It could have been so much simpler if you all simply should speak 'Dutch'. Hi all, at least now I begin to understand the problem they had in Babylon a few thousand years ago. The same kind of routepoint is created when you (online) calculate a route and have "Direction hints (Itinerary)" - they are created as routepoints within the route, too. The trackpoints created like this are attached to the track, but only show up on the map, nowhere in data (neither in Points nor Tracks Tab). What You did was record a track with Locus and while doing that, set a trackpoint (the icon with normal "Add point balloon" above a track). gpx trackĪnd separate the track into a track folder and the waypoints into a Poi folder. Import the waypoints and the track in Locus from such a merged, mixed. Waypoints are independent and free from the trackrun I think. The connecting line between them shows the track (line). Lots of "Direction waypoints" (go left here) in a route are routepoint espessally turn-point, not waypoint Track's waypoints are trackpoints, not waypoints Waypoints are not part of a track, you can only edit trackpoint when selecting from the map. It's not in the Points list, and also there's nothing in the track itself. Now you can edit a trackpoint by clicking on it in the map, but you can't see it anywhere in the data tab. It does not store any personal data.When You record a track with the new widget and add a point with the icon, it will create a new trackpoint (I think that's the correct name), that's part of the track. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly.
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