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Both maps are generated from **[[https:// | Both maps are generated from **[[https:// | ||
==== Satellite ==== | ==== Satellite ==== | ||
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Map consisting of the satellite and aerial imagery by HERE and Maxar. Available in 17 zooms down to approx. 1:10000 scale.\\ {{ : | Map consisting of the satellite and aerial imagery by HERE and Maxar. Available in 17 zooms down to approx. 1:10000 scale.\\ {{ : | ||
==== Satellite with labels ==== | ==== Satellite with labels ==== | ||
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besides the aerial imagery, the map contains also road/street numbers and names and house numbers.\\ {{ : | besides the aerial imagery, the map contains also road/street numbers and names and house numbers.\\ {{ : | ||
+ | ==== LoPoints ==== | ||
+ | Dynamic points of interest, called **[[manual: | ||
+ | ===== Route planning ===== | ||
+ | A quick sample: | ||
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+ | ==== Select activity ==== | ||
+ | The first step is to select an activity for which the route will be created. The planner offers two **walking**, | ||
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+ | The manual mode is useful **only when you draw the route in a free terrain** or when the routing data for a particular area is missing:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | ==== Add route points ==== | ||
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+ | The route is created the same way as in the app. The simplest way is to **click the route points directly on the map on roads and paths**. | ||
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+ | **The first click must be done with the right mouse button and selecting the "Start here" option:**\\ {{ : | ||
+ | This way the planner switches into the drawing mode and you can add other route points by **left-clicking**. By shifting the cursor above the route line between the points a new point emerges and by dragging it you can **change the route progress**: | ||
+ | You can **move** any of the route points at any time and the route always **reroutes** accordingly. | ||
+ | === Adding LoPoints and other points === | ||
+ | You can also add LoPoints to your route. Shift the cursor on the LoPoint, and a popup emerges. Click on **Add to route**.\\ {{ : | ||
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+ | This way you can add also your user points like geocaches or search results to the route:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | === Changing order, deleting, reverse direction === | ||
+ | The route points are lined up in an itinerary displayed on the panel on the left. You can **change their order** by click-and-drawing them up or down the line (1), **delete** them (2), or **reverse the course** of the whole route (3):\\ {{ : | ||
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+ | To delete the whole route from the planner, tap **Clear**: | ||
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+ | === Route stats === | ||
+ | Statistics of the route like distance, estimated time or elevation gain are displayed in the left panel under the itinerary.\\ {{ : | ||
+ | ==== Elevation chart ==== | ||
+ | The **elevation and slope progress** of the route is displayed on a chart:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | The chart also displays min/max elevation and slope, waypoints and elevation/ | ||
+ | You can change the X-axis parameter - **distance or estimated time**:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | ==== Sharing and export ==== | ||
+ | === Sharing a route === | ||
+ | When you have planned a route, tap the **Share** button. A popup emerges, displaying a unique link that can be **copied to the clipboard** and shared:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | The link contains the waypoints defining the route. When it's clicked on it opens the Locus web route planner that re-renders the route from them. | ||
+ | === Sharing a LoPoint === | ||
+ | If you need to share a link to an interesting place marked on the map, tap **Share** on the detail panel of the LoPoint:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | === Sharing any place on the map === | ||
+ | * **right-click** the place on the map and select **Share point**:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | * add the **name** of the place (optionally) and **copy the link**:\\ {{ : | ||
+ | === Exporting a route === | ||
+ | You can export the route as a **GPX file** that can be used in any navigation app or service. Click **Export** and then **Download as GPX**. If you don't want to keep the voice navigation commands in the route file, check the option:\\ {{ : |