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because its a GPS heading, it will only move when you are actually riding and not when you are stopped. Magnetic sensors are just crap, no way ill use that as a source of heading…
oh thank you for your reply, indeed it did work when riding. So what do you use as a source?
—miro
because its a GPS heading, it will only move when you are actually riding and not when you are stopped. Magnetic sensors are just crap, no way ill use that as a source of heading…
oh thank you for your reply, indeed it did work when riding. So what do you use as a source?
Well a location object (the location update provided by the Android system to the apps) includes heading, even if it did not, you could calculate it between previous location update and new location update, its rather simple math.
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Contribute to DMD2 Translations | Buy Me a CoffeeHello, in the right and left panels it would be interesting to be able to rotate them by clicking on the title, without having to press the arrow keys. Right now you have to click on the arrow and when you get to the end, you have to click on the arrow in the opposite direction. When you have a remote control it’s easy but not for those of us who don’t have it. Would it be possible to make rotate the panel in a continuous sequence such as 1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2… only clicking on the title?
Hello, in the right and left panels it would be interesting to be able to rotate them by clicking on the title, without having to press the arrow keys. Right now you have to click on the arrow and when you get to the end, you have to click on the arrow in the opposite direction. When you have a remote control it’s easy but not for those of us who don’t have it. Would it be possible to make rotate the panel in a continuous sequence such as 1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2… only clicking on the title?
Sounds like a good idea indeed, will add!
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Contribute to DMD2 Translations | Buy Me a CoffeeWell a location object (the location update provided by the Android system to the apps) includes heading, even if it did not, you could calculate it between previous location update and new location update, its rather simple math.indeed. Thank you for the explanation.—miro
Hello John great Job the Offroad nav. Did you ditch the Mixed Button for easy? Unfortunately the left Side Box still remains after finishing nav with Finish button
I have installed the beta version on the Carpe Iter to be able to test it better.
My question: how can I mark or save a point on the map (previously: places)?
I have used this function a lot so far.
Greetings Jörg
I noticed it, too.
Since beta doesn’t support gpx tracking, I imagine that saving a waypoint also is not possible.
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