Removing masses of flags II - RTW Tool

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jojo77 - I have created you a fresh thread.

Richard


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I mate just prepared a route in Viewranger, and when I opened it the route wasn't visible for all the thousands of blue flags. I don't know off this was the way he created the route, or a "feature" of Viewranger. Either way, irritating to the point the route is pretty much unusable, and I've also seen routes like this created in Basecamp/Mapsource if the creator just rubber-bands the route.


The good news is you can get rid of the flags easily with the Javawa RTW tool



I am really struggling with this, I've made a route os explorer and it's here:
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/14...erlays=os-off-road-layer&style=Aerial&type=2d

but I can't get RTW to save it without thousands of flags.
Is there any chance you could give me a hand to figure out what is going wrong

thanks
 
In Basecamp,get the Info panel up for the route, then click the button at the bottom left corner with 3 dots and choose Filter. There is a choice of 4 options. I generally set a Maximum Points of 499 points so my ancient GPSMap60Csx can load a route or track without it getting truncated, but you can set whatever you need, or try one of the other options.
 
Operator error! I’ll upload it again


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the download at the link in post from jojo77 when dropped into basecamp confirms it as a track and not a route, i have converted it to a route as pictured below. is this what you are trying to achieve
 

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Yes, this is what I want. The issue is that I can't get rid of the blue flags, when you zoom in is it a pink line or full of flags?

the download at the link in post from jojo77 when dropped into basecamp confirms it as a track and not a route, i have converted it to a route as pictured below. is this what you are trying to achieve
 
as you can see from the picture below once the track has been converted to a route using basecamp the only flags that are there are i presume waypoints/via points. the pic is zoomed in to maximum using basecamp.
 

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as you can see from the picture below once the track has been converted to a route using basecamp the only flags that are there are i presume waypoints/via points. the pic is zoomed in to maximum using basecamp.

Same on the one I created. Create a track from the route with flags on, then concert the track back to a route. Jojo can either download the one I made or follow your instructions if he has basecamp.


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jojo77….

Do you have BaseCamp, yes or no?

If no, what software are you using to show you a route that is full of flags?

If yes, try the following, as suggested in this thread:

1. Convert route with its flags into a track. This is easily done in BaseCamp.

2. BaseCamp should now display the track of the route, but without flags.

3. Save the track, giving it a new name, just to be sure you can identify it.

4. Open the saved track and use BaseCamp to convert it back into a route. The mass of flags should have vanished.

Report back.
 
Sorry, I've been floored with Migraines for a couple of days.
I think I'm going to just use tracksm basecamp constantly crashed when I try to convert.

I had a try this morning and if I load a track and then record a track, I can export the actual track taken when I've finished and that was the only thing I really wanted but thought it had to be done with naving along a route and recording the actual track used. I didn't know it could do 2 tracks at the same time and recognize that I want to export the walked track and not the imported track.

thanks
 


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