Thanks for the feedback Shane and being a good sport while I nitpick. :sombrero:
The issue with route following has been noted & is in the works. I'm asking if we can add a setting so the user can adjust a buffer around route points for them to 'count' during 'guide me' mode.
Most users tend to use the guidance as more of a reference rather than point-by-point, but since the feature is there we should make it work properly =)
I like that method of solving the route following if it can be implemented. Approaching a waypoint further down the route could work, but if you really wanted to visit a prior waypoint and didn't notice you passed it, some users might find that annoying. To me the definable range to 'count' seems like a good way to handle that. For the most part I would have it set fairly loose, unless I had known data that was precise.
I still think picking another waypoint in the list might have worked, if I get an opportunity to pay more attention to it I will explore it further.
What is most important to me when using a route is usually the total distance remaining. When I'm using a feature like that I'm wanting info on how far to the end of the trail, to the end of the trip, or to the main road, however I have the route set up. Given I can create a route in app (which is wonderful) it might mean I'm wanting to glance down and see how many miles remaining on my spur of the moment detour until I'm back on my planned course, or to a fuel stop for example.
Obviously people will always have their favorites, and I'm working with the team to enhance our layer offering in the near future. For now though, I think our layers meet the needs of 'most' people.
I agree, I can work with what is available. Just if it gets down to other features being equal, then map preference might override. Thunderforest doesn't seem to be too much of a memory hog offline, I set max zoom to 15 and it worked well.
The sync issue on iOS devices is odd. I have 4 iOS test devices and 2 always sync just fine, 2 show 'Sync Incomplete' even though the data has actually synchronized properly. Have you noticed whether data is syncing OK even though it says 'Sync Incomplete'?
I have the "sync incomplete" message, but I don't have any data from this week on the cloud app (accessing via PC) I should have a new route and a new track. That is displaying "Archived" and "Filed" as well just in case.
First time I tried it with 1 waypoint, it worked. Later I uploaded a GPX to the cloud, and I believe it got the incomplete message at that time, but it pulled down the data to the iPad anyway. I deleted all that data from the iPad and it hasn't seemed to work well since, so I went in and turned off sync on all the cloud data so it wouldn't try to download it again, but I haven't had much luck with transferring in either direction since. I'd rather not take what I have off the cloud as I have it published to the gallery, although there are a few things I could clean up about it.
I do not have auto publish selected.
