[mkgmap-dev] Footways/cycleways and motorcars
From H Suomalainen harri.suomalainen at iki.fi on Thu Jun 16 18:10:35 BST 2011
On 06/16/2011 03:58 AM, Paul Johnson wrote: > On 06/15/2011 03:59 PM, Francisco Moraes wrote: >> The other day, while routing to a geocache, my Oregon wanted me to >> "turn" into a greenway which was close to where the geocache would be. >> Is there a way to avoid this by default? Seems to me that the default >> style should imply motorcar=no on footway and probably also on a cycleway. > > I think this is a bug with the Garmin software, given I've seen similar > issues with the off-the-shelf Navteq data as well. I believe the > Garmin's trying to get you as close as it can given the mode you're set > for, and then assuming you'll get out of your car to go the last few yards. That is Garmin behaviour indeed. Sometimes it also sticks to thinking you're driving on a sidewalk (footway) which leads to funny behaviour like routing failing. I use TYP files. I've solved that by using a non-routable line type (ie. not the normal 0x15/0x16) for cycleways and footways. This prevents Garmin from thinking you might be on them. (Yes, this has side effects, if you do that for a car routable cycleway, for example one with motorcar=destination). In my TYP file I have two similar looking lines, one that is normal routable and another non-routable. Unfortunately this means I have to compile another map without the tweak for cycling/walking. -- Harri
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