Do you know what this map actually does? I am wondering if it’s a coincidence that when I set osmand up, I was at around those 45m of altitude, does it maybe assume altitude 0 when being set up without this map?
Do you know what this map actually does? I am wondering if it’s a coincidence that when I set osmand up, I was at around those 45m of altitude, does it maybe assume altitude 0 when being set up without this map?
Ignore my last comment, I just had to wait a bit longer. It is working now, thank you so much!
I have no idea. Where could I see that other than in osmand?
Then just ignore its directions when it leads you away from the main road, it can’t know every preference you have for every street. I’d guess generally you’d want it to not use main roads if there are alternatives.
Also maybe have a look if one of the brouter profiles may work better for you, maybe the road bike profiles keep you off the cobble stones, there is a brouter plugin for osmand on f-droid.
That Osmand ain’t good might have to do with the OSM map quality in your area.
I have been using Osmand with brouter as the routing engine, brouter plugin is available on f-droid. You can try out its routing for example on bikerouter.de, top left gives you a bunch of profiles to choose from or even edit them to your liking. Maybe you can find something that works better for you.
I am very happy with it.
Not sure if I get it really, they are part of an actual route? I think this would be it then?
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cycle_routes
That I believe is to mark an actual route, independent on whether it’s going along cyclepaths or whatever.