The turn instructions on via / shaping points are generated because of the via / shaping points.
Anyway the discussion keeps doing circles, perhaps the community can explain better all that.
The turn instructions on via / shaping points are generated because of the via / shaping points.
Anyway the discussion keeps doing circles, perhaps the community can explain better all that.
Weâre not going to fight for it, but you can just say you donât want it. But a better example of what the website shows with the return symbol in the instruction list I donât have to offer. You may indeed place hundreds of Shaping Points without notice, but only in this very specific case does the navigation point with its instruction exactly coincide with the Shaping Point. I think you are mistaking that.
You know, we are not going to put the website and the application against each other.
We compare politely.
But in this case, the website implementation is right.
Perhaps there is a misunderstanding:
As far as I can see, the routing returns 2 instructions for each via point / shaping point: The first has sign=5 which is the value for âREACHED_VIAâ. It also has distance=0.0 and time=0.0, which means that the following instruction is on the same place.
The following instruction is the 2nd one - in many cases it has sign=0 ( =âCONTINUE_ON_STREETâ ), but in the case that the point is in a dead end, it has sign=-98 (=âU_TURN_UNKNOWNâ).
Showing the turn instructions on the Website, both turn instructions of the via points / shaping points are shown (please see screenshot of @0709 above).
As far as I understand, the app suppresses the 2nd turn instruction of the via points / shaping points: Even if I change the shaping point from route above to via point and enable option âWaypoints in instructionsâ, I can not see a hint that I have to make an U-turn @ the via point (Version 1.14.11).
I am not sure, if the discussion âannounce via points / shaping points or notâ and the option âWaypoints in instructionsâ concern just the announcement âhere is a via point / shaping pointâ or if it includes âhide the 2nd instruction or notâ:
My current, personal opinion:
You confuse right and expected / discussed / agreed with community.
Looks like another BRouter forum discussion about what is right and wrong in turn instructions.
Thanks for the detailed post.
Like explained above the routing API works correctly.
Then the clients choose how to use the responses.
The app merges viaâs successive instructions, because one instruction can be announced per location.
Now it announces viaâs name. There was not a need to announce together the viaâs turn instruction too.
So the suggestion is that all turn instructions should be visible and announced in navigation?
Regardless of waypoint type, its turn instruction should be announced (u-turns and continue).
Obviously we cannot fill the app with options, that will complicate further the development.
The âSettings | Routing | Waypoints in instructionsâ already complicates app maintenance.
You can also demonstrate it differently.
Website Roadbook. Follow all instructions exactly.
Now with the app turn instruction list. Isnât something missing?
The problem mentioned in Brouter forum. (Perfectly reproducible)
Follow the navigation instructions exactly. Good luck !
There are tow services in the area that will help you further.
Admittedly.
U-turns are rare, but they are there.
Brouter generates few errors, but they are there.
Voice navigation announces turn instructions as they exist in appâs turn instructions list.
So it cannot have 2 instructions at the same point and the first with 0 distance and time.
(some merging / post-processing must happen)
I am open for changes, but without adding more options, instead simplify existing ones.
My proposal (perhaps to complex, as a discussion base):
I have to read this a few times first. Emux, If you indeed need to break existing functionality in order to accomplish this, Iâll withdraw my question for u-turn support. I really donât want to get the whole forum on my head.
I did investigate the consequences of locating a Shaping Point very precisely on a track point with an expected Navigation instruction at exactly the same position.
I see an identical twin track point pair being created. One trkpt coupled with the Shaping Point the second trkpt with the Navigation instruction.
Regarding: Track point pair 22 & 23. (latitude: 48.29193 longitude: 11.97671)
Navigation works normally.
DeadEnd-Test_export.kurviger (1.4 KB)
Thanks for the detailed suggestions. They make my work as developer much easier.
They seem reasonable and simplify / improve app implementation (an ongoing goal).
Indeed that option is unnecessary with the shaping points and only causes maintenance troubles.
Everything else seems reasonable as well. I will check the algorithms and think for improvements.
This is not necessary, it is a reasonable request.
Software can not progress unless we review it often and push it to its limits.
with âheadlineâ I mean âturn instruction displayâ
@rumbrummer thanks for thinking along. Very helpfull.
The different U-turns.
sign: -8 u-turn_left:
Left U turn_example.kurviger (684 Bytes)
U turn with often a spacious turntable. U turn command linked to single track point
sign: 8 u-turn_right:
U turn with often a spacious turntable. U turn command linked to single track point
sign: -98 u-turn:
U turn with often a limited turn area. U turn (-98) and Shaping Point do share a common trackpoint.
ONLY this U turn (-98) is able to replace the Shaping Point info and changes it to announced.
U turn (-98) exceptionally so promotes the corresponding Shaping Point into a announced informative one.The standard routing functionality thereby is kept intact as usual by non strict or strict.
The âturn instruction displayâ, only contains street name info.
This keeps it compatible with the next realization.
Image examples as trk gpx list.
Shaping Point and straight share a common trkpt.
Shaping_straight.kurviger (1.0 KB)
The not announced Shaping point has priority.
Shaping_straight_trk.gpx (1.3 KB)
Shaping Point and u-turn share a common trkpt.
Shaping_u-turn.kurviger (985 Bytes)
The announced u-turn has priortiy.
Shaping_u-turn_trk.gpx (1.3 KB)
Demo video U-turn: https://youtu.be/CysDm9BwF3I
Apps without shaping points rarely navigate this route flawlessly.
Kurviger navigates this correctly by using the shaping points.
In fact it is quite simple and also my thinking.
Any turn instruction with a direction must have the direction symbol.
We can enrich via instruction to [Waypoint name + Turn instruction].
Each routing service can have different behavior:
BRouter, GraphHopper + Kurviger, OpenRouteService, OSRM, etc.
BRouter does not generate (double) turn instructions on via and shaping points.
We can only have the [Waypoint name] instructions on waypoints with BRouter.
BRouter did not generate either the [Waypoint name] instructions on waypoints.
I generate them myself when I post process BRouter routing:
Concerning Via Point support in BRouter
https://groups.google.com/g/osm-android-bikerouting/c/ceUFvc4sFdQ/m/OTqDbieOEQAJ
No succesâŚOnly one vote for ;-((
Concerning Shaping Point support in Locus gpx & navigation.
Shape Point transfer by gpx | Locus Map - help desk
No succesâŚOnly 2 Votes ;-((
Only Kurviger understands the usefulness of using both Via and Shaping Points @ navigation.
Thatâs why Iâm here, even if Iâm not a motorcyclist. The investment in this app: Peanuts
The pleasure you get in return is well worth the mini investment.
Available in Kurviger 1.14.12 (Beta) based on above discussion.
Please test routes and their turn instructions with menu âRouting | Turn instructionsâ
and voice guidance with the simulation in âSettings | Navigation | Navigation Modeâ.
With my stupid mistake I kicked off a snowball ⌠an avalanche has now arrived in the valley, without damage!
Thanks @Emux - good job! And thanks @0709 and @rumbrummer for being so though to represent all the technical stuff I know so little about. I think kurvigerPRO has once again become a bit better.
Kurviger 1.14.12 Sure a good job.
AND it also works by using Shaping Points. (= Perfect tnks)
U turns are indeed rarely Planned, but it is now possible perfectly. Protect by using a Via Point.
U turns by the instruction list are perfect indicators to locate false instructions even faster.
In many cases, U turns are not expected instructions that are caused by planning errors.
1. In Wolfgangâs example due to a too quickly executed so falsely positioned Shaping point.
2. Shaping Points planned too close to critical road intersections that so ended up on a side road undesirably with the corresponding false turn instruction.
3. If you enter a simple track and have a route calculated by reference Shaping Points you often see these âdirtyâ instruction errors arise.
*You can hardly discover this on the map itself unless you zoom in very deeply. *
So it is now already a bit more noticeable by the navigation list.
The ultimate goal, the app automatically detects this and removes harmful Shaping Points itself.
The autocleaner should so clean and remove âU turn Shaping Pointâ combinations only.
The autocleaner should NOT clean nor remove any âU turn Via Pointâ combination.
Very nice, thanks a lot.
Just a question concerning a detail, Route: https://kurv.gr/UUy6N
Reaching via point #1 announcement and turn display is fine (as expected ).
Reaching the U-turn via point, there is an announcement that there is a U-turn, followed by via point name .
Would it be possible also to add a hint to turn display that rider is approaching a via point / the via point name?
Riding motorcycle without using a headset (-> no voice guidance) this might be helpful!
Perhaps it would be also useful to add the hint / via point name to turn instruction list - but I think that has a lower priority (nice to have), because it will not lead to missing a via point (like restaurant etc.).
Remark: I tested via simulation, did not test if hint/via point name is shown during real driving.
Remark2 (quite late): Thanks a lot for implementing simulation mode - that helps testing behaviour a lot, makes it quite easy to simulate without using further tools and therefore it leads (and led) to more testing, which probably improves quality !
Actually it is an announcement of [Waypoint name + Turn instruction].
(similar to turn instructions list)
Indeed now the turn instruction overrides the via point.
I will see what can be done.
The turn instructions list already has the updated instructions.
(similar to navigation)