[navigation]
skip_grab_viewchanging=1
sim_speed_factor=1.0
show_current_city=1
show_countrychange=1
autoreplan_action="AUTO"
gps_pos_to_road=1
is that a snap to road option?
[navigation]
skip_grab_viewchanging=1
sim_speed_factor=1.0
show_current_city=1
show_countrychange=1
autoreplan_action="AUTO"
gps_pos_to_road=1
is that a snap to road option?
just tried it and it works,
What exactly does this do?
the arrow doesn't snap to the road, like the one Borism did, i just don't know if it'll have the on off option like the ones Borism have,
If you just hardwire it in SYS.TXT than it will always be on (or off). If you want to be able to toggle it you need a settings screen for that....
If you just hardwire it in SYS.TXT than it will always be on (or off). If you want to be able to toggle it you need a settings screen for that....
just found out that the setting is already there, i went to look at the route setting and it has the option for you to be able to turn it on/off
If you just hardwire it in SYS.TXT than it will always be on (or off). If you want to be able to toggle it you need a settings screen for that....
just found out that the setting is already there, i went to look at the route setting and it has the option for you to be able to turn it on/off
500 has it (since it can be used in pedestrian mode). For 700-900-90 it takes a hack.
now i figured it out, i used your hacked setting file for the speed cam,
Thought I'd help out by posting the following regarding 'Snap to Road'. I had no idea what the phrase meant so I Googled it and found the following, it may help others understand a little better if they wish to install the hack.
Snap to Road (a.k.a. as Lock to Road)This is a feature used by all high-end navigation systems to ensure that your position is shown on a road and not a few millimeters next to it, something that most people would consider distracting. The downside to this is that when reception is bad, your GPS position can be too erroneous to enable the program to interpret it correctly and as a result it might get confused and "snap" you to the wrong road and re-route you. I've seen this happen with Destinator (in NMEA mode) but also with Garmin's GPS V standalone unit.
Still this is a feature that's desirable. AFAIK only two programs currently do not implement it, Teletype and Mapopolis
Regards
Pete
I have the 500 so the ability to unsnap came stock. From what I understand snap to road only is standard in the rest of the models. I can tell you first hand that when it's not snapped and you stop, the display goes in circle trying to figure out which direction you're facing.