Finger Route Planning
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It's great to see new improvements, but I wanted to point out some minor shortcomings. I've been using finger planning in the Cyclers app for a couple of years now, so I can compare the two solutions.
In mapy.com app when drawing with your finger, the map doesn't move, so we're forced to draw piece by piece. Unfortunately, if we've already drawn a piece and we're drawing another, the previous one changes its layout. If we start to edit the previous one, the next one changes its layout... so unfortunately, we're unable to draw what we want.
In the Cyclers app, what's already been drawn remains, and we can safely draw the next step without worrying about the previous one changing. It's a cool feature, but not useful for me at the moment.
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@Adam-Stormguard Hello, thank you for your feedback.
Regarding panning the map: yes, while drawing, the map cannot currently be moved using gestures, so you need to make the changes in smaller sections. However, any changes you have already made should remain saved.
If that is not the case, a video showing the issue would be very helpful.
Thank you!
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Apparently, this is not intended to extend the route, i.e. create additional parts, but to shape an existing route. First, the "entire" route must be planned, i.e. enter the start and final destination. Then, you can draw something with your finger somewhere along the route and the adjacent part of the route will be planned there. Maybe...
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@Jakub-Faifer Yes, I will send the video
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@Jan-Buriánek Yes, this function only serves to improve the route. What I meant was that if we correct part of the route and then correct another section, the previously corrected section doesn't stay the way we've changed it because; the app changes it again the way it wants..
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@Jakub-Faifer My apologies Jakub, I had cycling set in the route planner, and some sections were marked with a sign that cycling was not recommended/permitted, so after correcting some sections, the app changed the remaining sections accordingly. Interestingly, if I corrected the entire route at once with my finger, the app didn't change anything. Only the sign that cycling is not recommended /permitted remained. If I set it to walking, everything worked as expected. It would be nice if we could choose whether we wanted the app to correct cycling or just warn us with signs, and we could ride as we pleased.
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