Eine von Freunden erhaltenen Track versuche ich möglichst genau in Kurviger-Format zu bringen. Dazu setze ich Wegpunkte dort, wo die rote Linie vom Kurviger-Vorschlag abweicht.
Manchmal, aber schon des öfteren, erhalte ich beim “Setze als Zwischenziel” eine falsche Nummer und erst nach dem Verschieben in der Wegpunktliste die erwünschte Route.
Beispiel: kurv.gr/CqPVg
Ich hoffe, man kann das nachvollziehen (einfach Wegpunkt 7 löschen und neu einfügen).
A track obtained from friends I try to get as accurate as possible in Kurviger format. To do this I set waypoints where the red line deviates from the Kurviger suggestion.
Sometimes, but quite often, I get the “set as a stopover” a wrong number and only after moving in the waypoint list the desired route.
Example: kurv.gr/CqPVg
I hope you can test that behavior (just delete waypoint 7 and reinsert it).
Uhm… wow that is one interesting case, thanks for the great posts (with links and screenshots and everything, nice ). From a first glance I would say there is definitely something buggy going on there, because usually I would have just advised you to
Click on the route
Then drag that marker
Instead of placing a marker “in empty space”. But even that gives me the 38!
Not only that, if I then click “back” in the browser and try to place the marker again, it places multiple markers somewhere and gives me 40 there. That is really really interesting
And yes it is testable/reproducible for me. I think our next task should be to find out “from when on” this problem happens. What’s the smallest possible route with which we can reproduce this behaviour
Thanks for the detailed report! I will have to take a closer look to the algorithm, something is off here. If you move waypoint 37 and 38 slightly, it works fine. Maybe there is an issue if two waypoints are exactly placed over each other? I will further investigate this.
Okay - up to now I only took the .gpx-File from my friend and tried to solve the major discrepancies.
Now I further changed the file - no more U-turns, no more two WP at the same location and no blocked roads - but the problem still exists.
see: https://kurv.gr/CQjXr
Yeah that’s a good point! I also looked for things like that and noticed that some markers are exactly on crossings, some are sliiiiightly off the road and some are on the “wrong side of the road” (which could mak the problems on highways). But I wasn’t able to pinpoint an exact problem
Even worse, I could swear that when removing the first 3 waypoints, the bug becomes non-deterministic and after page refresh sometimes appears and sometimes doesn’t. But that might have been due to caching, not sure on this yet
Hmm, not entirely, Kurviger loves to duplicate waypoints, too, at the end and beginning of a road, I’ve just not been able to consistently reproduce this, there’s a forum post coming at some point about this as soon as I can prove it
Yes . It’s a bit complicated to explain without going into detail, but when designing the algorithm I haven’t considered the edge case of two waypoints being at exactly the same position, except for start/end. It essentially ended up always using the later waypoint in this case and the rest of the algorithm failed due to that.
). From a first glance I would say there is definitely something buggy going on there, because usually I would have just advised you to
once this is changed, it seems to work for me. I will have a look at this issue, this is indeed weird.
. It’s a bit complicated to explain without going into detail, but when designing the algorithm I haven’t considered the edge case of two waypoints being at exactly the same position, except for start/end. It essentially ended up always using the later waypoint in this case and the rest of the algorithm failed due to that.