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I have a GPX track with 5334 points covering 1.5 hours of walking. I want to have a very accurate track to use for maps.
When viewing the map, even at the most detailed zoom, the track is "averaged" with large, jagged steps shown rather than the smooth track that matched the GPX points.
I can understand the benefit of not showing the detail when zoomed out, but it shouldn't happen when fully zoomed in.
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(15.03.2013, 21:28)chis Wrote: I can understand the benefit of not showing the detail when zoomed out, but it shouldn't happen when fully zoomed in.
Actually it's a tradeoff between accuracy and stability:the Internet Explorer easily crashes if confronted with larger amounts of data.
What you could do:
- try the prerelease version, where if've optimized the display of tracks with large amounts of positions
- use the hidden features to bump up the limits:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JavaSoft\Prefs\slash\navigation\converter\gui\mapview]
"maximum/Route/Segment/Length"="8"
"maximum/Track/Segment/Length"="35"
"maximum/Waypoint/Segment/Length"="10"
"maximum/Route/Position/Count"="240"
"maximum/Track/Position/Count"="1750"
"maximum/Waypoint/Position/Count"="500"
"maximum/Significant/Position/Count"="50000"
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Christian
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Thanks, the prerelease version shows the full detail for me. Only problem is that it locked up once, but I've been unable to reproduce as yet.