IMHO, what you are trying to do is quite difficult to do with Osmand. You can easily have the navigation along a gpx route (quite rigid, simply following a route without change) or the flexible Osmand navigation which is not very suitable for what you want to do. There is a setting to ignore a part of the gpx route "Use current destination" x "Pass along entire track", but the guidance problem (no real navigation, you are just following) remains. Getting a combination is possible, but not exactly easy.
Second problem is the voice guidance - sometimes, the guidance is confusing, because you get "turns" announced where the road simply turns, or "turns" when you are indeed turning, but staying on the main road, for example. Some checking against the map on screen is advisable. What *I *would be inclined to try is to define custom waypoints for each route you have to drive through (the stops) and use Osmand to navigate from one to the another, leaving it completely to Osmand to calculate the route between. If there is an unexpected obstacle and you have to leave the computed route, it will be simply recalculated to the next preset waypoint. Not sure how many "stops" can Osmand take, but the "travelling salesman" option was working quite nice, when I was checking it. You can set a separate gpx file for points on every single one of these routes (as POIs only, with GPS coordinates and name), import the points into Osmand as favourites (and you can define a groups for individual routes) and use these to define the destination and the through-points. The setup is complicated, but than you can use the navigation capabilities from Osmand (voice guidance, route recalculating) just as easy as to navigate between two points. Check the resulting route for bugs - I don't expect the "prescribed" route between two stops would be different from the "fastest" or "economic" route in Osmand, unless the data in OSM is really wrong. Not sure this will do what you want - but in any case, I would try it for one route to see if this could be a direction where to go with the idea. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Osmand" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to osmand+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
