That's about what I hoped would happen, except for the bit of navigational problems.
It is necessary to inspect the data for suspicious mapping. First look at the switches for navigation settings (economy route on/of, avoid...). In the data, are there any suspect max speed, height/width restrictions, suspect mapping of crossings? Unfortunately, the OSRM demo seems to be down, so you cannot check why does it route you this way. The second point - try to reposition the marker - it MIGHT be on the opposite side of the road and Osmand tries to get you on the correct side. For "drive in / drive out" situation (bus station) - is the station mapped including the bus stops and the driveways to these? If the mapping is correct and detailed enough, it should be possible to define an "obligatory" stop and navigate there (you get the "you have reached the destination" message) and then start again to navigate from here for the second part. You will get a problem if the bus station is simply a big empty area next to the road - then, navigating to it in one definition and navigating back in another one might be necessary, because you "reach your destination" on the road, not in the bus station. It might be easier to correct the data in OSM. The only problem is that the changes won't show right away - with Osmand live, it can take 2 days to a week, the "normal" map gets generated once a month. You could create your own map from extracts, I am doing it myself but unless you want to download the huge extracts, the smaller ones are usually available only once a week (bbbike). IMHO, it would be still better to correct the data if the mistakes are the reason for the navigation hickups, even if the remedy isn't immediate. Majka On Thursday, 7 September 2017 17:10:47 UTC+2, Westnederland wrote: > > I accidently made it work more or less the way I wanted it to! > > Two hickups so far: > - The route Osmand calculated was different from what I intended it to be > when I was composing the route on the personal computer. That would be > because of the difference between the used map-material (Google Maps vs > Open streetsource). So adding more shaping points would take care of that. > - When I reached my destination it told me to navigate around the block > the other way around again, only to end up in the exact same spot I was > standing at that very moment. I'm not sure why it did that. > >> >> -- 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.
