Generally, I rather recommend to stop considering short/fast modes as short/fast, but as mode1 and mode2, e.g. as a challenging and easy modes, or whatever suits your cases.

Dne 19. června 2020 15:14:38 Poutnik <poutnik4n...@gmail.com> napsal:
Note the shortest is a foot profile, not suitable for vehicles, while trekking is bicycle profile ( trekking bike ).
Consider also BRouter user custom profiles.
https://github.com/poutnikl/Brouter-profiles/wiki


Dne pátek 19. června 2020 13:37:17 UTC+2 Egal napsal(a):
In BRouter are six navigation modes defined:
bicycle_fast
bicycle_short
foot_fast
foot_short
motorcar_fast
motorcar-short
The user of BRouter can assign one profile to each of these modes e.g.
bicycle_short shortest    (means BRouter profile shortest.brf)
foot_fast trekking           (means BRouter profile trekking.brf)
...
...
My question is:
How decides OSMand which of these modes it should use when I start a navigation with BRouter inside OSMand using the "service interface" of BRouter ? Perhaps it decides to use mode for bicycle, foot or motorcar subject to the used base profile inside OSMand - is this right ? But how decides OSMand to use the belonging short or fast mode of BRouter ?
Can somebody explain us, how OSMand selects the navigation mode of BRouter ?




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