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I'm not looking for a routing engine, but for a website or program that can take a relation and convert it into turn-by-turn directions (such as a cue sheet from a cycle route relation). |
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Let the routing engine do it's job, this isn't a job for relations. 2
So how do I tell the routing engine to follow Bike Route 1 from Boston to Cape Cod?
(25 Jul '10, 02:26)
NE2
That depends on your routing engine; it's a problem that is entirely independent of the map data assuming that Bike Route 1 has a proper route relation.
(03 Aug '10, 07:46)
Baloo Uriza
Well, part of the reason for asking this question is that I need something that will check that Bike Route 1 does have a proper relation. Got anything?
(03 Aug '10, 09:20)
NE2
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What do you mean by a "proper route relation"? The Relation Analyzer will check with there's any gaps in the route. It also has the option of downloading the relation as a GPX track, which you might be able to use with routing software etc.
(03 Aug '10, 11:36)
Vclaw
The Relation Analyzer tells me that there are 27 unconnected segments. But this is because many portions are split into one-way pairs with 'forward' and 'backward' roles, and the analyzer can't handle these.
(03 Aug '10, 12:43)
NE2
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