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    • idefix37
      idefix37 Sailor Moderator @maicokid last edited by

      @maicokid
      On iPad, Distance & planning window appears with a long press on the screen. But I don’t know if it works with iPad Pro 1st generation.

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      • maicokid
        maicokid @idefix37 | Premium last edited by

        @idefix37 Ok that worked and even if it didn't I appreciate it.

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          bernhard17 last edited by

          Great. May be sometimes you introduce nm nautical miles instead km. Implement it into Settings
          .

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          • idefix37
            idefix37 Sailor Moderator @bernhard17 last edited by

            @bernhard17
            Just explained above by @Gkikas-LGPZ
            https://community.windy.com/topic/9013/windy-launches-route-planner/52

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            • pressla
              pressla | Premium last edited by

              Absolutely incredible cool feature. I assume in future you support a velocity to move along the route and the matching weather for the future waypoints is adopted. At e also select time to enter for a waypoint.

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                anas 9 last edited by

                great keep it up you are rocking best of luck

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                  ZdenekPrg last edited by

                  Hello,

                  For me as a pilot is relative wind better then absolute.

                  I appriciate also option to set speed or timeframe - to get a forecast for the route similar as Ogimet.com offer it in Gramet.

                  I have a problem with color scheme (very low contrast) of weather strip - pressure/FL/temps are nearly unreadable without zooming (VFR/IFR),

                  Thanks
                  Z.

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                    blahdi last edited by

                    this is a start of a awesome feature - waiting to try out the option of speed of movement and changing forecast in course of time, and GPX..

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                      blahdi last edited by

                      For route planning interface (without weather info), checkout the caltopo.com interface. It works really well for roads, hiking trails.

                      It might be too much work to implement that kind of interface, but just wanted to mention it incase its easy enough.

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                        igor 320 last edited by

                        Do you plan to continue update it?

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                        • marekd
                          marekd Administrator last edited by

                          @igor-320 Sure, but we are working on other huge things :-) It can take us a while...

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                          • CaptWolf
                            CaptWolf last edited by

                            In the the Route Planner - Route Detail 38.56 -9.41 is displayed as 38.93 -9.69 please check here https://on.windy.com/32vu9

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                              mwodziak @marekd last edited by

                              @marekd

                              Is there a way to use the Boat route planner on the mobile app for iOS? I really like the fact that I can see wave height for the route on the computer version but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get that on the mobile app.

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                              • marekd
                                marekd Administrator @mwodziak last edited by marekd

                                @mwodziak Mobile version of route planner is a really big challenge. We still trying to figure out how to make it usable and meaningful on mobile devices. I am afraid we will be working on the planner next year at the earliest, but as we can see, people use it and they want to use it. Thank you for your patience.

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                                • mhaberler
                                  mhaberler @marekd | Premium last edited by

                                  @marekd well on pads it is already quite useful, here from a Google Nexus: https://blog.mah.priv.at/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Screenshot_2019-12-21-18-57-46.png

                                  I wish rplanner had a way to reversibly use full screen - lots of detail in the crammed bottom area

                                  great tool!

                                  Michael

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                                  • JohnB2
                                    JohnB2 | Premium last edited by

                                    Adding item two "add the option of defining the speed of movement, and the option of changing the forecast in the course of time" would be very useful. It does not need to be complex, in my opinion, for a cruising sailboat. A polar of the boat is a nice idea, but simple and robust to start out is best. Thanks, CaptJohn

                                    Billings

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                                    • dagardner
                                      dagardner last edited by

                                      I use Windy for sailing (currently crossing Indian Ocean). There are several things I find problematic with Distance & Planning:

                                      • Map and data are synchonised only when time cursor is clicked and held down. If you let go the time cursor the display is confusing.
                                      • Are you building a weather-routing tool for yachts? Some commenters think you are and want to see polars or some kind of sail performance built in. IMHO this is an entirely different tool to what you have now and requires a focus on weather as seen subjectively by the boat at a selected time and place, along a precalculated and optimized route. There are several apps that try to do this and they all incorporate those two phases: route calculation and then subjective weather along that route.
                                      • Assuming that you restrict Windy to displaying forecast along a manually defined route, and assuming that you provide some means of specifying the speed, then it would reduce confusion to lock the time and distance together so that as the time cursor is moved both the map and data table change in sync.
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                                      • idefix37
                                        idefix37 Sailor Moderator @marekd last edited by idefix37

                                        @marekd
                                        Hi, Marek
                                        The route planner tutorial gives some explanation about relative wind settings. But this is not clear for me. I understand what is the absolute direction of the wind referring to the North direction and the relative direction of the wind referring to the direction of the mobile, but this text is very confusing for me:
                                        The tuto says:
                                        « BOTTOM TO TOP = relative direction of wind, when the azimuth of the user in exact point is turned upwards, ie. when the user is moving from the west to the east and the wind is blowing from the north to the south, the direction of the wind will be showing from left to right
                                        LEFT TO RIGHT = it’s the same situation, just the azimuth is rotated 90 degrees to the right, ie. if the user is moving from the west to the east and the wind is blowing from the north to the south (same situation as previously), the direction of the wind will be showing from the top to bottom »

                                        Do you have any comment or explanation about it?

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                                        • Benjohn65
                                          Benjohn65 @Francfo last edited by

                                          @Francfo said in Windy launches Route Planner:

                                          Maybe, absolute direction of the wind (north up) should be default setting for Route Planner?

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                                          • Benjohn65
                                            Benjohn65 last edited by

                                            @marekd said in Windy launches Route Planner:

                                            Maybe, absolute direction of the wind (north up) should be default setting for Route Planner?

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