I chose Navigon over Motion-X because of their really good 3d Display and traffic re-routing feature but I posted the Motion-X solution for every one else's benefit. Now apart from Navigon working well with Greatest streets from the iPHONE can it import GPX files as well? Or do I have top go to GOogle to map my route and from Google somehow import to Navigon? But it gets annoying adding each way point one at a time and I liked the Navigon interface. So I tried it and it really does work very well exactly as stated. Let me know if you experience any issues with this and I'd be happy to help. Stops should be added after the destination. Please note, the first destination you add, will always be the final destination. You can add up to 9 stops to the route, for a total of 10 destinations. You will be asked if you want to add a stop or clear the route. Without stopping navigation, choose another destination (or import one from MotionX-GPS), again by going to its address detail page and selecting the green Navigate button.ģ. Start navigating to a destination by going to its address detail page and selecting the green Navigate button.Ģ. To setup a multi-stop route, please use the following steps:ġ. You can navigate to multiple stops (waypoints) using GPS Drive. To do so, please launch MotionX-GPS and select Menu > Waypoints > All Waypoints > choose the one you'd like to navigate to > Options > Open MotionX GPS Drive. Yes, you can navigate to a MotionX-GPS waypoint using GPS Drive. That being said here is what Motion-X Support told me yesterday and it works: It's about the functionality that I want when I'm riding. But the Navgon seems like a very good GPS and it's not about the money for the apps or the stand alone GPS. Weird how I decided to purchase Navigon when I already have Tom Tom and the Motion-X and Motion-Drive. So I also purchased the Navigon app it seems to be a very good one. This is the Motion-X support's response to my question and it works!: So close yet so farĬlick to expand.Hope this helps.
Unfortunately, what we can't do is generate turn by turn directions from this track, which is exactly what we wish to do. Click the link in the email, finally, and the MotionX GPS application should open then prompt you to import the track.Īfter the above steps we now have a track in MotionX GPS and can display it on pretty maps, zoom about, etc. The daemon will in turn convert the GPX file into a format parseable by MotionX GPS and will reply with an email. Step 4: Email this second GPX file to the MotionX GPS conversionbot at. Save this resulting, second, GPX file to your computer.
Confused? We need to convert the routepoints to waypoints, and converting the file to the nominally same type using GPS Visualizer does exactly this. Step 3: Convert the GPX file to a GPX file.
Note that the route is plotted out using "routepoints," not "waypoints" or "trackpoints," a technical distinction only important because MotionX GPS doesn't support routepoints. Step 2: Use the GMapToGPX bookmarklet to generate a GPX file from this Google Maps route. Step 1: Create your route in Google Maps.
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Does such a beast exist?įor reference purposes here's how to use MotionX GPS (full version, the LTE/free version can't import GPX files) to import a route from Google Maps via a GPX track. I've figured out how to make tracks on my iPhone using MotionX GPS and send them to the computer, and even how to import and display computer-made tracks on the iPhone, but what I haven't found is an iPhone application that will create turn by turn driving/riding directions from an imported GPX route.
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