Folders Full of Goodies

A GPX file can include Tracks / Routes / Waypoints. That is how a GPX file is. I cannot understand the concept of folders in regards to a GPX file.
You can have multiple GPX files loaded in the app and hide / show each file or each track or each waypoint.

You can also save and show or hide your own Locations, and this would be the only non-GPX thing that you can load on the map.

What are you riding exactly? A pre-planned GPX file? If so, additionally to the information on the GPX file you can also load Points of Interest for the categories you want:
– GPX -> Settings -> Auto POI

Besides this you can also tweak the map to show some types of POI icons at higher zoom levels:
– MAP LAYERS -> POI Icon Highlight

Bill McPoyle wrote:

I have pre-planned routes that I have received from others and some from tracking myself going around. I have added some markers on map for hill climbs, water crossings, wash outs, tech inspection, service, reserved lodging, gates, entrances, etc and have to individually select each item on and off depending on where I plan on riding. Example could be Wharton State Forest, Sandblast Rally, McCreary Gravel Rally, Famous Reading Outdoors. Each is a unique event/place that I could save waypoints, gpx routes, locations as a bundle and hide or show all as one without fear of missing things. Below is a small example of a local multi-tier canal that I noted gates, wash outs, and entrances from the main roads. 7 waypoints/markers and 1 track on/off with one button press.

But to me that just sounds like a folder is one “GPX FILE”.
That is very similar to what i do. I for example have one GPX file per mountain. Each GPX file contains:
– Main Tracks
– Secondary Tracks
– Connection Tracks
– Waypoints for information and Waypoints that are used like POIs (example: Restaurants)

This is one single file.
I load them in DMD2 GPX Manager and i hide or show them according to where i am.

I think it all comes down to “Workflow” and i try to keep eveything as close as possible to a multi-platform and multi-app solution, a standard model like the GPX file.
Onx “folder” method is not a standard, its not a multi-app solution, its a specific solution that will only work with Onx, i try to stay away from that specially when a standard solution already exists.

For example, you say:
“Can we save bulk GPX, Waypoint, etc in folders that can be toggled on/off?”
Basically this would work like:

_ Mount X
| _ _ Tracks
| _ _ _ Main Tracks
| _ _ _ Alternative Tracks
| _ _ _ Connection Tracks
| _ _ Routes
| _ _ Wpts – Information
| _ _ _ Warnings
| _ _ _ No Go
| _ _ Wpts – Camping
| _ _ Wpts – Water

Then inside each folder you would drop a GPX file containing either corresponding tracks or the corresponding Wpts, and then you toogle On/Off the content of the folder correct?

Is this the type of system you are looking for?

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by João Pereira.

Bill McPoyle wrote:

That is along the lines yes. Maybe even simplified without subfolders. Just a main folder to store routes, waypoints for an event or a day. Like if I were doing a multi-day rally I could have “Day 1”, “Day 2”, etc. I am long-holding on screen to set markers on map with my T865 on DMD2. Is there an easier program to use and do this? I tried the online DMD2 route builder on phone to put several waypoints in one file to share with others doing events but I wasn’t allowed export without a route. Route will be provided by organizers day prior to start an I just wanted, for this event, bubbles on map to bring it to attention clearly where I must stop to check-in. I found setting markers in OnX, exporting, renaming each file “checkpoint 1, 2,… etc”, moving into GoogleDrive, opening in DMD2 was an easy method. I see the screencapture you sent and that looks intriguing. What gpx editor would you recommend or how can I make just waypoints and name them, in bulk, then import them as a single file?

The picture i sent is the Web Router we are developing, fully original solution planner with multi track, multi profile per track.
Work in progress and not released yet.

At the moment I think this is possible in gpx.studio