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--- en:mainmenu:livemap [2021/11/17 23:53] – [Top Bar Menu] add linebreaks murggel
+++ en:mainmenu:livemap [2023/05/27 16:24] (current) – [Direction line] moving-bits
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 ====== Live map ======
-{{:main_live_default.png?nolink&100 |}}
+{{:main_live_default.svg?nolink&100 |}}
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 The live map always shows a combination of caches loaded live from all your enabled geocaching services as well as caches stored in your [[lists|cache lists]].
-The following table describes the different marker types used on the live map.
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-The table will only describe the different icon types, but not the different types of Geocaches. Tap on the following links to get information about the [[..:cacheicons|Geocache Type Icons in c:geo]] and [[..:cachemarkers|Geocache marker icons in c:geo]], which are used throughout c:geo.
+Tap on the following links to get information about the [[..:cacheicons|Geocache Type Icons in c:geo]] and [[..:cachemarkers|Geocache marker icons in c:geo]], which are used throughout c:geo.
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-^ Icon (old) ^ Icon (new) ^ Description ^
-|{{ :my_location_chevron.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :my_location_chevron.png?nolink&40 |}}|This arrow is representing your current position and orientation on the map .|
-|{{ :marker.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_gc_pin.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a cache from geocaching.com. The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
-|{{ :marker_disabled.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_gc_pin_disabled.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a disabled or archived cache from geocaching.com. The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
-|{{ :marker_oc.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_oc_pin.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a cache from an opencaching platform. The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
-|{{ :marker_disabled_oc.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_oc_pin_disabled.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a disabled or archived cache from an opencaching platform. The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
-|{{ :marker_other.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_other_pin.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a cache from another platform than geocaching.com or opencaching (e.g. extremcaching.com or user defined caches). The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
-|{{ :marker_other.png?nolink&40 |}}|{{ :combined_marker_other_pin_disabled.svg?nolink&40 |}}|Position of a disabled or archived cache from an another platform than geocaching.com or opencaching (e.g. extremcaching.com or user defined caches). The arrow points on the coordinates of this cache on the map. The icon frame will contain the corresponding [[..:cacheicons|cache type]]|
 ===== Map popup window =====
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 |Rating|Shows the quality rating of this cache from [[http://gcvote.com|GCVote]] if this service is enabled in the [[settings#services|c:geo settings]] as decimal value as well as graphical.\\ The value shown in parenthesis is the number of votes given for this cache.|
 |Favorite|The amount of favorite points (geocaching.com) or recommendations (Opencaching platforms) the selected cache has been awarded. The percentage value is the amount of favorite points divided by the number of total finds.|
+|Recent logs|Will visualize the log types of the most recent logs for this cache (newest on the left).|
 |More details|This button will take you to the [[..:cachedetails|cache detail page]] of the selected cache providing the full information for this geocache.|
 |{{:ic_menu_hint.svg?40|}}|This button is only available if the cache as a owners hint or a personal note stored. Tapping the button will display the hint and/or personal note at the [[#hint_section|bottom]] of the popup window.|
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 {{ :en:livemap_mapsettings.png?direct&400 |}}
-^Option^ Description ^
+^ Category ^ Description ^
-|Own/found caches|Toggle whether your owned/found caches are shown on the map.\\  This is the same option as also available in [[settings#cache_details|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.|
+|Show caches|Toggle whether caches are shown on the map depending on their current state.\\ The settings used here will automatically be applied as a live [[..:cachefilter|filter]].|
-|Disabled caches|Toggle whether disabled caches are shown on the map.\\ This is the same option as also available in [[settings#cache_details|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.|
+|Show waypoints|Toggle whether whether waypoints are shown in the map depedning on their type or state.|
-|Archived caches|Toggle whether archived caches are shown on the map.\\ This is the same option as also available in [[settings#cache_details|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.\\ \\ :!: Archived caches are never retrieved from the geocaching servers but you might have some archived caches on your lists, for which this setting applies on the map.|
+|Show other|This section contains options to hide other elements on the map.|
-|Original waypoints|If a cache has modified listing coordinates assigned and thus a waypoint automatically created, which contains the original listing coordinates, this function will toggle to show this original waypoint on the map.\\ This is the same option as also available in [[settings#map|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.|
+|Use compact icons|With this option you can switch from the classic cache icon view to a compact view showing single caches as a colored dot only. You can set this feature to on/off and automatic mode. The automatic mode will toggle between classic and compact view depending on zoom level.|
-|Parking waypoints|Toggle whether waypoints of the type "Parking" are shown on the map.\\ This is the same option as also available in [[settings#map|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.|
+|Routing|Here you can select the desired routing mode used to draw the direction line between your position and the chosen target cache/waypoint. Either no line, a straight line or turn-by-turn navigation for pedestrian, bike or car can be used.\\ \\ :!: Turn-by-turn navigation requires an activated and configured [[..brouter|BRouter setup]].|
-|Visited waypoints|Toggle whether waypoints you marked as "Visited" are shown on the map.\\ This is the same option as also available in [[settings#map|c:geo settings]] and changing it here will change it also permanently in your settings.|
+|Individual route|You can select to automatically set the start point of your individual route as target for the direction line.\\ This item is only shown if an individual route is present on the map.|
-|Show circles|If activated c:geo will show circles with a distance of 1/10 mile (161 meters) around all physical waypoints (i.e. traditional caches, physical stages of a cache, mystery caches with corrected coordinates). This is the minimum distance placed caches need to have on geocaching.com and these circle might be helpful when you are planning to hide a new cache and are looking for a position.|
-|Use compact icons|This option will switch from the classic cache icon view to a compact view showing single caches as a colored dot only. The colors represent the cache type according to the color of the classic icon (e.g. Traditional caches are shown as green dot). You can set this feature to on/off and automatic mode. The automatic mode will toggle between classic and compact view depending on zoom level.|
+===== Route/Track settings =====
-|Routing|Here you can select the desired routing mode used to draw the direction line between your position and the chosen target cache/waypoint. Either no line, a straight line or turn-by-turn navigation for pedestrian, bike or car can be used.\\ \\ :!: Turn-by-turn navigation requires an installed and configured [[..brouter|BRouter setup]].|
+{{anchor:route_track_settings}}
-|Individual route|You can select to automatically set the start point of your individual route as target for the direction line.|
+**FIXME**
 ===== Map navigation =====
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   * c:geo can optionally draw a **history track** showing the position history (your movement) on the map.
-To get the most out of the direction line and individual route it is recommended to install and configure the [[.:brouter|BRouter]] app as described in the linked section of our user guide. This will enable routed lines instead of just a straight connection line.
+To get the most out of the direction line and individual route it is recommended to use [[..:brouter|BRouter]] as described in the linked section of our user guide. This will enable routed lines instead of just a straight connection line.
 The different line and track types are described in more detail below.
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 ==== Direction line ====
-The direction line is a map line which connects your current position with a chosen target cache/waypoint. This can be either a straight line or a routed line if you have [[..:brouter|BRouter]] installed and configured.
+The direction line is a map line which connects your current position with a chosen target cache/waypoint. This can be either a straight line or a routed line if you have configured [[..:brouter|BRouter]].
 The default line color is <color #ed1c24>red</color> but line color and additional appearance parameters can be configured according to your needs within the [[.:settings#map_lines_customization|map line customization]] settings.

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