sys.txt Descriptions

**alvarjo** · 22nd June 2018, 07:46 AM

Hi, I have been searching anyway to change from 3D view to 2D view in overview mode.
I Have found this sentences in some forums but they dont work in my Igo next gen with pongpo skyn

[config]
autoset2donmap=1; Overview mode to automatically go to North Up ???

[map]
2dheadup=1

I have only get some "ilusion changin Camera 3 and camera 31 3dzoom to more than 3000 but it is not north up when the route changes to overview

[camera3]
maxdistance=2000
minzoom2d=120
maxzoom2d=1500
defaultzoom2d=480
overview_zoom2d=3600
minzoom=40
maxzoom=140
minangle=60
maxangle=80
defaultzoom3d=80
defaultangle=80
angleoffset=65
speedzoom=1
speedangle=1
overview_enabled=1
overview_distance=3000
overview_zoom3d=3500
overview_angle=80

[camera31]
maxdistance=2000
minzoom2d=120
maxzoom2d=1800
defaultzoom2d=720
overview_zoom2d=4500
minzoom=40
maxzoom=140
minangle=60
maxangle=80
defaultzoom3d=90
defaultangle=80
angleoffset=60
speedzoom=1
speedangle=1
overview_enabled=1
overview_zoom3d=3500
overview_angle=80

Could you help me finding any solution?

**rondoan** · 22nd June 2018, 08:12 AM

IMO that's all old iGO variables
Pongo by Nextgen has extra: menu -> settings -> navigation view -> automatic overview -> automatic ON / OFF and more

HTH!??

**alvarjo** · 22nd June 2018, 08:53 AM

Thanks, Ihave found the setting for 2D north there.
so it is better removing CameraX settings from sys.txt?
and what about the other ones?
What overview distance setting means?

Thanks again

**k1w1_123** · 22nd June 2018, 09:06 AM

overview_distance= is the distance in metres from next manoeuvre where overview mode switches off.

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**fuorigioco1981** · 22nd June 2018, 10:05 AM

in igo nextgen Israel with pongo skin(this happens with default skin, too) sometimes the cursor moves step by step not smoothly. not that bad but I remember last year it was moving like butter. is there a setting in sys maybe to add?

any idea what's the "angle offset" in "camera" section.?

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**spyder** · 8th July 2018, 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by fuorigioco1981

any idea what's the "angle offset" in "camera" section.?

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Set value =0 and then =90 and watch if any difference in apsect of map.

**k1w1_123** · 8th July 2018, 11:19 AM

Originally Posted by fuorigioco1981

any idea what's the "angle offset" in "camera" section.?

I don't know if its the same in NextGen, but in Primo, angle_offset= refers to the camera angle when the system is in manouver handling mode (i.e. NOT overview mode): =0 (degrees) is camera directly above the car and =90 (degrees) is camera on the ground behind the car. Primo ignores values greater than 89 so a test with =90 may produce inconclusive results.

**fuorigioco1981** · 8th July 2018, 11:55 AM

yes ok but what's the difference between offset and minangle /maxangle /default angle?
now when I want to change the angle in a route while entering a maneuver I change the default /minangle /maxangle option

EDIT when turning the phone in landscape the angle, with which sky was shown in portrait mode, now it's gone. is there a way to see sky, in the same amount, like in portrait mode?

EDIT iam testing a sys line about the lagging of the map. looks good in simulation. will test it tomorrow in real route and if it is ok will write it here!

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**k1w1_123** · 9th July 2018, 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by fuorigioco1981

yes ok but what's the difference between offset and minangle /maxangle /default angle?
now when I want to change the angle in a route while entering a maneuver I change the default /minangle /maxangle option

There are several commands I know of affecting camera angle. The following are for Primo, there may be others for NextGen or it may be completely different.
lowspeed=km/h
highspeed=km/h
minangle=degrees
maxangle=degrees
maxdistance=metres
angleoffset=degrees
defaultangle=degrees
speedangle=0(off) or 1(on)

The following is my understanding of how it all goes together:

When you are NOT at a maneuver OR have no route, AND travelling at or below lowspeed=, then camera is at minangle=
When you are NOT at a maneuver OR have no route, AND travelling at or above highspeed=, then camera is at maxangle=
As previously described, when you are within maxdistance= of a maneuver, angleoffset= takes over
I never did figure out what defaultangle= is for
Remember to set these parameters for all cameras (1,11,2,21,3,31) which you use.

I haven't experimented to see how the software handles the transition from lowspeed= to highspeed=

Also remember the situation is further complicated by speedzoom settings, which operate in a similar way and use the same lowspeed= and highspeed= parameters

Good luck with your work, personally I experimented for a few hours mostly to understand how the different settings work, then just accepted the defaults that came with the programme as it all got too difficult

**spyder** · 9th July 2018, 05:48 AM

Originally Posted by fuorigioco1981

yes ok but what's the difference between offset and minangle /maxangle /default angle?
now when I want to change the angle in a route while entering a maneuver I change the default /minangle /maxangle option

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In Nextgen do You use ux/ tilt_the_map.zip? With this zip any angle string in sys is unusefull.

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