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8th November 2018, 12:38 PM #1Member +
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9th November 2018, 06:39 AM #2Junior Member
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Hi Junior.
I renamed fsp extension to fsp2 (i.e. disabled the fsp files which are holding the legal maximum speed of travel) and the routes seem better.
So yes, it is probably these files that TomTom "messed up" (if I can call it that) in their latest editions.
Thanks for your idea!
Hi aslbal.
Originally Posted by aslbal
I think Junior is right about what they changed. And is good that speed limits are in separate file, instead embeded in the map, so we can disable them.
They must have changed the limits of national roads way up, so the route calculation is way of balance.
BTW After all these years (in Win CE too, not just Android) a well adjusted iGO Primo is still the absolute best Navigation software anyone can have!
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9th November 2018, 07:40 AM #3Important User
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The issue is not about speed limit, it's about the driving speed of a road based on the time of day. That is what stored in the .fsp (and .hsp) file. The road speed limits are store in .fbl (the map file) Originally Posted by GPSveteran
Last edited by osiris4isis; 9th November 2018 at 07:50 AM.
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