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First make a backup of the entire contents of the iGO_xxx folder.Quote:
Originally Posted by stedev [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Delete the save and ux folders.
Copy the new ux folder to your iGO_xxx.
Download the Lang and Voice files from this link [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] to update your files.
There is no restriction on using this ux [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] and also having the command indicated in post #2815 in the sys.txt file.
we do not need to discuss - Pongo already has the Menu:
->Skin Settings ->Screen Display ->On Arrival at the Destination:
- Do Nothing
- Route Cancel/Back
- Warning
- Warning and Exit App
Every high-level discussion is always healthy. ;)
This matter originated with what was written in this post [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
The user was referring to ux button_delete_route.
These options described by you are activated by the ux reached_your_destination.zip.
That is, there are three ux (button_delete_route, button_deleteroutewp.zip and reached_your_destination.zip) that can serve the user each one in his own way.
And there is also the option of the command indicated in post #2815 for the sys.txt file.
I did not see there was a possibility of a reverse route. Is there such an option?
What would be a reverse route?
Can you give an example please?
"RETURN TO START" as the feature in Outdoor GPS Wrist Device?Quote:
Originally Posted by chopsticks [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Spoiler: GH-625B GPS Wrist Device
Spoiler: Stop Goto
An interesting challenge and is an 'original idea' for those who know how (and want) to create a UX for PONGO or for PAL without skin.
Reverse route ......
What's the point?
I think Pongo skin has enough functions now
Sometimes it takes 10 minutes to find a setting ...
My Opinion: Nonsense
Yes, there are enough functions already.
Save your location at the start.
Problem solved and no extra ux needed.
Why do you think it's nonsense? When I plan a multi-point route and want to go back the same way, I have to re-plan every time instead of just turning it back - in the opposite direction backwards. With Google Maps, this can be done with one click. I don't see what the problem would be here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Golom [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]