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Save all datas from a excursion

Fabrizio Panattoni shared this question ago

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Hello!

I registered some excursions with points with associated photos. I wondered if there is a way to export everything in one file or a folder. I tried to save it as gpx or kmz but it didn't work for me. It saves only the path without photos.

Thank you ,

Fabrizio

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Michal Stupka ●

Photopoints added to a track are made this way:

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If you added points via some other button or feature (e.g. points manager), such points are not connected to the track.

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Michal Stupka ●

Hi Fabrizio,

check the "including attachments" option before the export:

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

Thanks for your answer. I have that option checked and I noticed it worked only for one excursion where I added points without photos (and I added them in a second moment). When I saved quick points with photos it doesn't work.

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Michal Stupka ●

Hi Fabrizio,

could you please describe step by step how you created the track with photo points, how you exported it and how you imported it to another Locus? I've tested export/import of a track with photopoints and all is OK.

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

Hi Michal,

of course I can.

Creation

After pressing 'Rec' when I see something I'm interested in I press the camera button (I have installed the app in italian I guess the button is called Photopoint). I take the picture and click 'ok'. It appears a screen where I can put informations for that point but I usually leave it as it is (I leave a screenshot). I press 'save' and go on with the excursion. When I'm done I press the 'stop' button and save.

Export

If I want to export a track I click on it and it opens. Then I press the menu button on the right at the bottom of the app and click export. I tried to save my tracks in gpx and kmz but I don't get the photo folder. I attach a screenshot of my saving screen.

Sorry for my english! And thank you for your patience.

Fabrizio

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Michal Stupka ●

Hi Fabrizio,

I've repeated your steps exactly as you described them but the result is correct both in GPX and KMZ format... I'm sorry, I can't simulate the problem.

Michal

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

Thank you Michal for your time,

Fabrizio

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

The only thing I notices is that photopoints are not saved as waypoints in the track.. Probably is there a way to add them automatically?

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Michal Stupka ●

Hi Fabrizio,

I don't understand - of course the points are saved as waypoints, see the exported GPX - they have <wpt> tags. Adding automatically - should Locus create photopoints on its own or how do you mean this?

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

I try to explain myself better. I added the photopoints while recording a track. The problem is that those points don't belong to the track when i finish to record. They are shown but are standalone, not bounded to the track recorded.

Probably i press the wrong button to add a point when I record?

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Michal Stupka ●

Photopoints added to a track are made this way:

/48d4a95f196207ac6013291be07e0b77

If you added points via some other button or feature (e.g. points manager), such points are not connected to the track.

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

Thank you Michal, eventually I understand the problem. I didn't add the photos from there! I created on the screen a quick button and used it.. That's why the pictures weren't saved as waypoints.

Thank you again, Fabrizio

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Michal Stupka ●

If you want to export both a track (or tracks) and your photopoints, use the feature Share > All as KMZ (see https://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:user_guide:functions:share#all_as_kmz - all active tracks and points (displayed on map) are packed into one file including attachments).

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Fabrizio Panattoni ●

Thank You Michal.. this saved me a lot of time

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