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Random Size Waypoint Icons?
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Hello,
Was trying to figure out why point icon size was randomly varying when all points were captured by Locus in the same way.
After messing with the point folder settings it appears that this is related to the "general settings" drop down. The following screen capture was made BEFORE messing with the drop-down settings.
Once I changed this setting to one on the other options and finally back to "general settings" the issue appears to have gone away. It would appear that some point properties are not initializing properly.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hi Steve,
could you please describe step by step how you got to this state? I'm unable to simulate it however I "mess up" with the settings. Thanks
Hi Steve,
could you please describe step by step how you got to this state? I'm unable to simulate it however I "mess up" with the settings. Thanks
Michal,
I have been trying to validate the GPS performance of my phone's camera app against Locus. I have had issues in the past with photo GPS locations, especially with Cell and WiFi turned on. The first test that I did I forgot to disable cell and WiFi by going to airplane mode so I repeated the test again as follows:
1. Erase all points in target Locus points folder.
2. Go outside to a specific point and activate Locus.
3. Wait for GPS to stabilize on the map screen. Occasionally I would also activate the GPS button to see the approximate accuracy.
4. Set a point in Locus by hitting the square "+" on the map screen.
5. Hit "Save" on the point dialog.
6. Switch to the camera app and snap a photo of the nearest landmark.
7. Go to step 2 and repeat.
Same thing happened in this second test. This time the point folder was NOT new so it doesn't appear to be something in the folder initialization. See the attached screenshots.
Thanks,
Steve
Michal,
I have been trying to validate the GPS performance of my phone's camera app against Locus. I have had issues in the past with photo GPS locations, especially with Cell and WiFi turned on. The first test that I did I forgot to disable cell and WiFi by going to airplane mode so I repeated the test again as follows:
1. Erase all points in target Locus points folder.
2. Go outside to a specific point and activate Locus.
3. Wait for GPS to stabilize on the map screen. Occasionally I would also activate the GPS button to see the approximate accuracy.
4. Set a point in Locus by hitting the square "+" on the map screen.
5. Hit "Save" on the point dialog.
6. Switch to the camera app and snap a photo of the nearest landmark.
7. Go to step 2 and repeat.
Same thing happened in this second test. This time the point folder was NOT new so it doesn't appear to be something in the folder initialization. See the attached screenshots.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Steve,
thanks for the description but I need to clarify it a bit:
ad 4 - "square "+" on the map screen" - is it ordinary "new point" button placed in the function panel?
ad 6 - "Switch to the camera app" - does it mean you leave Locus and make a photo with the default phone camera app?
Michal
Hi Steve,
thanks for the description but I need to clarify it a bit:
ad 4 - "square "+" on the map screen" - is it ordinary "new point" button placed in the function panel?
ad 6 - "Switch to the camera app" - does it mean you leave Locus and make a photo with the default phone camera app?
Michal
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