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Marked tracks are different if the style of the track is "Simple color" or any other style e.g. "Speed". I would prefer if they were both like when using "Simple color".
Locus pro 2.10.2.
I like this idea 
The first picture is using track style "simple color" and the second one is using "speed".
The first picture is using track style "simple color" and the second one is using "speed".
You want the arrows or what? With speed the color varies with your recorded speed, the faster parts get purple or even red.
You want the arrows or what? With speed the color varies with your recorded speed, the faster parts get purple or even red.
Yes, I would like the arrows when a track is marked/selected regardless of style used.
The track styles are perfect. I use the speed style when boating and simple colors for other tracks.
Yes, I would like the arrows when a track is marked/selected regardless of style used.
The track styles are perfect. I use the speed style when boating and simple colors for other tracks.
Ok clear. I see the same difference on my phone/recorded tracks. Official help needed here!
Ok clear. I see the same difference on my phone/recorded tracks. Official help needed here!
Official help is here :). I have changed this to idea, because current solution is not a bug, it`s a intent.
With simple color it`s quite easy. If you hover track, I just show thin border and arrows in defined color and whole track in inverted color. But what to do with all other track styles? It`s not so easy because color of whole track is generated by any value, so I cannot simply invert it. That`s why I currently leave color as is ...
If this should be done, then probably best will be define some one base color, and use this for highlighted tracks ...
Official help is here :). I have changed this to idea, because current solution is not a bug, it`s a intent.
With simple color it`s quite easy. If you hover track, I just show thin border and arrows in defined color and whole track in inverted color. But what to do with all other track styles? It`s not so easy because color of whole track is generated by any value, so I cannot simply invert it. That`s why I currently leave color as is ...
If this should be done, then probably best will be define some one base color, and use this for highlighted tracks ...
... Or with the recently introduced config-parameter (I don`t recall its name) just display the arrows without changing the track`s colours.
... Or with the recently introduced config-parameter (I don`t recall its name) just display the arrows without changing the track`s colours.
Displaying arrows is what I`m looking for so I vote for that. I don`t mind if the color is changed or not. So just leave the colors as is or use a default color.
Displaying arrows is what I`m looking for so I vote for that. I don`t mind if the color is changed or not. So just leave the colors as is or use a default color.
fine, so in next version will be visible arrows when you highlight track that have defined other style then "simple color".
1. color of these arrows will be invert to base color set for this track. Even if you choose for example "style by speed" you may define color. This color will be used in case, speed is missing. So arrows will has inverted color to this base
2. arrows aren`t perfect as for "simple color". Here is track created from many short tracks, so it`s complicated to draw arrows with same spaces ... you`ll see
fine, so in next version will be visible arrows when you highlight track that have defined other style then "simple color".
1. color of these arrows will be invert to base color set for this track. Even if you choose for example "style by speed" you may define color. This color will be used in case, speed is missing. So arrows will has inverted color to this base
2. arrows aren`t perfect as for "simple color". Here is track created from many short tracks, so it`s complicated to draw arrows with same spaces ... you`ll see
Great! Thanks.
Great! Thanks.
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