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TopoFusion Basic / Combined tracks, direction arrows mixed, how to make them all same direction
« on: September 29, 2018, 11:11:52 AM »
Running Basic version 5.48 (can't upgrade to 5.51 as installer errors out at 'small-city.gpx' writing file)
Combined two tracks and saved as new track (each had arrows in different directions) and joined with third drawn track in between, and now have direction arrows in two directions. If I cut track, select and right click 'reverse track', I then get a line way off to the joneses, joining start or end of one track with cut end. Tried all right click reverse combos, like reverse last, with and without display arrows enabled, and no luck.
When I click on track, I get the original distance and elevation profile only from original tracks, depending on where on new track I click (yes, original tracks are deselected in display) and not combined track stats.
Tried recreating from original tracks, and reversing one track first, same problem as the actual arrows do not reverse, just the elevation profile.
Any way to a) Eliminate arrows entirely (track is intended to be traveled either way so there is no need for direction), or b) make them all same direction?
Anyone want pile of hair I've pulled out?
Thanks
Combined two tracks and saved as new track (each had arrows in different directions) and joined with third drawn track in between, and now have direction arrows in two directions. If I cut track, select and right click 'reverse track', I then get a line way off to the joneses, joining start or end of one track with cut end. Tried all right click reverse combos, like reverse last, with and without display arrows enabled, and no luck.
When I click on track, I get the original distance and elevation profile only from original tracks, depending on where on new track I click (yes, original tracks are deselected in display) and not combined track stats.
Tried recreating from original tracks, and reversing one track first, same problem as the actual arrows do not reverse, just the elevation profile.
Any way to a) Eliminate arrows entirely (track is intended to be traveled either way so there is no need for direction), or b) make them all same direction?
Anyone want pile of hair I've pulled out?
Thanks