Traveling mode: the camera moves so that the cursor is displayed always at the same position on the screen. The cam position settings can be changed in Preferences -> Map. In 3D, the camera can follow the cursor in two ways:Įmbedded mode: the camera stays behind the cursor and follows it as if the camera were at the of a pole attached at its back. Paul is 41s late (Pierre was where Paul currently is 41s ago).Ī video showing a virtual race with 8 tracks
The Replay window is also available from Menu -> Windows Press the space key to launch the replay.Ĭontrols are the same as a video player: Play/Pause/Stop. The 1st one is the one that did the longest distance at the instant t. Note 2: The ranking is based on the done distance. Use the editor to change them if necessary. So, starting points are really important. Note 1: Replay is relative, at t=0, all cursors are set at the beginning of each track. With Replay, you can see the evolution according to the time of: If you load several tracks done on the same course, you can use this feature to do a virtual race and thus compare your performances. The Replay window allows to replay tracks. You can see the complete tools list in this screenshot:
6:16 (Demo) How to create a new 35km route in 7 clicksĪs a complement to the editor, the Toolbox is a set of tools to prepare your tracks.4:13 How to save track (supported formats: TCX/GPX).3:09 (Demo) How to remove a part of the track.2:25 Tools available from the context menu.Right click on it to open a dialog with the available tools.Ī video tutorial (In French, but it is pretty graphic): It reuses the elevation of the followed track.
The red course has been drawn with 5 clicks (no more). Note 2: Adding or moving a point leads to the loose of time information: date, duration, mean speed, etc are removed. Note 1: To create a course: Menu -> Track -> Create.
Web browsers that do not support reading of local files need to use the server. Useful for remembering a good ride or checking the route of a new one. Tip: The StreetView pegman sometimes offers nice panoramas closed to our tracks. The maps are automatically centered on the cursor when it moves. Use the +/- buttons or the mouse wheel to zoom in/out.Ģ maps are displayed.
The graph: several kinds of data can be displayed in. Select a track to get more details on a given points of the trail.Ī map for French users but you can see that all windows can be moved, resized, docked. To open tracks, you can drag and drop files into the web page. Units: km, miles or nautic miles for distance.Displayed data: position, time, elevation, heart rate, cadence and power.The page of the application is here: Features Reader (*) Depend on the web browser (check browser compatibility). Multi-tracks: You can open and display several tracks at a time.Quick: Tracks files are directly read* and processed from your computer.Easy: You can open tracks by two ways: by the menu "Tracks->Open." or by dragging files into the web page*.It is also possible to quickly create and modify GPS tracks. A web app to read GPS tracks stored on your PC Windows, PC Linux or Mac.