From a FORMAT point of view, the ROUTE is a ROUTE, but from a functional point of view, the ROUTE has no more information than a TRACK. That's the difference with a TRACK ( read more about it here).īut a DIRECT ROUTE (or a route with the routing option DIRECT) in Garmin is a route with straight lines between the via-points. It is correct that a ROUTE follows the network of the activated map on your device.
TRANSFER GPS TRACKS TO BASECAMP INSTALL
Install this program on your PC and follow the instructions.įrequently askes questions (FAQs) Doesn't a ROUTE follow the network of the activated map? You can also use the program winGDB to convert a TRACK to a ROUTE. To upload the ROUTE to your device from Basecamp,( read here more)Ĭonverting a Track to a Route (GARMIN): alternative software.To that extend is a DIRECT ROUTE functionaly the same as a TRACK (see also FAQs below). Instead of the two footsteps icon you get to see 3 green connected squares representing a DIRECT ROUTE (a DIRECT ROUTE is a ROUTE which connects its viapoints with a streight line, and not a routed line.
The ROUTE with the same name as your TRACK is now also listed on the left.Select "Create Route from Selected Track" and the conversion to a ROUTE will take place.Click with the right mouse button next to the two footsteps, on the TRACK (listed in the column on the left) to open the option menu.You imported track is listed on the left (lower half) with the two footsteps icon.Import your track in BaseCamp ( read here how).In Mapsource you right-click the course (via the menu) to view its properties, in BaseCamp you double-click the footprint symbol. Open (or install first) the program BaseCamp gpx file that was saved from GPSies needs File / Import into ‘My Collection’ to open the file.The Garmin Software BaseCamp allows you to convert a TRACK to a ROUTE.
Converting a Track to a Route (GARMIN) using BaseCamp Track - Route conversion Difference between a Route and a Track
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