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--- en:brouter [2021/08/02 13:25] – Focus description on internal brouter implementation rather than external Brouter app lineflyer
+++ en:brouter [2022/02/14 16:09] (current) – [Direction line] lineflyer
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-====== Using BRouter with c:geo ======
+====== Using routed navigation in c:geo ======
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 If the [[.:mainmenu:settings#navigation|routing function]] is activated, c:geo can use it to replace the normal straight line shown on map between your position and the navigation target (i.e. a cache or a waypoint) by a routed line as you can see in the example comparison below.
-^ Navigation without BRouter ^ Navigation with BRouter ^
+^ Navigation without Routing ^ Navigation with Routing ^
 |{{:en:brouter_without.png?direct&250|}}|{{:en:brouter_with.png?direct&250|}}|
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 After routing is activated and automatic download is active the routing information for the desired geographical area will be automatically downloaded when invoking the routing function for the first time.
+<WRAP center round info 100%>
+The routing data of BRouter might be several hundred megabyte in size.
+</WRAP>
 ===== Usage in c:geo ====
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 If you invoke navigation to a cache/waypoint using the map, the direction line between your position and the cache/waypoint will now use a routed line instead of a straight line.
-The distance information on the top right will show the routed distance additionally to the straight line distance.
+The distance information on the top right will show the routed distance additionally to the straight line distance (if activated in [[.:mainmenu:settings#offline_routing|c:geo settings]]).
 {{ :en:brouter_with.png?direct&400 |}}

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