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| ====== iOS - Importing a Kurviger Route into the Scenic App ====== | ====== iOS - Importing a Kurviger Route into the Scenic App ====== |
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| Currently, there is no navigation integration for Kurviger on iOS, but there are navigation apps out there that work well with importing a GPX file from Kurviger. For example, you can use the [[https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1089668246|Scenic App]] to import GPX files created by Kurviger or any third party. | Currently, there is no Kurviger app on iOS, but the [[https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1089668246|Scenic App]] integrates with Kurviger and allows you to (1) send routes to it directly from the Kurviger website and (2) create routes In App with the same Kurviger curvy routing. This article explains how to do the first option. |
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| ===== Exporting from Kurviger ===== | ===== Sending from Kurviger ===== |
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| At first you need to plan a route. If you don't have a route, feel free to use [[https://goo.gl/hTODP3|this route]]. Now you have to export it. Click the export button and in the window that appears enter a name for the Route and under 'Export of' only check 'Track'. When following this tutorial you can [[https://goo.gl/c6LhLv|download the GPX here]]. | At first you need to plan a route like usual. If you don't have a route, feel free to use [[https://goo.gl/hTODP3|this example route]]. Now there are 2 ways to send it to Scenic: by clicking the 'share' button or by clicking the export button. Both options will do exactly the same. |
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| | \\ After tapping the 'Send route to Scenic' button the Scenic WebApp will open if you are on a desktop. (If you were browsing Kurviger on your iOS device the Scenic app itself will open) |
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| | Now you can use Scenic on your iOS device to finalize the import. |
| ===== Importing into Scenic ===== | ===== Importing into Scenic ===== |
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| Now you have a GPX file of your route on your desktop. To get it into Scenic go to the [[https://scenicapp.space/webapp.php|Scenic WebApp]] and follow the steps in the video below. You can also transfer the GPX file to your iOS device and add it to the Scenic App within the device. | This video shows how to finalize the import in Scenic (it mentions Google Maps routes, but you can follow the same steps for a Kurviger route): |
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| <html><div style="position:relative;height:0;padding-bottom:75.0%"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dZolFzBFlTQ?ecver=2&start=18" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" style="position:absolute;width:100%;height:100%;left:0" allowfullscreen></iframe></div></html> | This next video shows you some tips and tricks on how to do minor adjustments to the route while importing it into Scenic. (Sometimes minor adjustments are necessary to make Scenic follow the exact route that Kurviger created for you.) |
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| This next video shows you some tips and tricks on how to do minor adjustments to the route while importing it into Scenic. (Sometimes minor adjustments are necessary to make Scenic follow the exact route that Kurviger created for you. | {{youtube>dXXfZJWJgS0}} |
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