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This is two queries in one:
1. I have just run a routing. Part of the optimised route is dotted, see the image below if I have succeeded at Imgur 101. I haven't seen this before, what does it signify?
2. I have actually done an ensemble routing, two quite different optimised routes, different colours, and neither colour would blend into the background. However only one shows. I have come across this before some time back.
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ive had that as well - i assume its a new feature as i see in the optimum course detals there is now a graph - so if someone can describe what that is communicating that woukd also be helpful
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Afaik, the dotted part of the optimum route is where you need to tack/gybe and get max vmg (should align with the TWA in between brackets in the route)
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Yes, the dashes are to indicate tacking or gybing. I have some other ideas to improve this too.
You can also display the route optimisation results as the standard table or as a meteogram. When I updated the meteogram a couple of months ago, it made sense to have the option to use it for routing too.
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Thanks Nick, a good feature. Will make the explanation of upwind and downwind being a leg and not a heading a bit more transparent.
OK, I made the mistake of putting two questions in one topic. Do you have a view as to why only one optimal track would appear?
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I can see two tracks in that picture.
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OK Nick, maybe my eyesight. One track is red, where is the blue track? The green lines are wind and baro