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Optimised routes results are lost when closing program?
Not sure I'm just missing an option or something else. But after I've downloaded wind, currents etc and optimize a given route, the different routes show up on the results page. If I log out of expedition and save everything, the next time I go in, the results are gone?
Is this normal? expected?
I am doing some race planning and would like to see the how the routes change over time, but because everything is cleared out every time I close the program, I can't do that.
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Steve
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Re: Optimised routes results are lost when closing program?
There is an option to save them in the optimal settings
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Re: Optimised routes results are lost when closing program?
Ok, tried that, but it saves the data as an external file. How can I then bring that file it back into Expedition and compare to the latest?
If i leave the program open for days, I can compare different days, but not if I close it. Or it looks like I have to select different GRIB files and change the start times to match in order to look at routes from different days? I also don't like the option of saving the route into the mark database because I don't think you can have different routes active at the same time, can you?
Maybe a enhancement?
Thanks
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Thread Starter- Campbell_Field
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Re: Optimised routes results are lost when closing program?
It does save them if you select 'Load previous optimal paths at startup' in Settings. You also have to have a high enough number of 'Optimised courses to keep' in the right hand pane.
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Re: Optimised routes results are lost when closing program?
Campbell,
Thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for.
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