easy removement of short spikes (where the track goes like a-b-c-d-c-b-e-f.). easy merging of two tracks (split old track at first and last connection, replace the old part by the new part) allow to split gpx track into n parts or into parts with ~m points so that the GPS can handle them better show elevation profile, at least when the gpx data has ele tags.
#GPX EDITOR RE CODE#
OK off topic, just in case someone wants to code a new GPX editor, here is my whishlist: For very quick editing and routing I use Garmin's Mapsource but it is very limited compared to Basecamp. It does not route though but for small sections you can draw a route manually. You can convert your gpx track into a layer and split it, combine it with other gpx tracks etc.
#GPX EDITOR RE FREE#
With JOSM the advantage is that it has a whole bunch of layers (satellite images, free topographic sources, OSM layers, Strava etc). I should be rather simple to code a (batch) program which does this, maybe I'll do that before I plan my next trip. Join the parts, and this tool tends to make errors when combining parts :-(, so I sometimes use a simple text editor to do that. It is possible with GPX Editor, but quite a lot of mouse clicks are needed to remove overlaps and So I create a new gpx track for that alternative and now I want to replace the corresponding part I watch it on different maps and in Google Earth and sometimes I decide thatĪn alternative way might be better. I have planned a cylce trip of ~3000 km (~50000 gpx points). I have a similar workflow, but none of the tools worked for me: But anyway, the problem is 1) that window cannot be hidden and is taking way too much screen real estate and 2) it's way too slow if I have to manually move waypoints instead of simply pulling the route to go through another way.īesides avel and BaseCamp, it looks like QGis supports editing a GPX file, but I don't like it either because it's a beast.Īs for JOSM, I haven't found if it supports pulling a route to make it go through a different way: Apparently, after opening a GPX file and turning it into a data layer, 1) JOSM is unable to simply jump and follow a way like when you plan a route originally, and 2) you have to manully move each and every node that make a track:Įdit: RideWithGPS supports editing an existing GPX:Įdit: JOSM is unable to snap to a new road ("You can't "pull" it to go a different route.
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