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Improved issue where we were duplicating waypoints on the device.

Fixed issue with printing itinerary that had empty days.

Fixed travel method bug when adding points to mixed mode routes.

Fixed issue where lodging wasn't always copied to all hub days in trip planner.

Added the ability to automatically copy lodging to the next "travel day" in trip planner.

Added preference setting for grade display format.

Added warning message when user modifies read-only device data.

Added support for curvy roads in routing options.

Added option to preserve original tracks during track join.

Added timeouts for gCloud synchronization.

Added ability to plot multiple route/track attributes in same chart.

Added ability to move, delete, split, select and insert into the context menu.

This will help get around the 50 via limit as well as announcing of the point.

Added ability to remove "shaping" points in route sent to device.

Added ability to edit multiple tracks and routes.

Added preview how the tracks will be joined.

This only affected the subscription plan images, e.g satellite imagery, USGS Topo not the pay per area images.

Fixed an issue in 4.3.1 with downloaded BirdsEye images not being valid when sent to the device.

#Garmin basecamp upgrade

Fixed issue where list data was misread during upgrade from 4.2.

Fixed issue where route information was not showing in tool tips.

Fixed issue with importing and exporting KML. Fixed duplicate waypoint issue when transferring routes to devices. Fixed retina related out of memory crashes.

Improved address searching for German HERE map products.

#Garmin basecamp code

Added postal code searches for applicable map products. Added hotkey (Ctrl) to draw direct segments while routing. Added map selection and searching to the Create Route dialog. Added user preference to configure mouse hover tool tips. Made it easier to see and access BirdsEye help.

#Garmin basecamp update

Added support to delete and update waypoints on select FIT wearable devices, specifically Fenix3. Fixed out of memory crashes related to the undo buffer growing too large. Fixed an issue with viewing raster maps. Fixed an issue with displaying the wrong day number in Trip Planner. Fixed an issue with failing to unlock city navigator maps. Fixed an issue with canceling route calculations. Fixed an issue with adding duplicate photos when matching photos to track(s). Fixed an issue with importing large KMZ files. Fixed an issue with Geocaches not showing up on Oregon devices as found. Fixed an issue with sending Garmin Adventures to device SD cards. Fixed an issue with Garmin Adventures transferred from BaseCamp being deleted after the device is disconnected. Fixed an issue with routes created in BaseCamp not displaying lane assist and junction views on Nuvi devices. Updated route avoidance settings to be more like PNDs. Updated the Czech translation for “road”. Added support for displaying DEM shading for some cycling map products. Added support for track metadata from FIT files. I’ll link to all the posts below when they come out.- Added support for downloading preview imagery for BirdsEye select. They will come out with new versions and (hopefully) more features to make our lives easier. The rest of the series will include (eventually) everything you can do with Basecamp. There are some limitations and things you’ll need to pay for but if you use your GPS regularly it’s worth it.

#Garmin basecamp software

Garmin Basecamp is far easier to use, nicer on the eyes and has better features.Īnything you want to do with your GPS software you can probably do with Basecamp. MapSource is still around but you probably don’t want to download it since a much nicer program has replaced it. If you’ve had a Garmin for a while you might remember MapSource, a clunky program for loading maps and tracks onto Garmin GPS. Garmin’s GPS software is called Basecamp. Follow these and you’ll spend less time fiddling around with Basecamp on the computer and more time outside hiking.

#Garmin basecamp how to

This is the first post in a series on the features of Garmin Basecamp and how to use them. Garmin is one company that makes excellent GPS and they have a great piece of software to help you get the most of that high-tech little gadget in your pocket. Knowing which streets to take to an address is great if you’re driving but how do you follow the maze of logging roads and trail networks through the woods to exactly the spot you want to go? Trail GPS and the software that comes with it can help you there. If you own a smartphone, you already have a gps in your pocket. GPS are becoming so popular these days with avid outdoors people and folks cruising around cities.