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[11:18:17] <barbeque> does navit have a setting somewhere that basically does "if reported GPS position is less than x meters from calculated route, just assume we are on the route"? (very noticeable at highway intersections) if it's the route_pref option, how does it work?
[12:36:22] <jkoan> hi barbeque: yes, i think there is something, but i need to look it up later this day, i will ping you
[12:39:18] <barbeque> thx. I'll just await
[19:50:01] <Cyker> Do you mean Settings -> Rules -> Lock on Road?
[19:50:41] <Cyker> barbeque: Also, what OS are you running navit on?
[19:51:56] <barbeque> android, hang on, let me boot the tablet to see what that setting is currently set to (but I think that one just tries to find a nearby road if the GPS says you're in the middle of a field)
[19:54:05] <barbeque> lock on road is already enabled (thus does not prevent this from happening)
[19:54:11] <Cyker> awww
[19:57:50] <Cyker> well i can't even get speech working on windows navit so probably can't help more!
[19:58:46] <Cyker> from the docs route_pref might help tho', it says to try 1000-3000 to compensate for dodgy gps
[20:00:47] <barbeque> yea I read that bit, I suppose there's no loss in trying, but it would help knowing if that's a value in cm or something else (it mostly happens on highways where for obvious reasons I can't easily debug)
[20:03:46] <Cyker> it sounds like it just icreases the weighting of the route rather than some kind of metre-distance compensation
[20:09:22] <barbeque> hmm ok. I have to go now (will return ~10 UTC though), I might also try and look a bit at the code tomorrow to deduce how that setting works
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[21:22:43] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> ah, Cyker, it was you i was discussing earlier on speech?
[21:32:35] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> sorry for not following up on the issue