Hi Gerd, I confirmed in practical tests that dest_hint began to be generated with link of at least 10 meters. Hi Andrzej, I have many dest_hint working as a charm in links with only 2 nodes, also linking a main road to a secondary one, both two way. However, link must be oneway and at least 10m length (as discovered today). For now there is only one situation where I found that the link must be splitted. It is when the exit is over a link in "V". Let me explain better... 1. Suppose the following situation where you have a main road (red, don't care if oneway or not), a secondary road (blue) and a link (grey, oneway) with a exit/destination from main to secondary road. 2. However, the link is a way of 3 nodes, forming a "V": node 1 starting in main road; node 2 is the "V" bottom connecting the secondary road; and, node 3 is ending back in main road. [image: Imagem inline 2] Note that exit way linking main to secondary road is in fact a "leg" of the "V" with only two nodes. In this situation, the dest_hint doesn't work and I must splitte this "leg" of the link to have at least 3 nodes. Some thing like that: [image: Imagem inline 4] Splitting this way, the dest_hint works as expected. regards, Alexandre 2016-03-09 17:08 GMT-03:00 Andrzej Popowski <popej@poczta.onet.pl>:
Hi Gerd,
maybe Garmin ignores ways which are too short.
cGPSmapper has restriction for minimum distance between routing nodes, which is about 2.4m. Maybe there is some a reason for it?
I guess splitting link is some kind of solution to get 2 ways and 3 nodes for a hint, but actually it should be main road and a link as 2 ways. If main road is oneway, then maybe you could use it instead of splitting link?
-- Best regards, Andrzej
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