Maybe everybody already knows this but I just came across it.
If you want to make small movements of an selected point, click on one of the movement arrows and rotate the mouse wheel. You will get what I call micro-movements.
Just discovered that you can use the directional keys on your keyboard instead of the mouse wheel to make the points move.
Edited by MikeS369 on 28-10-2014 04:00
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Just started to watch that video but the recommended site tracks 4 bikers since that vid is no longer functioning with most of its features. Can you recommend another bike route site. I've seen Bikemap but not sure how good it is.
I want to do Omloop Het Nieuwsblad with a standard route and then change one or two climbs for example.
matt17br wrote:
I'd reccomend STRONGLY Eseifrancesi by our italian user emmea. Another nice site is Openrunner.
The first site I couldn't find an official page but found Openrunner. Most of these you have to register with before using them. Before registering want to make sure that it will offer me the right option I want.
For example I want to do the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad but with the Koppenberg included, which means I need to be able to use the map of the actual race and then extend it to include the extra kilometres to include the Koppenberg.
Maybe I just need to create the whole route it might be easier than adapting an existing route?
matt17br wrote:
I'd reccomend STRONGLY Eseifrancesi by our italian user emmea. Another nice site is Openrunner.
The first site I couldn't find an official page but found Openrunner. Most of these you have to register with before using them. Before registering want to make sure that it will offer me the right option I want.
For example I want to do the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad but with the Koppenberg included, which means I need to be able to use the map of the actual race and then extend it to include the [img][/img]extra kilometres to include the Koppenberg.
Maybe I just need to create the whole route it might be easier than adapting an existing route?
After reading this thread I am having a go at making a stage, and I can assure you that openrunner works for that.
matt17br wrote:
I'd reccomend STRONGLY Eseifrancesi by our italian user emmea. Another nice site is Openrunner.
The first site I couldn't find an official page but found Openrunner. Most of these you have to register with before using them. Before registering want to make sure that it will offer me the right option I want.
For example I want to do the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad but with the Koppenberg included, which means I need to be able to use the map of the actual race and then extend it to include the [img][/img]extra kilometres to include the Koppenberg.
Maybe I just need to create the whole route it might be easier than adapting an existing route?
After reading this thread I am having a go at making a stage, and I can assure you that openrunner works for that.
matt17br wrote:
I'd reccomend STRONGLY Eseifrancesi by our italian user emmea. Another nice site is Openrunner.
The first site I couldn't find an official page but found Openrunner. Most of these you have to register with before using them. Before registering want to make sure that it will offer me the right option I want.
For example I want to do the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad but with the Koppenberg included, which means I need to be able to use the map of the actual race and then extend it to include the [img][/img]extra kilometres to include the Koppenberg.
Maybe I just need to create the whole route it might be easier than adapting an existing route?
After reading this thread I am having a go at making a stage, and I can assure you that openrunner works for that.
What stage are you doing?
I'm making one that runs through the alps, it starts in Grenoble and climbs Chamrouse, Col de Mort, Col d'Ornon, then it climbs Alpe D'huez, continues up the Col de Poulan, descends and climbs Alpe d'huez again.
I got a fast simple question (I think)
I haven´t ventured into full stage creating, only trying to fix minor problems when I get the benefit of a zcts file.
My question is that on several stages the irritating issue of having the riders to race through the spectator stands close to the finish line.
Can this Stand be DELETED from the finish, since it´s sometimes even blocks the entire road, OR is this something that is just added in-game close to all business ends of races.
