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Loaded Files & Details

The Loaded GPX Files panel is mission control for everything drawn on your map. Show and hide items, reorder them, and open any track, route or waypoint for a detail view — where you set its colour, navigate to it, edit route points and more.

SHOW / HIDE / REORDER PER-ITEM DETAIL ROUTE-POINTS EDITOR
At a Glance
Open It
The GPX button (Map, Section 3)
Per Item
Show/hide, reorder, or open its detail view
Detail Views
File, Track, Route, Waypoint
Editable
Colour, direction, and route points

The Loaded GPX Files Panel

Tap the GPX button (Section 3 of the bottom menu) to open Loaded GPX Files — everything currently drawn on the map. Each file expands to the tracks, routes and waypoints it contains, and each of those is a row you can act on.

The Loaded GPX Files panel: a roadbook-generated file and a GPX file (8 tracks, 32 waypoints) with a visibility toggle, plus Import, Record and Settings buttons

Loaded GPX Files — each file with a visibility toggle and its content counts, plus Import / Record / Settings.

Show / Hide

Toggle any item on or off the map without deleting it. A master show / hide clears everything off the map in one tap — and brings it all back just as fast.

Reorder

Drag items to reorder them — which matters when lines overlap, since the order sets what draws on top.

Open for Detail

Tap an item to open its detail view — different for files, tracks, routes and waypoints (below).

The panel also has Import, Record and Settings at the bottom — covered in the main GPX guide. This page is about the rows themselves and their detail views.

File Detail

Open a file to see everything inside it — Tracks, Routes and Waypoints with their counts (tap one to drill into its list) — and to act on the file as a whole:

A GPX file's detail: Tracks (8), Routes (0), Waypoints (32), a Progress Lock toggle, and Center / Info / Invert / Unload buttons

File detail — its tracks, routes and waypoints, plus Center, Info, Invert and Unload.

Center

Frame the whole file on the map.

Info

File summary — distance and contents.

Invert

Flip the file's direction to ride it the other way.

Unload

Take the file off the map — it stays in your library.

Track Detail

A track's detail view is where you make it look and behave the way you want:

A track's detail view in the 3-panel cascade: an Info button, a Line Color picker set to Blue, Invert Direction and Progress Lock toggles, and Center and Navigate To buttons

A track's detail — line colour, invert direction, and Center / Navigate To (Info opens its stats). Shown in the 3-panel cascade (map · tracks · detail).

Colour

Give the track its own colour from a palette of a dozen (blue, green, red, orange, purple, cyan, magenta…), or reset to default. A colour mode (surface / slope) or a colour set on the HUB can take over instead — see GPX Appearance.

Navigate & Center

Navigate To starts guiding you to the track, and Center frames it on the map.

Ascent & Descent

Total climb and drop over the track, so you know what you're in for.

Point Info

Tap a point along the track to see its distance to the start and to the end — handy for judging how far into a ride something is.

Route Detail & Route Points

A route shares the track's colour, navigate, center and point-info tools, and adds two route-specific ones:

Invert Direction

Reverse the route so start and end swap — ride your planned loop backwards without re-drawing it. If a recalculation fails, a retry is offered.

Route Points

Open the Route Points editor to change the via-points the route runs through — the route recalculates around your edits.

The Route Points Editor

Inside the editor you can:

  • Add from map — tap anywhere on the map to drop a new via-point (tap again to cancel).
  • Add from search — add a via-point by searching for a place or address.
  • Reorder the points, or Reset order to undo your reshuffle.
  • Remove added points you've dropped, then Confirm to rebuild the route through the final set.

Waypoint Detail

A waypoint's detail view is simpler — it's a single named point:

Navigate & Center

Navigate To routes straight to the waypoint; Center frames it on the map.

Two Distances

Both the direct (as-the-crow-flies) distance and the distance along the line when the waypoint sits on a loaded track or route.

Name & Symbol

Its name, description and symbol (fuel, viewpoint, camp…) — the same symbol drawn on the map.

Waypoint pin size and whether their labels auto-hide when zoomed out are set in GPX Appearance.
Continue Reading

Back to the main GPX guide — importing, folders, appearance, recording and track navigation.

GPX: Tracks, Routes & Waypoints Map Overview
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