@tuxella Good catch, I do not have this on as there are so many it obscures the routes.

@Aquamac said in Map not showing in app after run on iOs 16.0:

@Mff73 I want to stick with Suunto as it feeds in to other apps. I already have a lot of data in there. Thanks

sorry, i should have explained little more 😉

SuuntoApp and sports-tracker.com are “”““globally””“”" sharing the same database for activities.

If you login into this website with your suuntoapp credentials (the exact same, no new account needed), you will be able to view the “sports-tracker version” of what is in your sunnto activities “data”.

This site is not expected to be Suunto website, but as the data are shared, thus some of them displayed, it could be sometime a good way to identify some strange behaviours.

For example, something the suuntoapp is not displaying, could be displayed in the web version of sports-tracker, which could tend to prove that database is “OK”, but system which renders it has some discrepencies.

for your case, IF web is displaying the map, it could give some clue of potential issue. But there is high chance that map will be missing too, but who knows during investigation 😉

I guess there is a problem with the trails layer on that section of the map (komoot is not using mapbox anymore, but maplibre).
The app is not able to follow the path even if it visible (drawn) but there are no problem doing the same just a bit to the south (around Fiegls Gasthaus)

I tried both Android and IOs
It looks a bit strange on openstreetmap.org too but I didn’t dig deeper

@wmichi said in Planning: Problem with automatic routing:

On iOS this does not work

Hmm. Did for me. Had to switch to mountain biking (as @Mff73) when foot failed. And my iOS doesn’t two-tone the route. But it worked.

I did an indoor ride (but started it as cycling).
I synced with Suunto app (and then change type to indoor, but issue was also before) and the only graph I see is HR even if the activity has power and cadence as well (and temperature).

I had the same problem with a pool swimming: just the HR zone but not chart for speed.
Looks like a generic problem: if there is no GPS (thus map to correlate the chart to) the analysis area is not displayed.

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its now a known issue and thanks a lot for reporting

Perfect thanks for coming back to this.
Btw I thought that this was also previously a problem.

@mathess good point. I’ll move your feedback to suunto.

@greku thank you !

@peringmar Please check the FAQ about this.

Logged a dog walk this morning, values back to being correct.

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Makes me wonder what was different. Two things I’ve thought of, neither of which seem on the face of it to cause an issue.

Different activity type - Trail run vs walking, both set up as new sports modes on MC, will be out for a run tomorrow, will see what that does. I’ve logged both types previously with no issues

First activity for over a week - As my watch was away being repaired (battery issues), no activities were logged in SA for 9 days. When my watch arrived back in the post, synced to the app, calibrated the compass and made sure altitude was showing correctly, wore it for a bit around the house, before getting in the car and driving to the start of the run. Altitude values were correct along the way, including start of the run, so as far as I knew, everything was good to go.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Looking forward for route import and waypoint ability in Suunto App

@johan6504 bug,

@Brad_Olwin tried to upload both video files but failed because they were too big. But have uploaded them on Facebook, check the comments to that post: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuuntoAmbit/permalink/2996276220464421/

Editing is maybe the wrong word. What I did is just to change the privacy status from “private” to “followers” and that was enough to affect the behavior of the map/graphs. Only if you don’t touch the synchronized activity at all (even with pause/break) these function works without failure.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos — thanks for the reply… Cheers, Tom

@Brad_Olwin, it’s strange, I just checked the watch and I realized the routes are not there anymore but, I don’t delete them or even swap the button to off in the app. I’ll test it again.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos all enabled

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(I know it’s in Spanish, but I think they are always in same order)

BR

@Hristijan-Petreski hahaha! You made my day with the Mitso!

Congrats on your Silver Buckle! 👍

I have the same experience. Road bike sport mode, long steep climbing in Alps in June. I got storm alert (drop of pressure) and I lost several meters of altitude. On the end of climbing altitude in watch was around 100 meters less than real, while I started calibrated. luckily strava fixed my elevation gain 🙂 in case someone is curious or it would help to improve algorithm I can search and share my log. SSS WHR BARO