@Tommy85 I’m working on something similar, an S+ app showing most available weather data the Suunto platform provides at the moment, meaning current weather + 7 hours in the future. I have a POC but need to work on design some more because there’s plenty of data and it’s hard to visualise it all on the small screen. I’m also thinking about incorporating a kind of moving widget that will react to users heading (fused compass and GPS) in order to show headwind and tailwind. So it’s plenty if data

@Markus-Hornof cheers mate! Thank you very much

@matram pm me with your GitHub name, I’ll add you to my S+ skill repo. I’ve already done the digging.

@Euan73 Never had that behavior after 6 months of intense use. In the first weeks I had a couple of restarts but those never appeared again after the latest 2 updates. I would try a hard reset to see if it solves the issue. Last months the watch has been super stable, both on trails and road running and I’ve been racing a lot averaging around 7-10h of weekly training.

@pavel.samokha First of all, thank you very much I’m sure you know who to refer the issue to and I know it will be addressed

@DonTomGot I am no JS expert myself. But some tips. The watch runs Duktape JS engine, which is only ES5.1 compliant. The simulator runs QuickJS I think. So code that will work OK in the simulator may silently fail on the watch. There is a pinned thread on the difference between simulator and watch, you can check there for advice on some of the typical stumbling blocks. For instance the missing semicolon on the return statement will work in the simulator but likely fail on the watch. I would also use “View system events” in the “Suunto watch view”. A lot of the failures are silent or not easy to decode, but you may find something. You can also insert your own systemEvent statement to “print” to the event log and get a traceback that way.

@sky-runner I agree with you with the reverse route function, in my opinion when the watch detects that you are reversing it should alert you or even ask for confirmation. It is very frustating when a loop route shares some track at the begining and end, when the shared track is finished you never know if the track has been reversed or not, or if the shared track is in the middle of the route the same. For the rest, well you have the map, you can check it, is for that, that I welcome your proposes but as options. I do not like my watch beeing invasive with alerts, when I follow a route I check the map screen very often and some of the issues that you face I don’t see them as issues but potential improvements. BTW I have never noticed that the arrows disappear when the OFF ROUTE alert pops-up , and this hasn’t been an issue at all for me, but again nice to have what you propose. Rearding the OFF ROUTE alerts when you are on track, check what I said. Is the route created with SA or imported?

@Rasser Hello, I use the drill mode personnaly. I count the number of turns and when I put in pause, I add the distance. Like that I know each distance between each pause.