A possible solution. It’s not perfect but I am having to guess a bit in Kurviger when it comes to exporting files. But, safe in the knowledge that I can’t break anything, here goes:
1. I hacked the OP’s route into Kurviger. It’s obviously not identical but it’ll do:
2. I then chose to export it. Here I really just guessed. There may well be a better format to use. I did though tick the track option, as tracks are very basic and will stand quite a lot of abuse. I have circled the options I chose.
3. I downloaded the file into BaseCamp on my Mac. Two things were immediately obvious:
i. The track had come through
ii. The route had come through in ‘Direct’ mode, ie. straight lines
4. Knowing that the track is probably fairly (or even, exactly) a trail of the Kurviger route, I changed its colour to blue. This is simply so that it stands out for what happens next.
5. I then brought up the properties of the ‘Direct’ (straight line) route
6. I then changed the routing method from ‘Direct’ to Motorcycle’. This I knew must force a route recalculation, as the BaseCamp software will try its best to match the route to known roads.
7. BaseCamp tried its best but eventually crashed. This didn’t surprise me at all as the route is bloody long.
Thoughts…..
A. The OP now has a way to get at least the track into BaseCamp. If nothing else he could trace over it to create a route, as BaseCamp may well struggle to convert it itself into a route, simply due to its length.
B. There may well be a better file format or set of options to export the route from Kurviger. In other words, there might be a format that results in a shaped route arriving in BaseCamp, rather than a ‘Direct’ version. I didn’t bother to play around too much. Someone who uses Kurviger a lot might well know. I only use Kurviger and something like ViaMichelin - and a traditional map - for ideas; bespoke routes I create myself in BaseCamp and now MyRoute.
C. Very long routes - this is a classic example - are often very difficult to convert within BaseCamp as they sap memory and processing, even on big home computers.
D. I didn’t try converting the track into a route, within BaseCamp. Give that a go. If it crashes your computer, don’t worry, it won’t catch fire. If it works, great.
D. It might, I haven’t tried, be possible to bounce the Kurviger track through either the Garmin Drive or BMW Connect apps and use them to create a route. Then ping that route into BaseCamp.
E. It might well have been easier to ask BaseCamp to produce the route from day one. It is still a very powerful tool and is more than capable.
Please let us know how you get on OP. I always suggest just playing around until you find what works for you. Not least, I am using a Mac, whilst you are maybe using a PC; they sometimes work differently.
Richard
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PS I see we crossed posts. I was over in Tapatalk, loading the screenshots.
Excellent that you have now found a workaround solution that works for you….. and that you use a Mac….. and use BaseCamp. My faith in humanity is restored.