Here is the code I wrote for my runs during the GRGR2020 event. If you want to have a play with the code (and know what you are doing with jupyter notebooks) just click the Binder link at the bottom of the page.
If you are a little unsure on what to do hopefully the simple instructions below will help:
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Click the 'Launch Binder' button at the bottom of this page and a webpage similar to the image below should open (it might be good to do it so it opens in a new window or tab).
- In the image above, clicking on option 1 will take you to the juypter notebook code, option 2 is where the input line drawings are stored, option 3 is where the output GPX file should be created and option 4 is the quit button.
- Once you have selected the notebook (option 1), scroll down and have a read. When you get to the code sections, click in the box and hit shift + enter to run the code from a computer or on a mobile device there should be a button with a triangle-line symbol you can use (note it is not really designed for mobile use).
- Keep going through and eventually you'll get to a bit of code that outputs the GPX route file. This will be output to the ouput file, option 3 in the first image. You can then navigate to this and download it.
- If you are feeling brave or creative, you can upload a DXF file (created as explained in the opening section of the notebook) to the img (option 2 above) folder and build your own route!
So what are you waiting for... give it a go, click the button!
