First, you have to create the roadbook.
How
to create your first Digital Rally Roadbook?
To add your roadbook/track, you must upload it to RoadbookRally.com. Once uploaded, the
roadbook/track becomes accessible through the RoadbookRally platform, allowing you to manage and share it as
needed.
You can access your tracks in the RBR Roadbook
Reader app under the "Tracks -> My Tracks" section.
Additionally, there's a feature that allows you to share your track (Roadbook or GPX trail),
by providing its PIN code or link to others (if its visibility is set to "unlisted" or "public"). This makes
it easy to distribute your tracks to fellow riders.
Here are the steps to take:
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-
Roadbook:
The RoadbookRally.com platform only supports the "
OpenRally GPX"
digital
roadbook format (exported from the RallyNavigator.com) and does not accept PDF files.
Download the sample roadbook files:
- GPX Trail:
For a simple GPX trace file, the only navigation option is "GPX trail" in the RBR Roadbook
Reader app. This mode displays the
GPX trail
with waypoints on a map for navigation.
The
RoadbookRally.com system will automatically generate waypoints for you if no waypoints
found in the uploaded file. Alternatively, you
can
use tools like Rally
Navigator,
gpx.studio
or
ZINC
navigator to manually set speed zones and
waypoints
for your GPX trace files. This flexibility allows you to customize your navigation
experience according to your needs.
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Go to
Organizer tools ->
My Tracks (or event Tracks page if creating an event)
- Click on the button "Create new Track"
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Fill in the track info and upload the track file under "Roadbook / GPX" page on the left
menu, and you are good to go! The track will
appear in the "RBR Roadbook Reader" app under
Tracks -> My Tracks. You can quickly share this track with anyone by giving them
the PIN code or sending the link to the RoadbookRally.com track
page (if track visibility is set to "unlisted" or "public")
-
Control your track visibility/access with a visibility
property. You can instantly remove your track from all devices by
changing its visibility to "private"
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Track updating: The RBR app automatically checks whether the downloaded track is the latest version.
If it isn’t, the track is deleted from the device, and the user will need to enter the PIN again to
download the latest version
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