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I usually "north up" but when navigating, the navigation view gives you more of what's ahead in screen space. I wish "north up" would do the same; I'm sure it'
by emmelaich 3y ago
I usually "north up" but when navigating, the navigation view gives you more of what's ahead in screen space.
I wish "north up" would do the same; I'm sure it's do-able.
- xtreme 3y agoIt's not doable because your current location needs to be in the center of the screen in north up mode but can be placed lower in regular mode. Also the non square aspect ratio of the phone screen means that you don't get the same field of view in all four directions.
- Dylan16807 3y ago> your current location needs to be in the center of the screen in north up mode No it doesn't, so you just identified an easy opportunity for improvement.
- boneitis 3y agoThank. You.
- LeoPanthera 3y agoMy car has two screens, a big one for the overview map and a small one for the "next turn" map. I always said the big view to north up. Works well.
- RajT88 3y agoDid you set it up that way, or did it come that way? If the latter what car model comes with 2 screens you can use for navigation?
- LeoPanthera 3y agoTesla Model X, the old kind with the vertical screen. (However, please don't take this as a recommendation for Tesla cars. I would never buy another one.)
- devilbunny 3y agoYes, this is why I usually set mine to look-forward. A 360 degree north-up view is nice, but seeing more streets ahead of me shows me more possible routes if mine becomes blocked unexpectedly.