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We often use [[Glossary#Micro-dogleg|micro-doglegs]] to force a ''turn'' instruction instead of ''keep'' or ''exit''. This involves carefully placing the node very close to the intersection to achieve the correct angle, so it will be necessary to zoom in to see them. If you make a change, be sure to leave them with the same angle. | '''Micro-doglegs''': We often use [[Glossary#Micro-dogleg|micro-doglegs]] to force a ''turn'' instruction instead of ''keep'' or ''exit''. This involves carefully placing the node very close to the intersection to achieve the correct angle, so it will be necessary to zoom in to see them. If you make a change, be sure to leave them with the same angle. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:57, 6 July 2017
Micro-doglegs: We often use micro-doglegs to force a turn instruction instead of keep or exit. This involves carefully placing the node very close to the intersection to achieve the correct angle, so it will be necessary to zoom in to see them. If you make a change, be sure to leave them with the same angle.