poutnikl
commented
2 years ago Hmm, hmm. It is like breeding of hot-blood horse with a heavy brewery one.... What I suggest is taking the fast bike profile and implementing no-flats idea, which is quite simple:
- The road up/downhill slope itself is not penalized at all.
- If the up/downhill slope is below 1.5%, the road is penalized by adding Flat_penalty to the road costfactor.
- Cancelling up/downhill penalties, but keeping up/downhill threshholds
assign uphillcostvalue 0
assign uphillcutoffvalue 1.5
assign downhillcutoffvalue 1.5
assign downhillcostvalue 0- Define "Flats" penalty
assign Flat_Penalty 1.5- Aside of Costfactor, involving Uphilcostfactor and Downhillcostfactor ( which are by defalt equal to costfactor )
- Putting the "Flats" penalty for the Costfactor(=Flats <1.5% slope) but not to "No flats"
assign rawcostfactor = <expresion for costfactor> #replace variable name Costfactor by Rawcostfactor
assign costfactor = add Flat_Penalty rawcostfactor
assign uphillcostfactor = rawcostfactor
assign downhillcostfactor = rawcostfactor
See Glossary for more ideas about profile internals and Trekking-Poutnik.brf to review beta version of Trekking profile template.
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MarkStephan89
Hello Poutnikl,
I'm impressed with the profile collection. Since I, next to mountainbike, als use my race bike, and like to do tours in the hilly parts of Flanders, I was looking to combine the 'no-flats' mode with the fast bike profile.
However, I struggle to find the proper settings, especially with the linked parameters MTB_factor and smallpaved_factor.
What is the 'code block' I need just to activate the 'no flats' behaviour, without the preference for smallpaved or other highway settings?
Kind regards