Open birgander2 opened 3 years ago
I have added the extra jumps grades.
@nicHoch maybe you could comment on the potential confusion between boulder V2 and grade with jump V 2
I do not think that there is a real potential confusion between boulder V2 and grade V with jump 2. We should just remove the Bouldering Vermin V-scale within the Saxon Grade Context as V grades for Boulders are not used in Saxon. But also as it is at the moment a Jump grade should be always delimited by a space or "/" like (III 2) and not (III2)
SX context does not have V-scale bouldering.
@nicHoch I think that the only thing that remains is to check that we are correctly using the slash everywhere. I think it is missing in the color grade in header and stream. @nicHoch please confirm
for testing: https://www.thecrag.com/en/climbing/germany/sachsische-schweiz/bielatal/route/231004458
missing slashes in @scd
Regarding the original request, saxon jump grades are now extended, for example: https://www.thecrag.com/en/climbing/germany/sachsische-schweiz/bielatal/area/230948769
So the issue can be closed?
But I would like to see the notation "6/IV" (instead of the actual "IV 6") like it is used in every saxon and czech guidebook and database.
What happened?
Saxon jump grades seem to be supported until grade 5, higher grades are not recognized:
Example here
This should be extended until (at least) 6 or (better) 7. As the "Ethics" for the area correctly states "Jumping is an accepted way of reaching a summit. This can range from slightly more than a stepover to completely insane kamikaze operations. The respective grade system (1-easy to 4-hard) is currently extended to 6 or even 7."
What you expected:
That a grade 6 jump is parsed in the same way as easier ones. Btw, the local guides usually show combined climb/jump grades as something like "VI/5" and not as "VI 5".
Additionally, it would be helpful to show the used grading system one mouse over "Saxon and Jumps" in this example. "V 2" means here a grade V route with a grade 2 jump and not a V2 boulder. This important mouse over information is shown only while editing a route, but not in the route listing or route details.