Chapter 9 of 143 topics
Lists and Filtering
- Use the progress cards at the top and the tabs to switch between the Taiwan Major 100 Peaks and Minor 100 Peaks lists.
- 'Status' allows you to filter by All, Completed, Planned, and Not Started.
- Each row displays the mountain name, number, and current status.
View a Peak and Its Trail on the Map (from 1.1.8)
To see where a peak is and how people get up it, the lists take you straight to the map.
- Tap the map icon at the right of any row, or open a peak and tap "View on map".
- The first time, a "Before you use this" window explains the data sources and limits. Tap "I understand, continue" to go to the map; cancel keeps you where you were, and it asks again next time.
- The map centers on the peak and marks a single route from the trailhead to the summit, computed as the shortest path along the trails in your offline map.
- To remove the marking tap "Clear trail highlight" on the map; the ⓘ button next to it shows the data notice again at any time.
Add to Plan and Record Completion
- Tap on a mountain to view details.
- If you want to go but haven't yet, tap 'Add to Plan'; if you've reached the summit, tap 'Record Completion'.
- Fill in the summit date and notes or remarks; you can record multiple trips to the same mountain.
- You can attach saved tracks or GPX routes as evidence, and add up to 10 summit photos, then tap 'Save'.
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