Routes
Save, display, follow, rename, and delete reusable paths
A Route is a reusable path made deliberately from a completed Track. Drawing one, importing one, optimizing one, or planning a new path is not supported, so every Route in your library is somewhere you have actually been.
Promotion copies rather than moves. The Route gets its own geometry and its own Checkpoints, and the original Track and its Checkpoints stay untouched — renaming or deleting the Route later leaves the recording intact.
Following a Route gives you progress against that line: distance remaining, off-route state, and the next numbered Checkpoint where one exists. It is foreground map guidance, not turn-by-turn road navigation, and it needs a usable current location.
Routes are personal rather than Crew objects, and their geometry has to be loaded to be drawn. A Route you are following stays visible even when the Routes & Checkpoints layer is hidden; STOP FOLLOWING is what clears it.
How to Open a Saved Route
Open the map drawer and tap ROUTES, or open Map Layers and tap MANAGE ROUTES. Select a Route card to open its details and load its line and Checkpoints.
How to Follow a Route
Open the Route details and tap FOLLOW ROUTE. STALKR keeps the line visible and shows progress, distance remaining, off-route state, and the next numbered Checkpoint when available.
How to Remove a Route From the Map Without Deleting It
Open the Route details and turn off Show on map, or use the Route library visibility control. This keeps the Route in your library.
How to Delete a Route
Open the Route details or library, choose Delete, and confirm. Its line and Route-owned Checkpoints are removed; the original Track and original Checkpoints remain.
How to Rename a Route
Open the Route details, choose Rename, enter the new name, and save.
Can I Plan a New Route in STALKR?
No. Current Routes are deliberately created from completed Tracks. Drawing, importing, optimizing, or turn-by-turn planning a new Route is not supported in the current beta.