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Welcome to the Poutnik's Brouter custom profiles wiki
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The profiles are used by Brouter to calculate routes for bicycles, pedestrians and experimentally cars. The bike profiles are mainly focused on trekking/traveling, the foot ones on ( mountain ) hiking.
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You can learn a lot about concepts a/o terms of my profiles in the Glossary page. There are partially presented also related terms of Brouter itself and hosting applications ( mainly LocusMap ).
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All profiles are based on universal templates for hiking / biking / car driving respectively. They are derived by switching respective logical flags and by changing numerical parameters to tweak the profile behavior. The final profiles are given more or less self-explaining names, with verbose comments in legend files.
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The templates are under occasional development, so some experimental features, less used profiles of new versions of profiles may be found in respective project of the profile templates.
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Choosing-bicycle-profile can advice you in what you need for the bike( choosing car or hiking profile is more straight-forward). Getting profiles guide can advice how to get what you want. Glossary provides explanations of various terms used in context of the profiles, Brouter or Locus.
| Transportation Mode | Bike | Foot | Car |
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| Wiki pages for the transportation mode | Bicycle-Trekking-profiles | Hiking-profiles | Car-profiles |
| New profile versions or less used profiles | Project page | Project page | Project page |
| Profile Development wikis | Project wiki | Project wiki | Project wiki |
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WARNING For potentially challenging MTB or hiking routes, always check maps, if available also written guides or local/experienced people. High MTB/SAC scale grades, or grades out of your experience could be health/life threatening.
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Trekking profiles evaluate OSM tags smoothness and MTB_scale for extra penalization. Similarly, hiking profiles evaluate the tags SAC_scale and MTB_scale.