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I also usually use English, because translations are done by people not related to a given industry, only "ordinary" translators, I know something about it because I'm from IT

Bingo! I analyzed one of the routes and thanks to FrankB's suggestion I found one of the places that caused me a lot of problems.
Zumo told me to get off the highway and then told me to come back on it, the problem was that I had to pass the toll booths, but they did not issue a ticket, they did not have the option to pay by card, they wanted cash, and we didn't have that .
Blue shaping Point are visible, I didn't see it while driving. Now I wanted to correct this route in XT, but finding this point is not easy, because the points have only GPS coordinates in the name, I found it by counting them, because in the turn map it had number 16 This year, I have a more longer route than 5000km to cover, I will have to analyze each of the stage designed in MRA, but most of them, due to such errors, I will design in Basecamp.

I took screenshots to show the problem, unfortunately the attachments (.png format) added to the post are displayed as green or grey rectangles

screenshots publication problem solved - had to use Chrome instead of Firefox

Thanks for posting the result. Good Luck.

@FrankB, thank you very much.

Creating shaping points and via points in MRA:

app.php/ZXT-P72a

When you prepare the GPX file from MRA, Be sure to select gpx v1.1 (route, track,poi)
That will include the shaping points, but leaves the route calculation to the XT

If you use gpx v1.2, then that contains a route that the XT does not need to calculate, but it strips out all of the shaping points, leaving just the via points. But to be of any use you must turn off autorecalc. If the XT does recalculate, it has no shaping points to work with, so the route will be very different.

Mikul wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 3:58 pm screenshots problem solved - had to use Chrome instead of Firefox

Oh, I see now. My suggestion:

NEVER place points in an intersection or (in your picture) a highway interchange. The 595 model would sometimes mess up and do something stupid like that and the XT for some reason seems much worse at it. I place my points well past the intersection/interchange so this problem doesn't appear.

@jfheath thank you very much for the hints, I always send routes in 1.1 format, and I turned off the reaclulation,(edit- sometimes I turn it on and after asking earlier) in Garmins 6 years ago, and not only in Zumo but also in my hiking devices, Oregon, in the Edge bicycle and even in the Fenix ​​watch. It always returns to the route on its own, there were sporadic cases when I turned on the recalculation only when I had to take an unknown detour on the route.

@rbentnail
Thank you for the hint, I know this principle very well, as I wrote, I have been using garmin for many years. I also wrote that this route was made by MRA, not me in Basecamp, not Zumo alone.
This thread was created because I did not see the blue dots of Shping Point during navigation, because if I had seen them, I would not have done so many maneuvers, and as I also wrote, in Albania the route from the MRA (via Shaping point) directed me to a bridge that had been broken for 20 years.
This behavior happened several times. Just don't advise me to browse the routes and look for MRA misplaced points when you're on a month long trip and the next stages are created in the app on your phone a few hours before departure. That's why I need to see the blue Shaping Point

Sorry, I've just come back to this and spotted something that you said about using Basecamp.

Earlier, you said something about the route point names. They seem to be important to you. (They are to me too).

If so, then you need to be aware of an issue with transferring routes from Basecamp to the XT. It will change the names that you give to your points unless you first created them with the waypoint 'flag' tool.

It does not do this If you first create a Gpx file in Basecamp and put that into the gpx folder in internal storage or onto the SD card
And I don't think that it happens if you transfer to the SD card - but check that out because I am not certain.

Edit - Oops. Sorry - yes it does change them even whent he file is saved as a GPX and placed in either location - Internal Storage or the SD card.
I thought that I had verified that it didn't in a test about 18 months ago - because I noticed that MRA routes didn't have their names changed.
I wonder if Garmin's XT software has changed since ? Most odd.

jfheath wrote: ↑Sun Feb 26, 2023 8:30 am If so, then you need to be aware of an issue with transferring routes from Basecamp to the XT. It will change the names that you give to your points unless you first created them with the waypoint 'flag' tool.

I have seen numerous references to the XT changing the names of points but I have never experienced it. The above comment has me wondering what other method there is to create points in Basecamp other than the waypoint 'flag' tool, unless this name change issue is only associated with shaping points.