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Hi,
I'm wondering if you have considered a mode/view where all quests for a particular point are displayed at the same time.
Use case
Examples I've experienced:
Walking past the end of a cul de sac I can see all the information I need to answer about surface, lighting, footpaths or bike paths. Needing to step through all the views one by one is time consuming and I have to wait for the star to sync. Having sliders would let me answer the questions in one batch.
Parked in a car opposite (say) a bus stop where I can't answer one question. I know the questions which come after this and could leave a 'cant see' note but it would be much quicker to just yes/no the quests that I can.
Proposed Solution
I'm envisaging all binary options as a list defaulting to a neutral/null state which can then be set to yes or no. I haven't fully thought through the implications of accidentally choosing yes/no and how to revert it or how listing view would support non binary options (like path surfaces) but it might be harder.
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it would be much quicker to just yes/no the quests that I can
Missed this the first time around, but also the next major release will re-order the quests to place more emphasis on how quick they are to solve. See #2565 (comment) and c1336a4 (via).
Hi,
I'm wondering if you have considered a mode/view where all quests for a particular point are displayed at the same time.
Use case
Examples I've experienced:
Walking past the end of a cul de sac I can see all the information I need to answer about surface, lighting, footpaths or bike paths. Needing to step through all the views one by one is time consuming and I have to wait for the star to sync. Having sliders would let me answer the questions in one batch.
Parked in a car opposite (say) a bus stop where I can't answer one question. I know the questions which come after this and could leave a 'cant see' note but it would be much quicker to just yes/no the quests that I can.
Proposed Solution
I'm envisaging all binary options as a list defaulting to a neutral/null state which can then be set to yes or no. I haven't fully thought through the implications of accidentally choosing yes/no and how to revert it or how listing view would support non binary options (like path surfaces) but it might be harder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: