Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:Technically, nothing is needed in sys.txt for speedcameras in Primo. But it makes some people feel better to put a whole bunch of stuff there. Probably does no harm, but much of it may just be repeating default settings anyway...or settings already set within the program options. There are exceptions..such as customized warn_distances, if desired.
Anything in system.ini is dynamic and reflects the settings within the program, skin, settings that Primo itself has discovered for the hardware, some defaults from data.zip, and some settings from sys.txt.
System.ini should rarely or never be edited manually, since it IS dynamic, and a restart will sometimes revert the settings to what is set elsewhere anyway (unless the file is set to Read Only which is usually not a good thing).
So are you saying I could further reduce the content of my SYS.TXT file as follows:-
Before:
[speedcam_category:0]
activated_min_speech_repeat_delay=-1
activated_speech="Attention. Fixed camera"
activated_spoken_type=speech
approach_beep_sound="!alert1"
approach_beep_spoken_type=none
overspeed_spoken_type=speech
warn_distances="150:2000,140:1800,130:1500,120:140 0,110:1300,100:1200,90:1100,80:1000,60:700,50:600, 40:500"
After
[speedcam_category:0]
activated_speech="Attention. Fixed camera"
And I would still get a spoken TTS warning about approaching a speedcam?
By the way am I right to assume that you can put any text in.
How does the system categories speedcams. I get mine for a site call PocketGPSWorld which issues regular updates. Pop the download into the correct primo folder and the primo files get generated at start up.