WME-JunctionAngle

This extension adds junction angle information to the the Waze map editor.

What is WME-JunctionAngle?

WME-JunctionAngle is a specialized Google Chrome extension for Waze Map Editor users. Designed to facilitate junction design, it enables the display of both junction angles and turn angles when two connected segments are selected. Equipped with options for hiding/displaying the JAI layer, it also contains support for U-turns and is constantly updated for compatibility with latest Waze instruction logic. The extension is a packaged version of the UserScript available on GreasyFork, curated to work efficiently with Chromium and Google Chrome.

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By: Michael Wikberg

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Users: 2,000+

Rating: 4.72 (50)

Version: 1.13.1 (Last updated: 2017-08-21)

Creation date: 2017-08-21

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 73.21K

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# 18905 ▼ 140

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#24263 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 26

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Waze Map Editor (WME) addon to help with junction design. If two connected segments are selected, it shows the turn angle, otherwise the the angle between each segment. This is the same thing as the UserScript (https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/7887-wme-junction-angle-info), but packaged to work with Chromium and Google Chrome. Problems and fixes should be reported on GitHub https://github.com/milkboy/WME-ja/issues

Recent changes: 1.13.1 - Update for new WME and URL 1.12.0 - Add option for hiding/displaying the JAI layer on page load 1.11.0 - Bootstrapping fixes. U-turn tweaks. 1.10.0 - Small changes in the Waze instruction logic, support for U-turns and lots of small fixes

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