See http://veloviewer.com/route
Just add the bookmark - go to your Activity in Strava - click the bookmark... and admire the results!
Last night's ride...
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Your link is missing the first H in the HTTP 😉
Looks awesome though!
Looks good
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very good
Took me a few minutes to work out how to get it to work but that's lovely.
Veloviewer already has 3D segments on the 'Your Segments' tab... so 3D Activity complements that very nicely. It would be even better if there were a zoom function.
ok.
that is fairly cool...
very nice
Excellent tool!
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Where do you work? Everest base camp?
Where do you work? Everest base camp?
norfolk with the exaggeration turned up to 11...
Where do you work? Everest base camp?
norfolk with the exaggeration turned up to 11...
No amount of exaggeration will make The Fens look hilly 😕
Hmm... I calling "Champery DH" on that one, Dave!
idiot guide to make it work under chrome ? 😕
Go to settings, advanced, content settings, popups, manage exceptions, add [*.]strava.com
Drag the activities bookmarklet link to your bookmarks toolbar, browse to an activity and click it.
thanks , only works for cycling route , not runs , but still very good . 😀
Hmm... I calling "Champery DH" on that one, Dave!
Had you for a min 😆
[url= http://blog.veloviewer.com/interactive3d-elevation-profiles/ ]Better explanation[/url] (for me anyway)
Bookmarklets are really powerful things but at the geeky end of the usability scale! Lets say you are using Chrome on a PC/Mac as that is easiest (not going to work on an iPad etc).
1. navigate to http://veloviewer.com/route
2. Click on Chrome's menu (3 horizontal bars on button in top right)
3. Chose "Bookmarks" then make sure "Show bookmarks bar" is ticked.
4. You should now see a row of buttons for any bookmarks you've got set up just below the address bar at the top of the Chrome window.
5. Left click and drag the 2 links at the top of my route page up to this Bookmark bar. They should now appear as buttons on that bar.
6. Head on over to http://app.strava.com and click on someone's ride so you are looking at their ride details.
7. Click the "3D Activity" button in you bookmark bar.
8. Chances are Chrome will say "Popup blocked" at the right hand side of the address bar. You need to click on that and allow popups from app.strava.com.
9. Press it again and this time a new window will open showing you all the 3D goodness!
Like I say, at the geeky end of the scale and no way to make setting them up any easier I'm afraid.
If you are using the new Routing features in Strava then if you are in "edit route" mode for a previously saved route then you can press the "3D Route" button in your bookmarks bar and see the same thing for that route.
Like I say, I will build a dedicated activitiy details page that will be just a click away from your activity list at some point but I initially built the bookmarklet as I wanted a 3D profile for a new Strava Route which isn't available via the API and this was the only way.
Good luck!
Nice link - thanks for that.
