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Changing cost of a route segment
This is a discussion on Changing cost of a route segment within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Wanted to know if it is possible to change the cost of a route segment. For example, lets say I ...
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04-27-2004
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Hi Sujal, You can set up Avoidance Polygons, search in the help file. Basically you draw a polygon and then set a property so that any intersections included within the polygon are routed around.. Eric
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| re: Changing cost of a route segment
Hi Eric, Thank you for the suggestion. While your suggestion solves the example I had mentioned, I was looking at controlling how routes are generated at a more micro level. For example. there are other scenarios where I may want to increase the probability of including a route segment. Is this doable? Thanks Sujal |
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04-27-2004
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As you may know you can put a "stop" on a route segment, this will force the route to travel through that segment. Eric
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