CycloGraph / News: Recent posts

A new version of CycloGraph is out. The 1.3.1 version introduced a preferences dialog to change program settings, a dialog to set the number of points imported from a gpx file and a menu option to change resolution of the images saved. Kml import is now more robust and it works much better with kml produced by saliteweb.

What changes? Well, there are two big features: one is theming and the other is route (kml) creation.
You can now choose between three different themes, each one has a 2D and a 3D variant.
Using routes from Google Maps/Earth is supported by a long time, but now the process is simpler: go to create and ask google for directions, correct it by grabbin the route if you want to, and than just click ok to have the altitudes into cyclograph. If the route is not on the map you can draw it.
Some aspects of the interface are now more user-friendly, as well.... read more

There isn't any new version of CycloGraph released this time :-(
We are working towards a new release that needs only a bit of polishing.
The news is the review made by Softpedia, it grants the absence of malicious components. So CygloGraph gained the certification of "100% FREE" Softpedia Award.

we are pleased to announce a new version of CycloGraph.
The 1.2.1 version corrects the qt gui dialog for default settings reset, fix the kml
loader for sentieriweb kml, adds a command line option to open files in a gui, we have olso fixed a bug that prevent
to save a proper svg file and the color selection dialog for gtk_gui.
We would like to wish everyone happy New Year from the CycloGraph team.

CycloGraph has a new feature release, with some good new features. It has a more user friendly interface (toolbar with icons) and gives more information about slopes.
Has been added opening support for crp files (both binary and textual), and now is possible to open also gpx files from GPS receivers.
A new 3D visualization can be use in addition to the usual 2D view.
GTK+ is now supported in addition to Qt, but CycloGraph can be used also from command line.
There is a Mac Os X package witch should just work out of the box.
As always feed-backs are welcomed.... read more

We are proud to announce the 1.1.1 release of CycloGraph.
Now you can import slopes from Ciclomaniac (.xml) and Salitaker (.sal).

CycloGraph is 1-year old and a new stable version available for download. It shows the gradient for a route of witch the users should provide the altitudes, or it can open file saved from similar but closed-source software such Salitaker and Cyclomaniac, and it can also import routes from kml, for example generated from Google Earth.
With this release it is possible to use Qt libraries or, at your opinion, wxWidgets; this should give to everyone a better integration with the o.s. (or the d.e.). It is available also a minimal command line interface witch allows to open a supported file ad print the corresponding svg image as output. Svg file now can be saved also from graphical interface and also bmp format is available. The structure of the software has been cleaned and this automatically cleaned from many bugs.
If you want to give a try go to:
http://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?group_id=227295
Homepage:
http://cyclograph.sourceforge.net/

We are happy to announce the 1.0 version of CycloGraph.
CycloGraph is able to plot the profile of path (road, track or everything you want) that you submit manually or giving a simple kml file (e.g. generated by Google Earth).
You can export this image in png.
You can import slopes from Salitaker (.sal) and Cyclomaniac (.txt).
You can personalize the image choosing colors, fonts and resolution.
You can also chose witch server use to get informations on elevation (kml just stores latitude and longitude).

Is Aviable the new CycloGraph 0.4 version, all functinalities are working, now only English is a supported language, but we are working on others.

This first alpha version is quite working, except kml file import.
Maybe other functionalities could be added in the future.

We are trying to give an open source alternative of programs that analyze the altitude and the gradient of your ride. It is already quite stable ad usable, and recently it has been re-factored to easily add functionalities in the future.