So, after it rains, there may still be inches of rain on the ground where I don’t want Yarbo to make ruts with the tracks. Therefore, it would be nice if I could skip work plans for one or two days after it rains.
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Is it possible for you to make no-go zones around those areas?
I simply turn them on or off as situations require, and manage it that way.
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Thanks for the suggestion! Just to clarify — would you like Yarbo to skip the entire work plan for 1–2 days after it rains, or only skip certain areas that tend to stay wet longer? This will help us better understand your use case.
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I’d almost think an “enable no-go zone for XX days after rain threshold” checkbox would be what they’re after, and then automatically disable it after that many days below the threshold.
That checkbox would be added to no-go zones, obviously.
For me, the spots I’d like to avoid are right center of large areas, and I do not care to split those areas up for the sake of a puddle. In fact, making them their own area would probably be a disaster due to the amount of new turns that would be involved.
Steep hill that will be stripped bare by the tracks if wet
Steep hill that will be stripped bare by the tracks if wet
Instant mud pit if Yarbo enters, that dries out in stages
I turn them on before they flood or before they’re mud, and turn 'em off when they dry out. For me, making them a dedicated area, due to the number of turns involved if they do get cut, would not be useful. I’ll suggest it be a no-go feature.
Cheers
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the feature request. I completely understand your use case in these scenarios and will forward it to our product team if there’s more interest in this feature.
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