Road Pad

Education

Utilities

$3.99

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Details about Road Pad

Released
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iOS Version
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May 19, 2011
September 19, 2024
8.0+
4+
8.92MB
iPad
English

Features

Apple silicon support

Developer of Road Pad

Neil Beaver

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Version History of Road Pad

2.1.1

July 1, 2015

This update resolves a bug which prevented satellite images from being rotated. Robosoul apps do not interrupt your work flow to ask for reviews. However, if you like this app and you have a spare moment, please consider adding a review on the App Store. If you have already written a review, please consider updating it. Thanks!

2.1

February 2, 2015

Add vehicles and resize them to fit the roads Thumbnail images for saved files Save files with your drawings and added road users included Three finger swipe to quickly switch between saved files Export your files for backup Interface tweaks New icon So you are never distracted from the task of giving awesome lesson briefings, Road Pad never prompts you for a review. If you appreciate this app and the hard work that goes into it, please consider adding a review and/or star rating to the App Store. Positive reviews and star ratings are incredibly helpful to developers in terms of keeping us in business and keeping the updates coming!

2.0.1

October 17, 2013

Fix for hidden toolbar bug

2.0

October 11, 2013

Shiny new interface for iOS 7

1.4.1

December 6, 2012

Fixes an issue that could cause an image to display incorrectly after changing the image's name.

1.4

October 12, 2012

You can now switch between different map providers. You can change the pen thickness for drawing. Fixed bug for image size when displaying image from photo library. Fixed bug for drawing on blank page. Supports iOS 5 & iOS 6.

1.3.1

September 30, 2012

Support for iOS 6. Support for Retina display. Added green colour for drawing.

1.3

February 16, 2012

Added choice of seven different colours for drawing. Added ability to edit file names. Update requires iOS version 5.0 or higher. Thanks for all the positive feedback! If you previously left a review of Road Pad, please consider updating your review for the latest version.

1.2

November 29, 2011

Added undo/redo function when drawing. Added ability to display any image from your iPad's photo library. Improved interface. Added check to prevent overwrite of existing file when attempting to save a new file by the same name. Added check for illegal characters in filename. Optimised for iOS 5. Update requires iOS 4.3 or higher.

1.1

June 8, 2011

An oversight in version 1.0 meant the default satellite view was of the British Isles. You can now set the default satellite view to show your own preferred area. All satellite view toolbar buttons are now disabled when drawing to avoid accidental use. To activate the buttons you should deactivate the drawing tool by tapping "Draw" in the top-right corner. Minor bug fixes.

Description of Road Pad

Turbocharge your lesson briefings with Road Pad, the ultimate tool for driving instructors! Road Pad helps you create your own personal teaching aids, perfectly tailored to your local area and your way of teaching. Use Road Pad to: • View a satellite image of any road or junction and use the built-in drawing tool to illustrate the image and instruct your pupil. • Add road users to the screen and position them to re-create real life situations. • Save your most commonly used images so they can be retrieved immediately, even when your network connection is slow or unavailable. • Display and draw on any image from your iPad's photo library. • Help your pupils to learn exactly what they should be doing in any given situation. • Also provided is a blank drawing pad so you can easily illustrate anything that comes to mind. How it works: Your pupil has just made a dog's breakfast of a large roundabout. You pull over to the side of the road and open Road Pad. Select the satellite view and tap the location button. Road Pad will zoom in on your current position. Then simply pan the image over the roundabout, tap the draw button, and start illustrating how it should be done. It's that easy! If there are particular roads or junctions you find you need to illustrate regularly, these can be cached in your library for quick retrieval - regardless of network availability. Please be aware: NO GUARANTEES CAN BE MADE ABOUT THE QUALITY OR RESOLUTION OF SATELLITE IMAGES IN YOUR AREA. Location services and ability to download satellite images are dependent on a suitable network connection being available.

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