Prompted by a request from a fellow Champ, here’s a simple script I knocked together to help locate turn instructions containing user-defined text. Once installed, it will quietly sit there in the scripts sidepanel, scanning the available map data as you pan/zoom around, and generating a clickable list of any suitable TIs.
e.g.
Each turn instruction is listed individually under the segment ID to which it’s associated. There are 4 possible types of detail listed for each TI, indicated by the “ES”, “RS”, “T” and “VI” line prefixes - these correspond to the text defined for Exit Signs, Road Shields, Towards and Visual Instructions. If a detail type is not listed, this means the TI contains no user-defined text within that type.
Notes:
TI data is only loaded by WME at zoom level 17 and above.
As noted above, the script only looks for TIs containing user-defined text, as these are the ones where typos and other similarly hard to find errors can occur - there may therefore be additional TIs within the current map view which do not get listed.
As an example of why this script exists, this is the area of the map which generated a UR complaining about a mis-spelled destination name (Felixstowe) in the driving instructions, and which prompted the Champ request. Good luck finding it by hand…
Or, alternatively, let the script do the initial search, leaving you to simply scan down the list until you spot the typo…
…then click on that entry to have the offending segment highlighted and centred in the map view.
And for anyone wondering why the script name is abbreviated to TISWAS instead of just TIS, its full name is the “Turn Instruction Surfacing WME Addon Script”, which entirely coincidentally abbreviates to TISWAS, which entirely coincidentally just happens to be the name of a TV show I used to watch when I was a kid, many, many, moons ago…










