there were free aspects of it but i was dissapointed with a few things like no support for a cadence sensor, no support for a heart rate monitor. i'm sure it would work but did not get past the CC info. i think i am going to see what it takes to do that and add a little magic to my app. i am a firmware engineer and know nothing about programming graphics. but i really like the idea of their "magic road" idea. It is little things like this that made me write my own app. maybe all in one on an iPad but i don't have one.
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must use both a PC application and a smart phone application. Here is a race I did on someone's Magic Road of the South Yarra Crit course (the course is around a park in Melbourne) - It is not the most exciting terrain, but I assume they will continue to improve the look of the procedurally generated world. Making your own Magic Roads is a pay feature, but you can join events other people put on for free.
If you are looking for a platform that can take gpx files and turn them into a virtual world, RGT can do that with their Magic Roads v2. That way zwift gets the power number from the trainer, but the Bolt should control the resistance. I can't comment on using a Bolt to control a trainer, but if you want zwift visuals just connect the trainer for power in the zwift pairing screen but NOT controllable.
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