I really love this stuff, but one thing I really missed was the ability to select a start and destination point and have the script call out directions. I have pretty much stopped development on this, so I am not going to update this to the newer version of code. If someone out there want to spend the time integrating my changes, go for it, I will download it. Here is how it works:
When you start stumbler and the map pulls up hit ctrl-R to bring up the start and destination finder. Put in the start point (an address like 123 startingline way, 75598) and hit the button. Then type in the ending point and hit the button. Once you have two points in this section, the script will take over and map that route. It will start calling out directions. If I remember right I have it set to call out when you are reaching a waypoint such as a turn or an exit when you are a mile away. Then it will calculate, based on your speed, when you have 10 seconds till the actual turn and call out once again where to turn/exit. If you make a wrong turn or a forced turn such as a road being closed, the script will detect that you are off track and automagicaly recalculate your route based on your current location. I can remeber what I have the script set to for off route detection, I think it is ten seconds of not reducing the distance to your next waypoint. The only bug that is still there that I know of is the bug that calculates if it should say feet or miles. I seem to remeber that it says both sometimes. Anyway... here is the script. Enjoy!
P.S. I have tried to mark all my changes with RagmanII so the changes should be somewhat obvious. Also I was not really going to redistro this so some changes may not be marked, but since I have enjoyed the heck out of it, I thought others might enjoy.
-RagmanII