9.12.3 · Settings
Styles
Each way you move, its speed and its calibration runs.
Styles in a mount: Each way you move.
Walking, Hands and knees, Belly crawl, Side crawl, On back, Swimming, Up a crack and Down a crack, plus Custom styles you name. Until you calibrate a style, it uses a typical speed. Add Style adds one to the mount.
Speed: What Stow distance uses for this style.
The speed this style uses right now: the typical speed until you calibrate it, then your own from your calibration runs. The typical speeds:
Calibrate it from Calibrate (9.12.4 Calibrate a Style).
| Style | Typical speed |
|---|---|
| Walking | From your height |
| Hands and knees | 0.98 ft/s (0.30 m/s) |
| Belly crawl | 0.39 ft/s (0.12 m/s) |
| Side crawl | 0.33 ft/s (0.10 m/s) |
| On back | 0.25 ft/s (0.08 m/s) |
| Swimming | 1.31 ft/s (0.40 m/s) |
| Custom | 0.66 ft/s (0.20 m/s) |
Learned: How Stow Mode recognizes the style.
Your rhythm while moving and how much of the time you were moving, learned from your runs (it shows how many of the 2 runs it needs). It's used to recognize this style and doesn't change distance. Once recognized, Stow Mode switches to it when your movement matches.
Runs: Keep the good ones.
Every calibration run for this style, with the count on the row. Tap Runs to open or close the list. Swipe a run to delete it, or tap Select, pick several and tap Delete. Stride, just above, is the distance per motion from your runs. More runs make a better average.
Custom styles: For moves the list doesn't have.
Tap Add Style, then Custom, and name it. Calibrate it at least twice: once it says Recognized by feel, Stow Mode switches to it when your movement matches (4.2 Calibrate a Style).
Rename and delete: Remove a style you don't use.
Rename gives it your own name. Delete removes it and its calibration runs.