If you would be willing to share one, I would like to examine it.
I contacted you through your web site. If you reply with an email address I will send you some.
I converted some KMZ files to Litchi CSV files using your online converter. How do I then import those CSV files into Litchi Hub on my Windows PC? I’m not seeing an import option anywhere.
When you click the ‘+’ to add a new mission, you’ll see ‘Import’.
Ok. Thanks. I managed to figure it out in Litchi Pilot on my phone. It’s a bit of a clumsy, roundabout, non-intuitive way to do it. Requires too many steps. However it did work and I was able to import the Litchi CSV files that were converted from the Skyrover X1’s KMZ files.
I’ve discovered what I think may be a couple of conversion errors.
In the X1 app I set the Finish Action to Hover but it ends up as Return to Home in Litchi Pilot.
In the X1 app I set the Maximum Speed to 24mph but it ends up as 34mph in Litchi Pilot.
Also Waypoint speeds are wrong. In the X1 app I set the waypoints speed to 24mph but they end up as 18mph in Litchi Pilot.
Gimbal angle seems to be wrong too.
If you are referring to my tools, I can answer.
The “Finish Action” cannot be written to a Litchi CSV file. A Litchi CSV file only stores waypoint information. As a result, Litchi will use the presently configured “Finish Action”.
Same as above. The maximum mission speed cannot be stored in the Litchi CSV file.
If you are referring to the global mission speed, it is the same situation as above. Speeds (if any) defined at a waypoint can and will be stored in the Litchi CSV file.
I would need more details on this. It would be best to share the KMZ file so that I can examine it and the conversion.
I just got your email and sent you a bunch of KMZ files.
I got them. They appear to be identical to DJI KMZ files for consumer drones.