Litchi example .csv

General Discussion
1

Hello

I have a small ans simple question.
Can anybody provide me a simple mission created in Litchi and exported as .csv?

I want to try things out with the file (on my controller) before buying Litchi. I have a Mini 4 Pro and know there are some hurdles to get the file (manually) on the controller.

Thanks!

Regards.
SB.

2

The problem with that request is, the csv file contains latitude/longitude values. You wouldn’t be able to fly such a mission unless the mission was created for a location near you.

3

Doesn’t matter which lat/long it contains. I only want to test/import this Litchi mission on my controller but not fly it. I want to be sure that the Litchi-.csv to KMZ-conversion (with the Litchi Utilities) and import (to DJI RC2) will work before buying a Litchi license.

4

I have many users who use the DJI RC2. You have several options for creating a test Litchi CSV file:

  1. Export an existing KMZ file from your RC2, convert it to a Litchi CSV file using my utilities, modify it (using Excel) if you want, then convert it back to a new KMZ file and import it to your RC2. Actually, you could just export a KMZ file from one folder and import it to another folder if you just want to test the import process.
  2. Use one of my other utilities (such as the Spiral Creator) to create a Litchi CSV file, then convert that to a KMZ file and import it.
  3. Create a mission using Maven’s Mission Planner, then use my Maven to Litchi converter to create a Litchi CSV file.
  4. Use the grid mission designer (ancient.land) to create a Litchi CSV file (although, the CSV file created from that application is not completely compliant).

There are probably other methods but those are the first that come to mind.

5

Use the new Hub and export your flight to KMZ? How to use Litchi Hub with DJI Fly (for drones with no SDK support)

6

Thank you for the information!

7

Didn’t know the new Hub exported directly to (DJI) .KMZ
Thanks!