Making an update here to address a handful of comments that I have been receiving on this video. What I am showing you in this video is specifically a workaround for the DJI Mini 4, DJI Air 3/3s, and ANY DJI Mavic 3/Classic/Pro/Cine line. If you own a DJI Mini SE/2/3/3 Pro or DJI Air 2/2s or Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, then use software like Litchi/ Drone Deploy/ Drone Link/ Map Pilot Pro. These other options are either free or have a 1 time cost. There are no "lies" in this video, it is specifically aimed towards the newer DJI drones that have released that do not have compatibility with the other software that I just mentioned. I hope this clears up any confusion.
I have a DJI mini 4 drone with RC2 controller and I could not get the route map to load into my controller. I could not find a way to exit the DJI application, the icons you show in the video are not there on my unit, and no back button, I tried them all. I also tried to hook the controller up directly to a computer via USB-C as suggested by some and that does not work either. Any ideas on the RC2 controller to make this all work?
Actually there is no need to do a flight to get the basic waypoint mission (at least for the RC2 controller): 1) turn on the controller (no need to start your drone) 2) click on „connection guide“ 3) click on „camera view“ and from there just hit the waypoint mission symbol on the left side. Now change to the map view, click on two random spots on the map, and save your waypoint mission - that‘s it!. Another important thing: in your case you only have one waypoint mission (the one that you created). after a while you may have multiple waypoint missions, and that‘s the part where it get‘s tricky: now you have multiple folder with cryptic names in the waypoint folder, no reference to the name you gave for your waypoint mission! How to find the correct folder from here? Just check the creation date, and then you have it! Hope this helps for the people new to this process (I did this process multiple times, after a while you get used to deal with this strange folder structure 😉 )
Thanks. One thing - you can click on the first waypoint and tell it to start taking photos - that way you don't have to remember to press the start capture.
Connecting the RC2 via USB-C to your computer will shortcut few steps. You can first go into the waypoint folder of the RC2 and copy the filename, you rename the one on your local drive, then copy and paste (override) your renamed .kmz file on the original controller's folder
With the RC-2 remote controller, I couldn’t display the home screen like I can on the MAVIC remote controller, so I’ll try connecting a USB cable to see if that works.
How about a video on who uses the result of these maps...construction firms, developers, etc. And how do they use it, how do you market to them and make yourself known to them, etc.
I work for a drone survey company, among other things we make high resolution terrain maps for mining companies so they can work out volumes of rock above mineral ore bodies, this determines whether the mine will be open pit or underground tunnels.
Awesome video, that's so cool! So to get nice 3d model all I would need to do is change the camera angle to -45'? Any other settings that need adjusting?
ISO is NOT "...artificial light that is adding to each image that we capture." ISO is a setting for the sensitivity of the imaging chip. The higher the value, the more sensitive, so less light is needed foe the exposure.
Fantastic video. Thanks. But, you only concentrated on the smart controller...what about the DJI RC2? Does it work the same? Also, can you export the 3D image?
Thanks a lot for this very interesting video! One question: Is the 3D-model-quality you get out of your images (I used your images and reproduced what you created) the maximum or is this just what you get with standard settings? I´m completely new in this topic but I expected a more detailed model. And another question please: what is the reason to use the camera 90 degress and downwards and not for expample 45 degrees? Especially the vertical walls are not very detailed and more another angle could help?
hello im planing on using this, so amazing... I was wondering if I have a longer Mission that may require a change the battery of drone is there a way to continue the mission where it left off? should I do two separate waypoint missions? Thanks for this
Thank you Dylan...I have been looking for a free way to do this. Question - How do you host the generated maps for viewing on a website or to share with clients?
@BadwolfFPV Yeah, I bought Litchi and it's great. Haven't done the waypoints yet, but next season I will as that's what I got it for. My only major wish: That I could program it to auto land, wait for a predetermined time, then take-off again to a set altitude and broadcast and reconnect. That would rock. Not to mention being useful.
@@DylanGorman What do you mean they shouldn't? I agree they should leave it but they absolutely can. It's a very easy thing to patch, they literally just need a metadata file to store some kind of calculation from the checkpoints file, like distance or even how many waypoints there are. So don't be surprised if this is patched within the next set of updates.
@@simonwesterlund1 This tool has been availble for over 6 months, which is why I eluded to saying that it they shouldn't remove it. I don't control what DJI does or doesn't do with their own software unfortunately.
The files you end up, are they useful or usable to architects, landscape architects, planners, etc? Or are they just cool. Many thanks for the tutorial!
Brilliant video... I have a Mini 4 pro with the RC2 which always boots the DJI fly app. How do I get out.of that to the Android system behind it or should I pair my Mini 4 Pro to a RC -N1?
Dylan, I've appreciated your work for so long that I subscribed long ago...but I'm envious because so many people are giddy over this and I'm not. I used the RC-2, which is doable I know, but I don't know how you downloaded the KMZ file into the SD card and overwrote the "2-waypoint file." I got confused when you put created a KMZ folder on your Google drive, so I'll give it another shot tomorrow. I have a M3E, but I've drooled over doing mapping with my AIR-3. I'll sleep on it and give another shot tomorrow... Phenomenal sharing my guy!!!
If you hook up controller directly to a laptop, I believe you'll be able to copy over (and change name) from sd card to internal storage in the file explorer. Should be much easier.
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks bro! Wish I knew about this before I came back from my holidays! This would have been great to capture some of the beach houses and bars! Liked & Subscribed! 🤘
I need you to really understand the gravity what's the impact of this video?It's like one of the most actually informative videos I've seen in a long time. Mega value
Very impressive, well done. I would caution anyone seeking to make money doing this that, in some states, unless you are a licensed engineer or surveyor, you must be careful and not sell anything that could be interpreted as authoritative.
Maybe you could have mentioned the limitations of this approach, in particular the maximum number of waypoints (which forces you to only have each line edge, leading to the weird wavy flight). Also, those drones don't have a global shutter, so it's nice to remember that you'll have rolling shutter effects that may or may not be an issue depending on cases.
Would this work to create a 2D map printout? I have never done any mapping but was wanting to create an updated map printout of my grandpas farm. Just don't want to go through the trouble of creating the waypoint mission and capturing all the images if I wont be able to take it somewhere to have a large map printed out.
I have an old DJI 3 which seems to be near the end of its life and did this manually. What a pain, especially when it keeps losing connection and returning home. This is waaaay better. But my question-- how is the connection on the Mavic, and how far away does it let you get? If you lose signal, does it continue the waypoint mission?
You suggest dronelink wont work with low end drones, works fine with my mini-2. Use it to take a series of shots, then load them all into WebODM, let the system crunch numbers for a while, and voila, really nice set of informative maps of the area we flew.
Where are you on the X650 dev kit? I’ve got mine running RTK now, and about to start doing TDLAS gas leak detection with it once I’ve tortured it a little more to gain confidence in its ability. Mines on PX4, but I’m tracking your development on it. Curious where you go with it.
It’s coming 😅, I had to put my life on pause all of last month with 2 hurricanes that hit us. I have all the new hardware in so it should be another few weeks!
@@DylanGormanI’ve looked for months and haven’t found any software that works as easy as Waypoint, so you’re definitely on to something great for everyone without an Enterprise drone! 😊👍
Thanks for sharing. I have a DJI phantom 4 multispectral, using android tablet. Will try this, but if fails do you know a way to create a map for this drone?
With the RC-2 (AIR3), it’s not possible to display the home screen on the remote controller’s display. As mentioned in the comments below, does this mean I’ll need to connect it to a PC with a USB-C cable to copy the KMZ file? I look forward to a tutorial video on the steps for the RC-2.
Excellent; info, production, knowledge, and most of all your presentation style. One definitely going to try this. You mention the air2S, I just can’t bring myself to sell this drone, even though I also use a M3. Can the AIR2S be used with the software also? I know we can setup weigh points anyway. but this software look really good. 👏
Thx 🙏🏼 for unlocking this cool feature. Only wondering if the “Home” Button on the upper right corner (beside Settings) is available on RC 2 too or on Pro Controller only. Cannot get access to it but instead a workaround via “Audio” tap left icon then etc. to come into all the sub-folders.
@ Well, unfortunately not. Although it’s the newest FW out there (09.Nov.2024) it won’t be shown 😳🤷🏼♂️ Only the ⚙️ for Settings. Anyone else an idea 💡? Maybe dependent on local FW (Germany) versions?
@@DylanGorman Therefore there's no free software to use with my M2 Pro, as Drone Deploy is horrifically expensive and Drone Link is USD119. Is that right?
I have a DJI Mavic 3 CINE do you know a 3rd party app that I can do mapping speciffically with this drone? I am having issues finding one that works. thanks
That is free, no. But you can use WebODM for basic 2D maps, Metashape for 3D models or Pix4D for both but these all cost money to some degree. WebODM have free options.
So, will this software, RealityCapture, render a simple orthorectified image from my high-res photos? I flew a waypoint mission with the settings you recommend (-90 camera, 180 ft. altitude etc.), and rendered it out with the same result you showed. However, it produces a fairly crude 3D result, doesn't it? Thanks!
You need to fly lower and use a -65 angle for the flight for a better 3D model. I would also include some manual flights up close to the subject and then throw all of those photos into reality capture to generate your 3D model
I have a mini 4 pro . I can seem to get into the file system of the RC2 controller . I can see the SD card and new file to upload but can't seem to get to the area to load it into ???
How did you fix the holes that appeared on the roof in the 3D model? I am generating a cesium model and I also get those holes for white color objects.
@@YellowRoseDrones Since I made the above comment I tried to fly again and I could not get it to work either. I have flown it many times but now I get error codes and it won't work either. :(
Thanks for this info. I can't find a way to exit the dji fly app on the RC2. There's no home button, and I can't force stop the app because there's no "app management" menu in settings. Anyone have suggestions?
Connecting the RC2 via USB-C to your computer will shortcut few steps. You can first go into the waypoint folder of the RC2 and copy the filename, you rename the one on your local drive, then copy and paste (override) your renamed .kmz file on the original controller's folder
Thank you for this workaround, but its not too convenient if you need to fly many different missions. You'd think that DJI would just release the SDK for all drones. I'm sticking to my Mini 3 Pro for the time being and use DroneLink and either Maps Made Easy or more recently Web ODM.
Seems DJI patched the Mini 4 Pro, against this function on the RC2 controller today. I am not able to get a home button when pulling down on screen. However, I can get to a File Manager to edit folder
Making an update here to address a handful of comments that I have been receiving on this video. What I am showing you in this video is specifically a workaround for the DJI Mini 4, DJI Air 3/3s, and ANY DJI Mavic 3/Classic/Pro/Cine line. If you own a DJI Mini SE/2/3/3 Pro or DJI Air 2/2s or Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, then use software like Litchi/ Drone Deploy/ Drone Link/ Map Pilot Pro. These other options are either free or have a 1 time cost. There are no "lies" in this video, it is specifically aimed towards the newer DJI drones that have released that do not have compatibility with the other software that I just mentioned. I hope this clears up any confusion.
I have a DJI mini 4 drone with RC2 controller and I could not get the route map to load into my controller. I could not find a way to exit the DJI application, the icons you show in the video are not there on my unit, and no back button, I tried them all. I also tried to hook the controller up directly to a computer via USB-C as suggested by some and that does not work either. Any ideas on the RC2 controller to make this all work?
I also would live to use this with the RC2, hope you can help out!
@@mikecooper3998 I'm having the exact same issue and no one can give me any answers!
I cannot exit the dji application on my RC-2, i cannot see the internal files!
In case of low battery in the middle of mission, what happens? Will it return to the home point for me to change battery and continue the mission ?
Actually there is no need to do a flight to get the basic waypoint mission (at least for the RC2 controller): 1) turn on the controller (no need to start your drone) 2) click on „connection guide“ 3) click on „camera view“ and from there just hit the waypoint mission symbol on the left side. Now change to the map view, click on two random spots on the map, and save your waypoint mission - that‘s it!.
Another important thing: in your case you only have one waypoint mission (the one that you created). after a while you may have multiple waypoint missions, and that‘s the part where it get‘s tricky: now you have multiple folder with cryptic names in the waypoint folder, no reference to the name you gave for your waypoint mission! How to find the correct folder from here? Just check the creation date, and then you have it!
Hope this helps for the people new to this process (I did this process multiple times, after a while you get used to deal with this strange folder structure 😉 )
Thanks. One thing - you can click on the first waypoint and tell it to start taking photos - that way you don't have to remember to press the start capture.
That’s good to know!
Connecting the RC2 via USB-C to your computer will shortcut few steps. You can first go into the waypoint folder of the RC2 and copy the filename, you rename the one on your local drive, then copy and paste (override) your renamed .kmz file on the original controller's folder
With the RC-2 remote controller, I couldn’t display the home screen like I can on the MAVIC remote controller, so I’ll try connecting a USB cable to see if that works.
How about a video on who uses the result of these maps...construction firms, developers, etc. And how do they use it, how do you market to them and make yourself known to them, etc.
I work for a drone survey company, among other things we make high resolution terrain maps for mining companies so they can work out volumes of rock above mineral ore bodies, this determines whether the mine will be open pit or underground tunnels.
The drone shot of the drone was meta AF. Thanks for the tips, great video!
Appreciate it!
Awesome video, that's so cool! So to get nice 3d model all I would need to do is change the camera angle to -45'? Any other settings that need adjusting?
ISO is NOT "...artificial light that is adding to each image that we capture."
ISO is a setting for the sensitivity of the imaging chip. The higher the value, the more sensitive, so less light is needed foe the exposure.
ACKCHYUALLY
Fantastic video. Thanks.
But, you only concentrated on the smart controller...what about the DJI RC2? Does it work the same?
Also, can you export the 3D image?
Should be the same. They're both just a device running DJI Fly app in android.
Thanks a lot for this very interesting video! One question: Is the 3D-model-quality you get out of your images (I used your images and reproduced what you created) the maximum or is this just what you get with standard settings? I´m completely new in this topic but I expected a more detailed model. And another question please: what is the reason to use the camera 90 degress and downwards and not for expample 45 degrees? Especially the vertical walls are not very detailed and more another angle could help?
hello im planing on using this, so amazing... I was wondering if I have a longer Mission that may require a change the battery of drone is there a way to continue the mission where it left off? should I do two separate waypoint missions?
Thanks for this
Same
Same
Thank you Dylan...I have been looking for a free way to do this.
Question - How do you host the generated maps for viewing on a website or to share with clients?
Awesome! Hopefully DJI doesnt patch the work around, super excited to try this today
They shouldn’t so your all good to go!
theres litchi if they do, if your model is supported
@BadwolfFPV Yeah, I bought Litchi and it's great. Haven't done the waypoints yet, but next season I will as that's what I got it for.
My only major wish:
That I could program it to auto land, wait for a predetermined time, then take-off again to a set altitude and broadcast and reconnect. That would rock.
Not to mention being useful.
@@DylanGorman What do you mean they shouldn't? I agree they should leave it but they absolutely can. It's a very easy thing to patch, they literally just need a metadata file to store some kind of calculation from the checkpoints file, like distance or even how many waypoints there are. So don't be surprised if this is patched within the next set of updates.
@@simonwesterlund1 This tool has been availble for over 6 months, which is why I eluded to saying that it they shouldn't remove it. I don't control what DJI does or doesn't do with their own software unfortunately.
That’s amazing I e got the air3s and wanted to do mapping but couldnt afford a more expensive drone I’ll be trying this thanks a lot 💪😎
The files you end up, are they useful or usable to architects, landscape architects, planners, etc? Or are they just cool. Many thanks for the tutorial!
They can be! You just need more data which can be gathered manually or with more overlap on the mission planning
This was excellent! I will try this later in the week on my DJI AIR 3. I will let you know my results. Much appreciated, safe flights!
Nice explanation and well paced! You've earned a subscriber. Thank you for the info.
Awesome, thank you!
me too 🤗
Brilliant video...
I have a Mini 4 pro with the RC2 which always boots the DJI fly app.
How do I get out.of that to the Android system behind it or should I pair my Mini 4 Pro to a RC -N1?
I did this with my Mini, it came out amazing and accurate
Do us Mini 2 SE owners have any similar opportunities to use waypoints and to make similar models?
I would also like to know the answer to this question
Dylan, I've appreciated your work for so long that I subscribed long ago...but I'm envious because so many people are giddy over this and I'm not. I used the RC-2, which is doable I know, but I don't know how you downloaded the KMZ file into the SD card and overwrote the "2-waypoint file." I got confused when you put created a KMZ folder on your Google drive, so I'll give it another shot tomorrow. I have a M3E, but I've drooled over doing mapping with my AIR-3. I'll sleep on it and give another shot tomorrow... Phenomenal sharing my guy!!!
If you hook up controller directly to a laptop, I believe you'll be able to copy over (and change name) from sd card to internal storage in the file explorer. Should be much easier.
I’m glad I kept my Mavic Pro.
Me too.
Nice ! Will this work with a mini 4k ? With an rcn1c
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks bro! Wish I knew about this before I came back from my holidays! This would have been great to capture some of the beach houses and bars!
Liked & Subscribed! 🤘
Well now you know! You should try it out in the future
Your excellent tutorial made me to subscribe your great learning channel with many thanks for your valuable content!
Thank you! More stuff to come!
Does this workflow work for the first generation Mavic Pro?
I need you to really understand the gravity what's the impact of this video?It's like one of the most actually informative videos I've seen in a long time. Mega value
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful
Does anyone know if this will work with the Air2S?
Great video! Thank you!
Great video, enjoyed the content. Motivation to knock the dust off the drones again.
Great video, thanks. You mention it will work with the Mini 4 Pro. In this also possible with the Mini 2? 🤞
Very impressive, well done. I would caution anyone seeking to make money doing this that, in some states, unless you are a licensed engineer or surveyor, you must be careful and not sell anything that could be interpreted as authoritative.
Maybe you could have mentioned the limitations of this approach, in particular the maximum number of waypoints (which forces you to only have each line edge, leading to the weird wavy flight). Also, those drones don't have a global shutter, so it's nice to remember that you'll have rolling shutter effects that may or may not be an issue depending on cases.
Looks so easy, Great video Thanks man.
Thank you so much for sharing this!
You bet!
Thank you for the video. Great information. I have an older DJI Mavic (M1P). Would it work?
I would use Drone Deploy or Drone Link, it will be way easier!
Thanks so much 😊 ❤ Process sounded a bit hard and tedious
Could this software work for a mini 3 pro? Or is there a limitation for that generation of drone?
Would this work to create a 2D map printout? I have never done any mapping but was wanting to create an updated map printout of my grandpas farm. Just don't want to go through the trouble of creating the waypoint mission and capturing all the images if I wont be able to take it somewhere to have a large map printed out.
I have an old DJI 3 which seems to be near the end of its life and did this manually. What a pain, especially when it keeps losing connection and returning home. This is waaaay better. But my question-- how is the connection on the Mavic, and how far away does it let you get? If you lose signal, does it continue the waypoint mission?
You suggest dronelink wont work with low end drones, works fine with my mini-2. Use it to take a series of shots, then load them all into WebODM, let the system crunch numbers for a while, and voila, really nice set of informative maps of the area we flew.
he said the opposite.
Drone taking a video of your drone. Nice. Great video. I do this for work and there’s some great stuff here.
Speaking of Mini 4 Pro... will the steps above work on that? I'm still interested in the Mavuc 3E... ; )
Just tried it this morning - it works.
Thank you!
Is there any alternative for Mini 3 Pro ?
Incredible! Thanx for this video .
Where are you on the X650 dev kit? I’ve got mine running RTK now, and about to start doing TDLAS gas leak detection with it once I’ve tortured it a little more to gain confidence in its ability. Mines on PX4, but I’m tracking your development on it. Curious where you go with it.
It’s coming 😅, I had to put my life on pause all of last month with 2 hurricanes that hit us. I have all the new hardware in so it should be another few weeks!
@@DylanGorman sweeeet!
Thanks! Nice to have some options again!
Options are all we can hope for!
You can use other software to create mission kml kmz not necessarily use that waypoint software web base
Which ones? This is the best one that I have found, unless I didn’t do enough digging.
@@DylanGormanI’ve looked for months and haven’t found any software that works as easy as Waypoint, so you’re definitely on to something great for everyone without an Enterprise drone! 😊👍
How?
Thanks for sharing. I have a DJI phantom 4 multispectral, using android tablet. Will try this, but if fails do you know a way to create a map for this drone?
You can mission plan directly on the smart controller for the Phantom 4 Pro Multispec. Or you can use Drone Deploy
Thank you for the tutorial... But it stops in the middle of the map that i make.. how do i fix it sir? And what i supposed to do sir?
What software, Realitycapture is for Windows, can I use to build the end product if I am not on a PC? Did I miss something?
Excellent, excellent video! Thanks a lot! I suscribed
Awesome, thank you!
In case of low battery in the middle of mission, what happens? Will it return to the home point for me to change battery and continue the mission ?
With the RC-2 (AIR3), it’s not possible to display the home screen on the remote controller’s display. As mentioned in the comments below, does this mean I’ll need to connect it to a PC with a USB-C cable to copy the KMZ file? I look forward to a tutorial video on the steps for the RC-2.
Excellent; info, production, knowledge, and most of all your presentation style. One definitely going to try this.
You mention the air2S, I just can’t bring myself to sell this drone, even though I also use a M3. Can the AIR2S be used with the software also? I know we can setup weigh points anyway. but this software look really good. 👏
For the air 2s I’d look at using Drone Link, it works really well and has 10x time features
Thx 🙏🏼 for unlocking this cool feature. Only wondering if the “Home” Button on the upper right corner (beside Settings) is available on RC 2 too or on Pro Controller only. Cannot get access to it but instead a workaround via “Audio” tap left icon then etc. to come into all the sub-folders.
It should be available on all of them. The smart controllers are only running as android tablets.
@ Well, unfortunately not. Although it’s the newest FW out there (09.Nov.2024) it won’t be shown 😳🤷🏼♂️ Only the ⚙️ for Settings.
Anyone else an idea 💡? Maybe dependent on local FW (Germany) versions?
Would mavic pro still do adequate enough photos for mapping and photogrammetry?
Thank you for such useful content
Thanks for a great video. Will this work with a Mavic 2 Pro?
No, look at Drone Deploy or Drone Link for that drone.
@@DylanGorman Thanks for the info. Appreciate it.
@@DylanGorman Therefore there's no free software to use with my M2 Pro, as Drone Deploy is horrifically expensive and Drone Link is USD119. Is that right?
I have a DJI Mavic 3 CINE do you know a 3rd party app that I can do mapping speciffically with this drone? I am having issues finding one that works. thanks
Brilliant info - just brilliant, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome Tutorial! Do you know an app for Mac (similar to Reality Capture)?
That is free, no. But you can use WebODM for basic 2D maps, Metashape for 3D models or Pix4D for both but these all cost money to some degree. WebODM have free options.
can I use this software to analyze crop looking for weeds and so on?
Great video! Does this work with Mavic air 2 or mavic air 3s?
This works for the air 3s but not the air 2
@DylanGorman thanks. I have to upgrade :(
What abou taking an additional set of pictures but with gimbal at -45°? Or maybe less inclination?
So, will this software, RealityCapture, render a simple orthorectified image from my high-res photos? I flew a waypoint mission with the settings you recommend (-90 camera, 180 ft. altitude etc.), and rendered it out with the same result you showed. However, it produces a fairly crude 3D result, doesn't it? Thanks!
You need to fly lower and use a -65 angle for the flight for a better 3D model. I would also include some manual flights up close to the subject and then throw all of those photos into reality capture to generate your 3D model
@@DylanGorman Thanks. What about the flat, orthorectified image (non-3d, just stitched together)?
will the map accurate enough ?
Great video. Thank you
Great video. Thank you so much!!!
No problem!
It would be awesome to create image tiles for OpenStreetmap, subject to flight restrictions.
I have a mini 4 pro . I can seem to get into the file system of the RC2 controller . I can see the SD card and new file to upload but can't seem to get to the area to load it into ???
Invaluable, thanks much!
Very welcome!
Is there any alternative to reality capture? I have a laptop that doesn’t have a nvidia gpu.
Great share. Thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
Does this work with a Mini 4K?
Thanks for getting this online Dylan... still waiting for SDK for my Mini 4 Pro! Hahahahahaha
How can one create a file for flying Mini 2 autonomously? Any thoughts and guidance would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
very good Vid. thank you for sharing.
Amazing thank you and such a well made Tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
Will this work for the mini 3?
good information. new subscriber
Will this work with the old Crystal Sky display?
So the mini 3 pro will not work for this?
How did you fix the holes that appeared on the roof in the 3D model? I am generating a cesium model and I also get those holes for white color objects.
I utilize Pilot PE and map with a Mavic 2 Zoom. It works great.
But that's because the M2P sdk was available for 3rd party use. Sadly, the newer drones don't have that option available.
@@YellowRoseDrones Since I made the above comment I tried to fly again and I could not get it to work either. I have flown it many times but now I get error codes and it won't work either. :(
Thanks for this info.
I can't find a way to exit the dji fly app on the RC2. There's no home button, and I can't force stop the app because there's no "app management" menu in settings. Anyone have suggestions?
Connecting the RC2 via USB-C to your computer will shortcut few steps. You can first go into the waypoint folder of the RC2 and copy the filename, you rename the one on your local drive, then copy and paste (override) your renamed .kmz file on the original controller's folder
@@davidebrambilla6566 where do I find this folder? Im plugged into the controller and all I see is the sd card and a bunch of flighlogs
Any Mac alternative ?
Great stuff!!!
Thanks Fred!
Can you make ah tutorial how to make a folder of images to be transfer to the realitycapture sir?
Thank you for this workaround, but its not too convenient if you need to fly many different missions. You'd think that DJI would just release the SDK for all drones. I'm sticking to my Mini 3 Pro for the time being and use DroneLink and either Maps Made Easy or more recently Web ODM.
I wish it were simpler, however this is the best workaround that I have found.
Seems DJI patched the Mini 4 Pro, against this function on the RC2 controller today. I am not able to get a home button when pulling down on screen. However, I can get to a File Manager to edit folder
So this works with the Neo?
Is there a way to do a standard Litchi Type mission without mapping?
Hi! great Vid! Question: How about the Avata 2?
It doesn’t work with that drone
10:26 how do you restore original dji file if you want to use waypoints on controller?
does this work on the older Mavic 2 Pro
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Thats cool as thanks
You mentioned getting older end of life devices, but those don’t seem to be compatible with waypointmap - what is the solution for those?
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