As the title suggests i have started messing with the DroneBlocks app a little. I have a Mavic Pro and a Tello. I will try to keep things Mavic Pro centered for this thread.
Long story short I use my Mavic for filming mountain biking, backcountry snowboarding rock climbing and hiking. I use it a fair amount around water as well.
Since I fly in a lot of tight spaces I want to minimize risk and automation is the way to go in my mind.
I have programmed a few simple missions such as repeating trolly shots and simple flight patterns that take pictures of a central point.
Has anyone used this app??
I like it and am enjoying learning python on it. But it seems a little limited for the Mavic. I can do more on it with my Tello.
Can you use the if/then function to move on the x,y,z axis’s?
Is there another app such as drone deploy that I should be using? I want to fly automated missions 10’ Orleans from the ground.
Despite being a little limited DroneBlocks is a lot of fun to use. It it making me remember my trig when I am trying to set the gimbal angle to take a picture or video on the ground. It is a small community’s d I think worth checking out for all you pilots that like to tinker. It’s also a great way to learn python and make your drone take smooth steady shots and videos!
Long story short I use my Mavic for filming mountain biking, backcountry snowboarding rock climbing and hiking. I use it a fair amount around water as well.
Since I fly in a lot of tight spaces I want to minimize risk and automation is the way to go in my mind.
I have programmed a few simple missions such as repeating trolly shots and simple flight patterns that take pictures of a central point.
Has anyone used this app??
I like it and am enjoying learning python on it. But it seems a little limited for the Mavic. I can do more on it with my Tello.
Can you use the if/then function to move on the x,y,z axis’s?
Is there another app such as drone deploy that I should be using? I want to fly automated missions 10’ Orleans from the ground.
Despite being a little limited DroneBlocks is a lot of fun to use. It it making me remember my trig when I am trying to set the gimbal angle to take a picture or video on the ground. It is a small community’s d I think worth checking out for all you pilots that like to tinker. It’s also a great way to learn python and make your drone take smooth steady shots and videos!