Flight Hub 2 mission import to RC 2

[Helixangle]

Hello all,

As stated, after creating a mission in FH2 I can export KMZ then import to RC2 as Waypoint mission. From there I can see the mission, edit the mission, basically seems/feels like I created the mission in Flyapp...

BUT (and you knew it was coming) although the 'Go' button is green, when I press the go button nothing happens... Fully understand incompatible platforms BUT does anyone know what must be done to make this KMZ one that is usable as I can't imagine it would be that difficult for somebody "in the know" as all other parameters are intact, all transfered, all is editable/saveable, etc.

I'm sure it's something simple as stated ALL flight parameters are present after the upload... Present and editable...


Please help

John

 

[Helixangle]

C'mon DJ Wes... I know you have the answer

 

[RodPad]

Welcome to the Forum.

I noticed "C'mon DJ Wes... I know you have the answer"
Must be a Litchi issue?

How you get a members attention is like this.
@Helixangle, @DJ Wes, etc.

I have used Litchi a lot with Phantoms.
Zero with Mavics.
I have no answers with this problem.

Rod ...

 

[DJ Wes]

As stated, after creating a mission in FH2 I can export KMZ then import to RC2 as Waypoint mission. From there I can see the mission, edit the mission, basically seems/feels like I created the mission in Flyapp...

BUT (and you knew it was coming) although the 'Go' button is green, when I press the go button nothing happens... Fully understand incompatible platforms BUT does anyone know what must be done to make this KMZ one that is usable as I can't imagine it would be that difficult for somebody "in the know" as all other parameters are intact, all transfered, all is editable/saveable, etc.

KMZ files that are created in Flight Hub 2 are similar (but different) from KMZ files that are used in DJI Fly. For example, one difference is the drone model and camera identifier which are stored in the KMZ file. Each enterprise drone has a unique identifier. All DJI Fly drones use the same identifier. There are a number of other differences.

It would be possible to modify a Flight Hub 2 KMZ file so that it would work in DJI Fly. However,
I do not have a DJI Fly drone with native waypoint support so I cannot test and troubleshoot this myself. If you (or someone else) is willing to share files and perform testing for me (and be responsive to communications), I would be willing to make the necessary changes to the KMZ file and document a method for converting KMZ files from FH2 to DJI Fly.

If this is of interest to you, send me a DM.