Litchi Mission Hub - Trying to add the new Litchi Photo interval setting to a way point-

[Deleted member 94047]

Hello folks!

I am trying to set up a way point mission add the new Litchi feature "Photo Capture Interval" one of the waypoints. I am doing this in the Mission Hub since I really can't plan a mission using the app with my tiny phone screen. Problem is When I go to the way point settings all I get is this


Interval is set to seconds, but I can't find a way to add the number of seconds for the interval. Has anyone been able to make use of this new feature?

Thanks for any help!

 

[Keule]

but I can't find a way to add the number of seconds for the interval.

Just enter your number here:

 

[Deleted member 94047]

Just enter your number here:
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Ha! So that's how! At first, I couldn't see how you got that because on mine, the space where you put the interval time says "Disabled". But I clicked on the edit (pencil icon) and was able to enter a value. Thanks for the help Keule

 

[GFields]

The number should be a negative number as the gimble can only pitch down from its original position. For example, I find that to get 1/3 sky to use -10. Also to add actions at waypoints you must use "straight lines" in the settings. Actions will not work if you have "curved lines" selected.

 

[Keule]

The number should be a negative number

It must be a positive number. The OP is talking about "Photo Capture Interval" .
So, you must enter a positive number representing either a photo is taken at a specific interval (in seconds) or at/after the aircraft traveled a specific distance (in meters)

 

[GFields]

It must be a positive number. The OP is talking about "Photo Capture Interval" .
So, you must enter a positive number representing either a photo is taken at a specific interval (in seonds) or at/after the aircraft traveled a specific distance (in meters)

Yes, true, I misunderstood/misread. Sorry for that and hope I didn't confuse the OP

PS: I think you meant to say "seconds" instead of "seonds "

 

[Keule]

I think you meant to say "seconds" instead of "seonds "

fixed