Vegasflyer? I feel like I’m in the twilight zone. I thought the OP was athearnsd45
I agree. @RodPad is it possible you're confusing threads here my friend?
Vegasflyer? I feel like I’m in the twilight zone. I thought the OP was athearnsd45
VegasFlyer is the pilot in the linked video who experienced what looks to be the same issue as me. The same advice was given him (modify each Waypoint to have a curve value), and I guess RodPad is trying to get VegasFlyer to chime in whether that fixed his problem.I agree. @RodPad is it possible you're confusing threads here my friend?
I planned a long mission with curved paths. As an afterthought I added another waypoint between two existing ones. When I flew the mission, it paused briefly at the added waypoint. When examining the mission afterwards, I noticed the added waypoint was the only one with zero curve. I added a curve to it and re-flew the mission. It didn’t pause at the added waypoint the second time around, hence my brilliant conclusion.I just tested this with this mission I whipped up quickly. The first leg had waypoints with zero degree curve. The aircraft blew right through without slowing or stopping.
I’m on iOS. Maybe that makes a difference.
Mission Hub - Litchi
I just did the same thing but got a different result. Except it wasn’t a very long mission.I planned a long mission with curved paths. As an afterthought I added another waypoint between two existing ones. When I flew the mission, it paused briefly at the added waypoint. When examining the mission afterwards, I noticed the added waypoint was the only one with zero curve. I added a curve to it and re-flew the mission. It didn’t pause at the added waypoint the second time around, hence my brilliant conclusion.![]()
What is your cruising speed, I bet that makes the difference, and may be changing the direction at the way point make s the Phantom so to speak stop and turn instead of a smooth turn?I just did the same thing but got a different result. Except it wasn’t a very long mission.
In the one I linked to I set it up first using curved turns. Then I went to waypoint 1 and added another waypoint between it and WP2. Then I added another. I made sure they both had a zero degree radius (as you can see in the mission I linked to). Yet the AC never slowed at either of those to waypoints which were added later and had zero radius.
Could be that Litchi fixed this at some point? I’m definitely seeing different results but pretty sure doing the same thing you did.
About 20mph.What is your cruising speed, I bet that makes the difference, and may be changing the direction at the way point make s the Phantom so to speak stop and turn instead of a smooth turn?
Rod
Perhaps. The mission described was over a year ago. When it’s not so d$#! windy here, I’ll try it again. P.S. -I’m also on ios.I just did the same thing but got a different result. Except it wasn’t a very long mission.
In the one I linked to I set it up first using curved turns. Then I went to waypoint 1 and added another waypoint between it and WP2. Then I added another. I made sure they both had a zero degree radius (as you can see in the mission I linked to). Yet the AC never slowed at either of those to waypoints which were added later and had zero radius.
Could be that Litchi fixed this at some point? I’m definitely seeing different results but pretty sure doing the same thing you did.
That's interesting, as the waypoints I'm complaining about have 0 degrees of curve. I am, however, using the curved turns master setting for the mission.
I've noticed in several of my Litchi missions that, for no apparent, reason, the drone will slow down dramatically for a moment as it reaches a waypoint, then pick up speed again. I understand the drone will slow as it goes around sharp corners, but these instances have happened during a path that's relatively straight.
In my most recent incident, I had each waypoint set to use the cruising speed, which was set as 25 mph. I had around 35 waypoints, and this happened a couple of times near the last 2/3 or so of the mission. I'm using the Android version of Litchi.
Any thoughts what might be going on here? This isn't a huge issue, but it kind of spoils the video when the drone slows down all of a sudden, then speeds back up.
Thanks!
John
If Litchi actually reaches the waypoint it will pause. So even if you have a curved path - with no curve will allow it to reach the waypoint at which point it pauses to see if there are assigned actions. Waypoints are what triggers things to happen.I’m still not sure that’s correct. I’ll have to test it. I just looked at a mission I have flown a lot around my property line and a handful of straight line waypoints have curve size of zero. And I’ve never noticed a hesitation.
I am definitely not finding this to be true in every case. As in the test mission I posted above it flies straight through waypoints without stopping or slowing whenIf Litchi actually reaches the waypoint it will pause. So even if you have a curved path - with no curve will allow it to reach the waypoint at which point it pauses to see if there are assigned actions. Waypoints are what triggers things to happen.
What drone do you fly? You probably know this but.... if you have captions turned on (I think that’s what the option is called) then the gps coordinates are saved with the video and can be viewed in VLC. On my P3S they are in a SRT sidecar file. On the P4P, they are supposedly embedded in the video although I haven’t tried viewing those.Well I just now I looked at my video I posted yesterday.
1) OneDrive made a zip? That sucks.
2) I have know clue where the waypoints actually take place in the video. That sucks.
3) My Phantom still has some shakes I been trying to get rid of, and hasn't been drinking that much. That Sucks
3 Strikes and you are out....
I'm going to remove it, so nobody waist there time, etc.
I will try a better test.
Rod
You can then cross reference the coordinates of the waypoints in Litchi with the coordinates displayed with the video.P3A, yes I uploaded the srt and the mp4. I guess onedrive zipped them together.
I got some really weird internet issues at the moment, I will be back....
Rod
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