In progress APM/UDB Mission Planner
Yet another mission planner in the works, i dont personally use either AP as i am creating my own.
As part of my dabblings i am creating an offline mapping tool etc for my GCS which i though might be useful to others. It's written in C# and leverages a fair few different map sources and caches the images to disk for offline use.
Needs .net 3.5 framework to run.
Right click to drag the map.
Grab it from here http://www.exsis.co.uk/MissionPlanner.zip
- and yes it is very much a work in progress (read full of bugs and missing fluff)
Cheers
Justin
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Comment by Marco Glattfelder on August 26, 2010 at 7:19am -
Nice. I develop c# too. Any chance to have the source code (I know, I know: I don't like to show my code while still in progress too...)?
I like the way you're loading the maps: Really a lot of different maps can be loaded. I btw: I live in the upper right corner of the maps shown in the picture above..
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Comment by Justin Wilson on August 26, 2010 at 7:37am -
Bet the weather is nicer on your side of the pond....Hertfordshire is rather gray at the moment...
Anywho if enough people are interested i can place it in source control (Source Gear Fortress) for people to play with, if not i can send you a zip with all the fluff in it. And yes, due to having written it this morning it is held together with Sellotape and bubble gum...
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Comment by hamadivo on August 26, 2010 at 11:11am -
Hello,
nice work!
could you share the source code.
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Comment by Alex McEwan on August 26, 2010 at 1:25pm -
Nice work with the maps
Please share so we can all learn from your work.
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Comment by Justin Wilson on August 26, 2010 at 11:46pm
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Any one who wants the current source C# spagetti send me an email and i'll send the VS project.
Cheers
Justin
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Comment by Richard Warrender on August 28, 2010 at 3:57am -
Yes please justin. Looks good
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Comment by Tim - Arduino for Visual Studio on August 31, 2010 at 1:54pm -
Nice, yes would love to see the source thanks
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