You've probably noticed that Michael Oborne seems to be improving and enhancing the Mission Planner every day, judging by the frequent autoupdates. And you wouldn't be far off from the truth! We don't post a changelog with every update (it's too many to keep up with), but if you're curious, you can always see them in the repository changes lists.
Michael recently posted on some of the more significant ones on the dev list, so I thought it would be helpful to repost them here, for a wider audience:
Mission Planner 1.2.7 enhancements:
Comment by jacekheli on August 23, 2012 at 12:06am Hi, there is always nice to see a good progress with MP. Could you share some more information about the Planner for Mac OS? When it might be available for Mac?
regards
Jacek
Comment by Omar Achraf on August 23, 2012 at 8:41am Nice features!
May I suggest that the screens PIDs can also be opened in flight screen?
I often felt the need to be seeing altitude, speed and attitude while setting PID values.
regards,
Omar
+1 for the planner on mac! virtual or dual boot options are possible but inelegant and not always as stable.
Hope you beat me (taking forever to complete my dronewing, so it's quite likely) to release before I need it.
Awesome stuff, keep it coming!
Comment by Trent at MyGeekShow on August 23, 2012 at 10:54am I'd like to see some kind of "odometer" that tracked ground (and/or air?) distance covered, it would be interesting to compare distance traveled to mAh used to calculate efficiency.
Comment by Trent at MyGeekShow on August 23, 2012 at 10:55am Awesome improvements by the way Michael! We are very grateful for your talents and time...
Comment by Gerrit Jan Baarda on August 23, 2012 at 2:07pm @jacekheli @Jay Byron
I think mono is available for mac. I run MP on linux using mono without much trouble now, my guess is it should run almost the same on mac.
Trent, i will look into that one.
Odometer, and time in the air.
Omar,
you can already do that. double click the pid header on the config page.
Comment by Marooned on August 23, 2012 at 10:45pm Michael, do you have preferred way to send you issues found in Planner? I have at least a few of them.
Comment by Grips on August 24, 2012 at 4:16am Ardurover Support! Never knew!
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