Over the past couple of weeks I have been busy reworking my original APM Mission Planner. Together with my partner/designer Samantha Nelson we have focused on improving the APM Planner’s interface, ideally resulting in a more intuitive user experience.
Below are a couple screenshots of the new APM Planner!
APM Planner Version 1.0.0 can be downloaded here -
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please update, the latest MP is 1.2.95
so long as it talks valid mavlink, and can process paramater requests it should work fine.
Just wanted to say thanks, Michael, for fixing APM planner so that it works under Mono! I'm using it in Ubuntu without a hitch! Amazing!!
Martin, Jim
We have some experimental code where you trigger the camera via a mavlink message from the GCS mission planner, or via a mission command.
It supports both servo, relay, or a camera electronic trigger signal.
But the code is still experimental, but stay tunned, it will come.
I think it depends on what type of shooter you use.
I have two different cameras and I use DO SET SERVO with one and DO SET RELAY with the other
I would like to know what is the command to shoot a camera on a waypoint?
I dowload google earth plugin on my computer for my google browser
I would like how link Google earth plugin beetween APM planner 1.0.84
I am so confused
Yes Gustav, I undertand that by GPS fences.
Sonia: Typically you load KMZ file into Google Earth, not the Mission Planner. Just download it here. If you don't have the plugin running on your PC, you can download that here.
Sonia, if Google Earth runs on your computer, APM Planner should work.
You have an internet connection when you set up a mission?
Martin, I think Chris is talking about "Geo Fencing", where you prevent the aircraft from going outside certain boundaries ?
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