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 -
Comments
@ Peter - I'll look at adding different units (ie feet..)
@ Mees Vincent - APM Planner caches all loaded content, and has always done. So long as you load it before you leave to go flying, you should be fine.
@ Amilcar - Please make sure you have the latest build. I removed reference to Microsoft.DirectX.DirectInput, just before I posted the zip file.
@ Ritchie - I will add some filters to load the older NAV_ versions, as well as the new shortened versions.
@ Russell - I will have a look at giving better zoom, but like ritchie said, the quality of the picture wont get any better, it will just start blurring out.
@ ALL - Thanks for the positive comments!
I thought the last one was good but now its just amazing. I have many many flight plans from previous ventures and the mavlink update made them useless and now this new version has done it again. Doesn't matter as its old stuff but it concerns me. The flight planning instructions such as nav_takeoff are not accepted when you upload a flight plan now and when you create a new one from scratch the names are now simple (takeoff instead of nav_takeoff) like the old days. So has happened to the missions options? are they shortened? has syntax changed?
@Russell
This updated mission planner doesn't zoom less than the last one and resolution "closer" than that is blurry unless you are in a well documented region (London, New York etc). I find planning on my 22" screen makes it considerably easier though.
It looks really great, but it no longer works under mono in linux :(
It issues an error about Microsoft.DirectX.DirectInput could not be loaded.
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