Hello, thank you for sharing such useful experience. I followed the instructions and everything was fine until the final step of pressing "Go" when nothing happened. Everything seems fine and all waypoints are displayed correctly (I am using the Mavic 3 Classic and the RC controller).
On RC, If I add POI to waypoint mission that copied from Flight hub 2, then the order of waypoint is changed. Currently I can't find any way to fix this issue.
Do you have the DJI RC or the DJI RC pro. And if you have the DJI RC (not pro) did you get it to work? When I load the file to see my flight hub file that I renamed it loads the file but nothing on the screen no waypoints at all.
I also couldn't run the mission in Dji RC although I also replaced the file in the waponts folder... most likely this applies to Dji Rc Pro and Android phones. In any case, thanks a lot!
It does work in DJI RC. Check the other comments where someone who had an issue managed to solve it. He didn’t do something properly in the flighthub2 software, while creating the mission.
This is very good, however this does not work 100% when using Android version of Dji Fly...I prefer to use my Android mobile with Dji Fly rather than buying Rc pro device...One key feature that is missing, is When signal lost occur, the mission can not continue if we use Android Dji Fly... Any solution? Tks
So is there a way to create a mission with litchi or dronelink and export this mission to a kmz file? then next follow the steps to load this kmz file into the dji rc pro.....// reason is also since the fligthub 2 software will run out of beta soon.......
About the DJI RC (not PRO), I have an issue. I made a waypoint mission and tested OK with iPhone on RC-N1. Then I did all steps to copy this waypoints mission to RC. Everything was OK when I open waypoint mission and it was shown on the RC's screen. But when I press "GO" nothing happened! Mavic 3 did not start the mission.
We do not have the plain RC, so we haven’t tested that controller. We used and tested RC Pro and iOS devices. Maybe for that kind of advanced desktop made missions, using a better RC would be wise. Thanks for pointing that out. We can’t confirm or deny the issue you mentioned, for the plain RC.
@@invasla I purchased a RC pro in order to solve above problem. But there is no different from RC no pro. I just realized that if in waypoint editing (by Flight hub 2 on PC) I set "Waypoint type" to "Coordinated turn, skips waypoint" then mission won't be performed on both RC pro and RC no pro. If I set Waypoint type to "Straight route, aircraft stops" then mission can be started. This issue is just available in both RC with screen integrated, not in iPhone.
Do you know of any way to get this to work for the DJI Mini 2 SE? The DJI Fly app does not have the waypoint function. I have been trying to use some of the automated video shots to see if those will save a kmz file I can use, but have't figured it out. Thanks in advance.
There is no way to add waypoints on a drone that doesn’t support them and doesn’t have msdk support for third party apps like litchi. So, no you can’t have waypoints on mini2SE.
There was another comment here where someone gave directions to access folders in DJI RC. But another user did access the folders but without success on viewing the replaced mission. We are going to test it ourselves with a DJI RC in a few days and let everyone know our findings.
Now I just read that they worked it out in DJI RC. We will still post a video with instructions for DJI RC, but consider this as doable in this controller.
Hi can you help please?? with mini 3 pro need to take 5 photos on a project from the same point every month very simple but no such an option Thank you very much Ronny
But I still need a way to use the photos for agisoft meta shape. Does this mean even though it’s not SDK compatible, I can still use it to create 3d maps?
You won’t be able to directly use third party app to fly it, that needs sdk that only the enterprise has. But if you import a mission to shoot the photos, I suppose these photos would do for assembling the 3D map on a desktop third party software later. Mind that there is not distance interval command in regular mavic 3, only time interval. So if you setup a mission with distance interval to shoot a photo every 2 meters, it may not work on regular mavic 3. This is the next thing I want to try. But probably I will have to set time interval in seconds and appropriate speed, to have roughly a shot every 2 meters.
Mavic 3 consumer series include mavic 3, mavic 3 cine, mavic 3 classic. This is a workaround to design waypoint missions on a pc and transfer them to a consumer mavic 3 drone. This feature normally is only for enterprise models.
Doesn't really bring any benefit. Find it more cumbersome than doing it directly in the app. It would be good to be able to somehow import a mission. Then there would be the possibility of doing mapping.
where can i find the saved waypoint files that i make on my phone using dji fly, i can't find the folder on my internal storage (internal storage - android - ...). I already make flight plan on flyhub2 and dwonload the file but i can't replace it with the file on dji fly. bcs i can't find where the jfi fly files stored. note im using dji mavic 3 and basic controller N1 (without screen).
As mentioned in the video, the path on android devices to the app's files looks like this: android/data/dji.go.v5/files/waypoint. Did you find at least the dji.go.v5 folder?
@@invasla i finally found it but with the help of app called total commander on android, by default the folder it's somehow hidden by the system. And yes it works thx for the great videos.
@@jimmypratama3678 actually I prefer 3rd party file managers too, instead of using the native one. Total Commander is nice, I used it on my old CrystaSky monitor. On my Rc Pro I use Cx File Expolorer. For the purpose of the tutorial though, I used the native file explorer.
fly hub 2 is nice, but I found it's bit hard to manually make the mission bcs it didn't show the coverage of the lens from each shot (overlay %) based on the altitude for mapping purposes. On the other hand I have seen the AUTEL software it can automatically calculate how far for each gap based on the set altitude. Also can u explain the multi battery procedure for longer mission, I have tried to manually pause then do RTH but after change the new battery I can't resume the mission so I have to manually set the first waypoint on the last flight ended because it's my first time do multi battery mission. sorry if my grammar messed up I'm still learning english.
@@jimmypratama3678 some enterprise features do not work on regular mavic3. This is only a workaround to plan missions on your pc. It’s not a way to add enterprise features to the mavic3. Also flight hub 2 is in beta version, it’s not a finished software with all its features yet.
We tested this on RC PRO controller, the black one with the built in screen, for Mavic 3, if that’s the one you mentioned as “Mavic Pro Controller”. The cheaper RC with the screen, the light gray one, is not something we use. If this method can’t be applied on that one, nice catch, thanks for the feedback. I think it is because it doesn’t have android home menu or file explorer, it is only limited to running the fly app. Other Android and iOS devices do work.
Actually, you can. Swipe down and tap settings. Tap storage. Tap internal shared storage. Tap Music & Audio. Tap Audio files. Tap the menu with the 3 dots in the upper right-hand corner and tap show internal storage. In the menu bar on the left select the disk or your SD card. Find the file you downloaded on the desktop. Long press and then the 3-dot menu again. Select copy to. Select the menu in top left again. Select DJI RC and navigate to the waypoints folder as stated in the video using the Internal Storage. Finally, tap copy. Hope this helps.
@@kevinelms6864 thanks for clarifying this. I thought that there would be a way to access internal storage on the DJI RC, but I couldn’t test it since I use RC PRO. 🙏
@@kevinelms6864 sorry Kevin I tried everything...I got to copy my flight hub KMZ file to the way points file...then copied my way point filename, deleted it then pasted the name to my flight hub created file. Then opened wapoints mission and loaded file...and guess what it the way point mission that I created in Dji way points on the controller . I can't get this to work at all. Why don't you make a video....on the Dji controller it's not easy to do any editing of files ....try it and see....thank you for your help but I just can't get it to work. If you have the DJI RC.
Just tried this exporting a mission from the Mavic 3E to the Mavic 3 Classic. Works perfectly. Thanks
Your radio is RC SMART?
this is cool!
Hello, thank you for sharing such useful experience. I followed the instructions and everything was fine until the final step of pressing "Go" when nothing happened. Everything seems fine and all waypoints are displayed correctly (I am using the Mavic 3 Classic and the RC controller).
Thank you so much for the tutorial! 👌
Keep up the good work!🤙
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On RC, If I add POI to waypoint mission that copied from Flight hub 2, then the order of waypoint is changed. Currently I can't find any way to fix this issue.
This is super helpful! Thank you for sharing!!
Do you have the DJI RC or the DJI RC pro. And if you have the DJI RC (not pro) did you get it to work? When I load the file to see my flight hub file that I renamed it loads the file but nothing on the screen no waypoints at all.
hi, I tried with the updated app and IOS device but it continues to make curves.. is there any particular setting?
Unfortunately doesn't help anyone with the standard controllers and not the pro. Is there any tutorial for those who do not have the pro?
Thank you very much, this is very cool!
This is the best!
I also couldn't run the mission in Dji RC although I also replaced the file in the waponts folder... most likely this applies to Dji Rc Pro and Android phones. In any case, thanks a lot!
It does work in DJI RC. Check the other comments where someone who had an issue managed to solve it. He didn’t do something properly in the flighthub2 software, while creating the mission.
@@invasla Ok thanks, I'll try to figure it out !
This is very good, however this does not work 100% when using Android version of Dji Fly...I prefer to use my Android mobile with Dji Fly rather than buying Rc pro device...One key feature that is missing, is When signal lost occur, the mission can not continue if we use Android Dji Fly... Any solution? Tks
I need to test this in my rc pro and iOS device to see if there are differences.
This method can no longer be used because there is an update from DJI for the DJI FLY application, when you want to fly the application will crash
That’s sad. I will try it myself but I think it was a matter of time to block this workaround.
So is there a way to create a mission with litchi or dronelink and export this mission to a kmz file? then next follow the steps to load this kmz file into the dji rc pro.....// reason is also since the fligthub 2 software will run out of beta soon.......
There is no way (that I am aware of) to add litchi missions on mavic 3. I don’t know about dronelink missions.
About the DJI RC (not PRO), I have an issue. I made a waypoint mission and tested OK with iPhone on RC-N1. Then I did all steps to copy this waypoints mission to RC. Everything was OK when I open waypoint mission and it was shown on the RC's screen. But when I press "GO" nothing happened! Mavic 3 did not start the mission.
We do not have the plain RC, so we haven’t tested that controller. We used and tested RC Pro and iOS devices. Maybe for that kind of advanced desktop made missions, using a better RC would be wise. Thanks for pointing that out. We can’t confirm or deny the issue you mentioned, for the plain RC.
@@invasla I purchased a RC pro in order to solve above problem. But there is no different from RC no pro. I just realized that if in waypoint editing (by Flight hub 2 on PC) I set "Waypoint type" to "Coordinated turn, skips waypoint" then mission won't be performed on both RC pro and RC no pro. If I set Waypoint type to "Straight route, aircraft stops" then mission can be started. This issue is just available in both RC with screen integrated, not in iPhone.
Do you know of any way to get this to work for the DJI Mini 2 SE? The DJI Fly app does not have the waypoint function. I have been trying to use some of the automated video shots to see if those will save a kmz file I can use, but have't figured it out. Thanks in advance.
There is no way to add waypoints on a drone that doesn’t support them and doesn’t have msdk support for third party apps like litchi. So, no you can’t have waypoints on mini2SE.
The DJI RC has no such folder structure to copy KMZ file to
There was another comment here where someone gave directions to access folders in DJI RC. But another user did access the folders but without success on viewing the replaced mission. We are going to test it ourselves with a DJI RC in a few days and let everyone know our findings.
Now I just read that they worked it out in DJI RC. We will still post a video with instructions for DJI RC, but consider this as doable in this controller.
which solution for DJI RC?
Hi can you help please??
with mini 3 pro need to take 5 photos on a project from the same point every month very simple but no such an option
Thank you very much
Ronny
Does Mini3pro have hyperlapse with waypoints? If yes, try it this way.
But I still need a way to use the photos for agisoft meta shape. Does this mean even though it’s not SDK compatible, I can still use it to create 3d maps?
You won’t be able to directly use third party app to fly it, that needs sdk that only the enterprise has. But if you import a mission to shoot the photos, I suppose these photos would do for assembling the 3D map on a desktop third party software later. Mind that there is not distance interval command in regular mavic 3, only time interval. So if you setup a mission with distance interval to shoot a photo every 2 meters, it may not work on regular mavic 3. This is the next thing I want to try. But probably I will have to set time interval in seconds and appropriate speed, to have roughly a shot every 2 meters.
Hello! Does anyone know if it is possible to have this to work on the DJI Air 3? Thank you.
I have only tested it in mavic 3. Air3 has the same waypoint function. It could work.
does this work for the mavic 3 drone or just the series category
Mavic 3 consumer series include mavic 3, mavic 3 cine, mavic 3 classic. This is a workaround to design waypoint missions on a pc and transfer them to a consumer mavic 3 drone. This feature normally is only for enterprise models.
Very nice!! do you know if this works for the mavic PRO 3? the most recent release for the 3 consumer series! Thanks
All mavic 3 drones, non-pro, pro, classic, cine, pro cine, share the same system. It works on all of them.
Doesn't really bring any benefit. Find it more cumbersome than doing it directly in the app. It would be good to be able to somehow import a mission. Then there would be the possibility of doing mapping.
where can i find the saved waypoint files that i make on my phone using dji fly, i can't find the folder on my internal storage (internal storage - android - ...). I already make flight plan on flyhub2 and dwonload the file but i can't replace it with the file on dji fly. bcs i can't find where the jfi fly files stored. note im using dji mavic 3 and basic controller N1 (without screen).
As mentioned in the video, the path on android devices to the app's files looks like this: android/data/dji.go.v5/files/waypoint. Did you find at least the dji.go.v5 folder?
@@invasla i finally found it but with the help of app called total commander on android, by default the folder it's somehow hidden by the system. And yes it works thx for the great videos.
@@jimmypratama3678 actually I prefer 3rd party file managers too, instead of using the native one. Total Commander is nice, I used it on my old CrystaSky monitor. On my Rc Pro I use Cx File Expolorer. For the purpose of the tutorial though, I used the native file explorer.
fly hub 2 is nice, but I found it's bit hard to manually make the mission bcs it didn't show the coverage of the lens from each shot (overlay %) based on the altitude for mapping purposes. On the other hand I have seen the AUTEL software it can automatically calculate how far for each gap based on the set altitude.
Also can u explain the multi battery procedure for longer mission, I have tried to manually pause then do RTH but after change the new battery I can't resume the mission so I have to manually set the first waypoint on the last flight ended because it's my first time do multi battery mission. sorry if my grammar messed up I'm still learning english.
@@jimmypratama3678 some enterprise features do not work on regular mavic3. This is only a workaround to plan missions on your pc. It’s not a way to add enterprise features to the mavic3. Also flight hub 2 is in beta version, it’s not a finished software with all its features yet.
There is no way to do that on the DJI RC controller. Maybe on the Mavic Pro controller. But not on the RC with the built in screen.
We tested this on RC PRO controller, the black one with the built in screen, for Mavic 3, if that’s the one you mentioned as “Mavic Pro Controller”. The cheaper RC with the screen, the light gray one, is not something we use. If this method can’t be applied on that one, nice catch, thanks for the feedback. I think it is because it doesn’t have android home menu or file explorer, it is only limited to running the fly app. Other Android and iOS devices do work.
@@invasla Correct
Actually, you can. Swipe down and tap settings. Tap storage. Tap internal shared storage. Tap Music & Audio. Tap Audio files. Tap the menu with the 3 dots in the upper right-hand corner and tap show internal storage. In the menu bar on the left select the disk or your SD card. Find the file you downloaded on the desktop. Long press and then the 3-dot menu again. Select copy to. Select the menu in top left again. Select DJI RC and navigate to the waypoints folder as stated in the video using the Internal Storage. Finally, tap copy. Hope this helps.
@@kevinelms6864 thanks for clarifying this. I thought that there would be a way to access internal storage on the DJI RC, but I couldn’t test it since I use RC PRO. 🙏
@@kevinelms6864 sorry Kevin I tried everything...I got to copy my flight hub KMZ file to the way points file...then copied my way point filename, deleted it then pasted the name to my flight hub created file. Then opened wapoints mission and loaded file...and guess what it the way point mission that I created in Dji way points on the controller . I can't get this to work at all. Why don't you make a video....on the Dji controller it's not easy to do any editing of files ....try it and see....thank you for your help but I just can't get it to work. If you have the DJI RC.
Too complicated !!!
Workarounds are usually complicated. The non-complicated way is to get Mavic3Enterprise that transfers through cloud all the missions.
DUH! @@invasla