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Scan_Lee

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Mission Planning broken after updating
« on: July 29, 2025, 09:42:02 PM »
I updated from 2.0.3 to 2.2 and my Mission Planning no longer works. I've had several successful missions done over the years and after the updates, no modified version of the mission will fly. It pauses mid-flight and just wont do anything.

I noticed the issue is if I export out the camTrack as a campath and reimport it back in, it breaks the animation timeline and the duration turns to NaN. The speed is also set to 0 as well as losing precision in the coordinates. I've attached photos of the working mission and the nonworking mission.

I tried looking at the XML's it made of both the working and nonworking flights and noticed it was missing the shoot command at some point in one of my previous attempts. The missions look similar, but the reimported of the original mission just wont work. I've attached both of those as well.

I have reinstalled both 2.0.3 and 2.2.0 several times. Erased all data in the AppData folders and hidden folders. Deleted registry entries after uninstalls. I have reformatted my machine 3 times to clear any bugs or lingering configuration files. I've run bad sector checks on all my HDD incase...something. I sincerely think my machine is haunted at this point.

I even reached out to forum member "Paulo" to consult to no success. Appears to just be a weird...something? I'm utter lost and been trying to sort this for 10 straight days. Please help.
« Last Edit: October 01, 2025, 12:06:26 AM by Scan_Lee »

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Re: Mission Planning broken after updating
« Reply #1 on: July 29, 2025, 09:45:31 PM »
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Re: Mission Planning broken after updating
« Reply #2 on: July 30, 2025, 01:12:50 AM »
After more investigation, I see that the same waypoint loses some commands when its reimported and then exported again.

Mission made in Metashape and exported out as XML in referenced CS:

 <Placemark>
        <name>Waypoint18</name>
        <visibility>1</visibility>
        <description>Waypoint</description>
        <styleUrl>#waypointStyle</styleUrl>
        <ExtendedData xmlns:mis="www.dji.com">
          <mis:useWaylineAltitude>false</mis:useWaylineAltitude>
          <mis:turnMode>Auto</mis:turnMode>
          <mis:heading>0</mis:heading>
          <mis:gimbalPitch>-37</mis:gimbalPitch>
          <mis:actions>ShootPhoto</mis:actions>
          <mis:actions param="22">AircraftYaw</mis:actions>
          <mis:actions param="-90">GimbalPitch</mis:actions>

          <mis:actions>ShootPhoto</mis:actions>
        </ExtendedData>
        <Point>
          <altitudeMode>relativeToGround</altitudeMode>
          <coordinates>-118.50362178450798,34.173828195393639,7.8964029783034846</coordinates>
        </Point>
      </Placemark>

Same mission plan exported as path and reimported to duplicate mission plan:

<Placemark>
        <name>Waypoint18</name>
        <visibility>1</visibility>
        <description>Waypoint</description>
        <styleUrl>#waypointStyle</styleUrl>
        <ExtendedData xmlns:mis="www.dji.com">
          <mis:useWaylineAltitude>false</mis:useWaylineAltitude>
          <mis:turnMode>Auto</mis:turnMode>
          <mis:heading>-177</mis:heading>
          <mis:gimbalPitch>-48</mis:gimbalPitch>
          <mis:actions>ShootPhoto</mis:actions>
        </ExtendedData>
        <Point>
          <altitudeMode>relativeToGround</altitudeMode>
          <coordinates>-118.50358779586475,34.173876824511773,8.2329423697085531</coordinates>
        </Point>
      </Placemark>

The ReImported file lose the AircraftYaw and GimbalPitch param.