Tell me if there is any documentation on the format of the data that is loaded into the console. Exactly: 1) Requirements for the file of the field boundaries in the Shape format. I found out that on the flash drive they should be in the DJI / ShapeFile / folder. This is how the field boundaries are transmitted, but how do you add the calibration point and obstacles there? 2) What is the extension of the * .djitile file? Is this the file containing the field map and obstacle course? What are the requirements for it? What folder should be on the flash drive? The remote control does not see it. 3) Is it possible to load a flight route into the console, for example, in KML format immediately, taking into account ground elevations and obstacles, that is, a route by points.

With point 2, the issue is resolved. This is what the project of the task looks like, which is created on a USB flash drive: dji/routes/nameproject. Folder "routes" contains files nameproject.djitile, nameproject.djitile-journal and folder nameproject. Folder namemproject contains files gsddsm.tif, segment.tif with geo reference files gsddsm.tfw, segment.tfw.

when you insert a USB flash drive with these files into the drone's remote control, it immediately sees the task, but when you try to load it, it gives an error: nameproject Failed to import task file.

What is the reason for this problem and why a file on a 20 hectare field occupies 200 megabytes. Does a route with field boundaries really weigh that much?

estou com a mesma duvida, A DJI precisa melhor muito nesse ponto, está bloqueando demais os arquivos , para nos deixarem escravos dos seus softwares, se ela permitisse a interação com outros softwares de SIG e a importação dos principais formatos de arquivos, com certeza a tecnologia ia desenvolver muito mais rápido e a gama de aplicação de seus produtos iria aumentar