Chrome Litchi Virtual Mission

Adds ability to export mission from mission hub as google earth virtual tour

What is Chrome Litchi Virtual Mission?

Chrome Litchi Virtual Mission is a unique Chrome extension designed to integrate with the Fly Litchi mission hub. With this tool, users are able to efficiently export their selected missions as Google Earth virtual tour .kml files. The exported files can then be viewed in the Google Earth application for an immersive flight mission visualization experience.

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By: bazuchan

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Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.56 (18)

Version: 0.2.1 (Last updated: 2019-06-29)

Creation date: 2019-06-29

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 8.56K

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 9200 ▼ 42

Other rankings

#5434 in Developer Tools ▼ 5 #1 in mission keyword 7

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Summary

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This extension provides same functionality as Virtual Litchi Mission app https://mavicpilots.com/threads/virtual-litchi-mission.31109/

Usage:

Install google-earth(-pro) desktop app.
Go to https://flylitchi.com/hub
Select a mission, click "MISSIONS"->"Export as VLM", it will download .kml file
Click downloaded .kml file to open it in google earth (or import it into google arth manually).
In google earth click mission name under "Temporary places" and double-click "Virtual mission"
Enjoy :)

User reviews

User reviews summary

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Pros

The virtual tour is visually appreciated by non-technical users.
It provides great assistance in mission planning.
The extension allows users to fly virtual tours from both MAC and PC.

Cons

Reported as no longer working and possibly abandoned by the developer.
Problems with the interpretation of mission altitude data after recent changes.
Issues with the VLM itself, like mismatches in gimbal pitch and speed during simulations.

Most mentioned

Useful for previewing routes and catching mistakes before actual flight
Works well for some, with no issues for certain users
The ability to virtualize missions without using a virtual machine (especially noted by Mac users)