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TOALP / take-off reference: first waypoint
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First mission tips New to DroneGo.io? Keep the route simple, select your drone, check TOALP/height, validate, then follow the Android/DJI RC-style DJI Fly install guide. DroneGo automates the flight path; you still press record or take photos.
First mission guide Install in DJI Fly
Mission validation
Collapsed until you need it. Red issues block export, amber warnings need review, blue items are advisory. Validation help
Not run yet.
Tap the map to place your first waypoint
Draw route Route controls now stay on the map so you can work in one place. Route help
Whole profile adjustment
Export mission Validate the final route, then generate DJI install-pack and Google Earth review files. Export help
Not validated yet.
First mission export checklist
  • Drone profile selected
  • TOALP / take-off reference checked
  • Height profile and camera direction reviewed
  • Validation findings reviewed
  • Recording/photo start and stop points decided
  • DJI Fly install steps opened
Pre-flight notes
Before export Please review route, altitude, TOALP, airspace and obstacles before flight.
Before first mission use Practice in an open safe area before operational use.
Automation limits Repeatable missions improve consistency, but they do not guarantee identical real-world flight.
TOALP and height helpDrone support
DJI waypoint height is calculated from take-off. For repeatability, launch from the planned take-off point or set TOALP correctly if take-off differs from the first waypoint. Why this matters
Camera setup Place subject points when needed, or add camera shot sections to control direction and gimbal pitch along the route. Camera help
Subject focus Place one or more subject points when the camera should track a real thing on the ground.
Use this when the drone should keep looking at a real subject. Each subject point can still be edited after placement.
Focus end % is cumulative mission progress where each subject stops being tracked. The last one should usually end at 100%.
Directional shots Apply camera behavior to a section of the route. Pick a shot type, set its defaults, add it to the route, then drag its A/B handles on the map or height profile.
Choose a shot type first. The fields underneath change to match that choice.
No shot sections yet.
Fallback route direction Path-facing camera Used whenever no subject focus or shot section is active.
0?
This is the fallback angle for plain route-following sections. It stays available, but it is no longer the main decision point.
Planning objects
Add reference objects to the map while planning. They save with the project in this browser and can be dragged on the map after placement. Objects and validation help
No planning objects yet.
Height profile Tap the chart to add a point. Tap an existing point to select it. On desktop, you can still drag points directly. Height help
Mission progress 0%
Point list
Mission preview Orbit, zoom and inspect your route over satellite imagery. Preview help
3D MISSION PREVIEW
Plan your route on the map above, then tap Update 3D view to preview the mission in context.
About this preview
Orbit, zoom and inspect the planned route over satellite imagery. Terrain clearance is sampled where enabled. Planning objects (buildings, towers, cranes, turbines) are shown in 3D. Use 'Download Fly-through' for a Google Earth Pro review file.