so ive been using Litchi for probably two years now for all my automated waypoint stuff and its been mostly fine but ive been hearing a lot about Dronelink lately and im wondering if its actually worth the hassle of switching over or learning a whole new interface

main thing i do is corridor mapping and some basic inspection passes over cell towers so i need reliable waypoint execution and good overlap control, Litchi handles it ok but the mission hub interface on desktop feels pretty dated at this point and sometimes syncing to the phone is just annoying

anyone actually migrated from one to the other and have thoughts? specifically curious if dronelink's execution on a Mini 3 Pro is solid or if theres still some weirdness with the SDK integration

switched to dronelink maybe 8 months ago after litchi kept having issues with my Air 2S and honestly the learning curve is real, like the first week i was ready to go back. but once it clicked the mission planning is so much more flexible, you can do conditional logic and stuff litchi just cant do

for corridor mapping specifically the linear mission type in dronelink is pretty much built for that use case. havent used it on a Mini 3 Pro but on the Air 2S the execution is rock solid, no weird behavior i can remember. the one thing i miss from litchi is the 3D mission preview was easier to read quickly, dronelinks version works but takes more clicks to get to what you want

not to derail but have either of you tried the built in waypoint stuff in the DJI Fly app now? i know its limited but for simple stuff it works and you dont need a subscription. just curious if thats even on your radar or if its too basic for what youre doing