This is a customised Ardupilot firmware builder which allows to integrate custom patches, recall old builds etc. This is hosted on a private server but publicly accessible and the source code can be downloaded by anyone. Detailed instruction on how to build your custom firmware patcher based with this code are in the readme below. A live version of this app can be accessed here: https://ardupilot.equalmass.com
willpiper
27341e0c8c
Initial commit for custom build server
|
пре 4 година | |
|---|---|---|
| templates | пре 4 година | |
| .gitignore | пре 5 година | |
| LICENSE | пре 5 година | |
| README.md | пре 5 година | |
| app.py | пре 4 година | |
| app_test.py | пре 5 година | |
| create_continents.py | пре 5 година | |
| offline_check.py | пре 5 година | |
| offline_gen.py | пре 5 година | |
| terrain_gen.py | пре 5 година | |
| terraingen.ini | пре 5 година | |
| wsgi.py | пре 5 година |
README.md
ArduPilot terrain generator
Summary
This is a website that pre-generates terrain files for Ardupilot. The user enters in the details of the area they wish the generate terrain for, then the website will generate a terrain.zip file containing the relevant dat files. The user will download this file and then then need to unzip to a "terrain" folder on the SD card in their flight controller.
Pre-generation of Terrain
To ensure the website operates responsively, the terrain for the whole (-60 -> +60 latitude) world must be pregenerated. This will take some time.
Run offline_gen.py to download the SRTM files from ardupilot.org and convert them to the dat
file format. These files will be stored in the processedTerrain folder.
For developers
This website uses the flask library.
To install dependencies:
pip install flask wheel uwsgi numpy mavproxy crc16 pytest
To run:
python3 app.py
The unzipped processed files are temporarily stored in ./outputTer-tmp. These are deleted upon the zipping into a single downloadable file
The downloadable files are stored in ./outputTer
Each user request is given a UUID, which is incorporated into the folder/filename of the terrain files.
To run the unit tests, type pytest