DJI Mobile SDK Documentation

      class DJIWaypointV2GimbalPathPointInfo

      @interface DJIWaypointV2GimbalPathPointInfo : NSObject
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Inherits From:NSObject
      Description:

      This class defines the gimbal path point info parameters.

      Class Members:
      Running Time
      property
      property runningTime
      @property (nonatomic, assign) float runningTime
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Description:

      The rotation time of the gimbal(unit: second). The gimbal will rotate at its maximum speed when the value is set to 0.

      Stay Time
      property
      property stayTime
      @property (nonatomic, assign) float stayTime
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Description:

      The time stays at the target location including the time of photo taken(unit: second). For example: the Zenmuse P1 takes about 0.7s to take a photo. If you set stay time with 1s, the gimbal will stay for 0.3s after the camera has finished taking a photo. If the stay time is less than the photo time, the next PathPoint will be executed immediately after the photo is taken.

      Euler Roll
      property
      property eulerRoll
      @property (nonatomic, assign) float eulerRoll
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Description:

      Euler target angle for roll (North East Down coordinate system). Unit: degree. You should use DJIGimbalParamAdjustRoll to get the adjustable roll range.

      Euler Pitch
      property
      property eulerPitch
      @property (nonatomic, assign) float eulerPitch
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Description:

      Euler target angle for pitch(North East Down coordinate system). Unit: degree. You should use DJIGimbalParamAdjustPitch to get the adjustable pitch range.

      Euler Yaw
      property
      property eulerYaw
      @property (nonatomic, assign) float eulerYaw
      Header:DJIWaypointV2Action.h
      Description:

      Euler target angle for yaw (Unit: degree). The yaw angle is relative to the aircraft heading. If you set yaw angle to 0 degree, the direction of the gimbal will be the same as the aircraft heading. You should use DJIGimbalParamAdjustYaw to get the adjustable yaw range.