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  Ultimate Dog Simulator 1.2 Apk Mod (Points) For Android Analisa Hadfield <hadfieldanalisa@gmail.com> - 2023-12-28 16:36 -0800

#79850 — Ultimate Dog Simulator 1.2 Apk Mod (Points) For Android

There's no way of sorting given locations in emulator.If your GPX file provides element, loaded points are sorted according to that value plus delays are added.However this parameter is optional, so in that case emulator should load it in file order, but it doesn't (as you noticed). It seems that it is a bug in Android emulator - points from KML files are loaded in order.As for now, convert your GPX to KML format or check if your device can provide time entries.


I know this is an old post. Stumbled upon this same issue just yesterday when on my Xcode 13 app was working fine and tested in iPhone 11 Pro for the last few weeks. Maybe was sleepy or hit some kind of wrong key but afterward only iPad devices and no iPhone devices available in simulator. Tried to close Xcode and restart the Mac with no luck.



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What work is that I remember in the top level project folder under the General Tab --> Deployment, there is a checkbox for iPhone, iPad. Somehow the iPhone was unchecked. After checking iPhone, the iPhone simulators were available again. Hopefully this help others that have the same issue.


Synchronise your planning data with your Simrad multifunction display anytime, anywhere. The Simrad App allows you the freedom and flexibility to save your waypoints, routes and tracks in the app at home or on your display on the water and simply synchronise the two at any time.


Many mobile and desktop apps consume web services. During the software development phase, it's common to deploy a web service locally and consume it from an app running in the Android emulator or iOS simulator. This avoids having to deploy the web service to a hosted endpoint, and enables a straightforward debugging experience because both the app and web service are running locally.


.NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) apps that run on Windows or MacCatalyst can consume ASP.NET Core web services that are running locally over HTTP or HTTPS without any additional work, provided that you've trusted your development certificate. However, additional work is required when the app is running in the Android emulator or iOS simulator, and the process is different depending on whether the web service is running over HTTP or HTTPS.


The iOS simulator uses the host machine network. Therefore, apps running in the simulator can connect to web services running on your local machine via the machines IP address or via the localhost hostname. For example, given a local web service that exposes a GET operation via the /api/todoitems/ relative URI, an app running on the iOS simulator can consume the operation by sending a GET request to :/api/todoitems/ or :/api/todoitems/.


When running a .NET MAUI app in the iOS simulator from Windows, the app is displayed in the remote iOS simulator for Windows. However, the app is running on the paired Mac. Therefore, there's no localhost access to a web service running in Windows for an iOS app running on a Mac.


A .NET MAUI app running in the Android emulator or iOS simulator can consume an ASP.NET Core web service that's running locally over HTTP. This can be achieved by configuring your .NET MAUI app project and your ASP.NET Core web service project to allow clear-text HTTP traffic.






A .NET MAUI app running in the Android emulator or iOS simulator can then consume an ASP.NET Core web service that's running locally over HTTP, provided that web service is launched with the http profile.


Attempting to invoke a local secure web service from a .NET MAUI app running in an Android emulator will result in a java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException being thrown, with a message indicating that the trust anchor for the certification path hasn't been found. Similarly, attempting to invoke a local secure web service from a .NET MAUI app running in an iOS simulator will result in an NSURLErrorDomain error with a message indicating that the certificate for the server is invalid. These errors occur because the local HTTPS development certificate is self-signed, and self-signed certificates aren't trusted by Android or iOS. Therefore, it's necessary to ignore SSL errors when an app consumes a local secure web service.


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Litchi's Ground Station mode allows you to setup waypoint missions. 

 Place multiple waypoints on a map however far you want and the aircraft will fly from waypoint to waypoint and complete the mission even if the signal is lost. 

 On Android, to enter the Ground Station, press the Flight Mode icon at the top left of the Litchi screen. Select "GS". You can then start editing missions. 






To add a waypoint, tap anywhere on the map. You can add up to 15 waypoints. 

 To view the waypoint settings, tap the waypoint itself. To drag a waypoint, do a long press on the waypoint, then move it around. 

 To delete a waypoint, tap the waypoint to open its settings, then tap the minus icon at the top left corner of the waypoint settings window. 

 To insert a waypoint between two consecutive waypoints, tap the first waypoint of the two to open its settings, then tap the plus icon at the top left corner of the waypoint settings window. A waypoint will then be inserted between this waypoint and the next, it will be placed exactly in the middle of these two waypoints.


The drawing tool allows you to quickly setup a waypoints mission, simply draw the path you want the aircraft to follow. 

 To enter the drawing mode, tap the pencil icon located in the top right corner of the map. Then, draw the mission path on the map. 

 When you are done, lift your finger from the screen and a Batch waypoint settings window will appear, use it to set global settings for the waypoints that will be created from the drawn path. 

 In this window, you will find an additional setting, the "Waypoint Spacing" which is the minimum distance between the waypoints that will form the drawn path. Slide all the way to the left to select "Optimized" which will automatically determine the minimum amount of waypoints required to form the drawn path.




 Waypoint mode lets you plan a path made of several waypoints that the drone can then fly autonomously. 

 Classic waypoint missions can be planned as well as advanced camera moves such as Selfies and Cable Cams. 

 Enter the Waypoint mode by pressing the Flight Mode icon at the top left of the Litchi screen. Select "Waypoint". You can then start editing missions. 






To add a waypoint, tap anywhere on the map (make sure that the POI toggle is not on). 

 Info It is also possible to add a waypoint at the drone's current location when it is already flying using the custom function "Waypoint at Aircraft" which can be bound to one of the customizable remote controller buttons in the 'Keys' settings section. 

 To view the waypoint settings, tap the waypoint itself. To drag a waypoint, do a long press on the waypoint, then move it around. 

 To delete a waypoint, tap the waypoint to open its settings, then tap the minus icon at the top left corner of the waypoint settings window. 

 To insert a waypoint between two consecutive waypoints, tap the first waypoint of the two to open its settings, then tap the plus icon at the top left corner of the waypoint settings window. A waypoint will then be inserted between this waypoint and the next, it will be placed exactly in the middle of these two waypoints. 

 Important The 3D distance between consecutive waypoints must be between 0.6m and 1999m.


Actions are performed when the aircraft arrives at the waypoint. There are six different waypoint actions, three of which accept an additional parameter. 

 You can add up to 15 different actions for each waypoint. 

 Important Waypoint actions are ignored when the mission "Path Mode" is "Curved Turns" as the aircraft will not stop at waypoints then.


When adding a new POI, all waypoints which have no assigned POI will have their heading setting adjusted in order to target the new POI. 

 To drag a POI, do a long press on the POI, then move it around. This will automatically adjust the heading setting of the waypoints that are currently targetting the POI. 

 To view the POI settings, tap on the POI. You will be able to adjust the POI's altitude which is used for the "Focus POI" waypoint gimbal setting. 

 To delete a POI, while the POI settings window is displayed, tap on the top left corner trash icon. Deleting a POI will automatically reassign nearest POIs for waypoints which had the now-deleted POI in target.


When you are done, lift your finger from the screen and a Batch waypoint settings window will appear, use it to set global settings for the waypoints that will be created from the drawn path. 

 In this window, you will find an additional setting, the "Waypoint Spacing" which is the minimum distance between the waypoints that will form the drawn path. Slide all the way to the left to select "Optimized" which will automatically determine the minimum amount of waypoints required to form the drawn path.


The Batch Edit tool allows you to easily edit multiple waypoints at once. 

 To enter Batch Edit mode, tap the Batch Edit icon located in the top right corner of the map, under the Tools submenu. 

 While in Batch Edit mode, additional buttons will display at the bottom left of the screen which can be used to select all waypoints (Select All), edit selected waypoints (Edit), delete selected waypoints (Delete) or exit Batch Edit mode (Cancel). 

 To select a waypoint, tap on the waypoint's marker. You can select as many waypoints as you want. 

 To edit the selected waypoints, tap the "Edit" button located in the buttons bar at the bottom left of the screen. A waypoint settings window will then appear, it contains the same settings as when editing a single waypoint. When you are done making changes, tap the "Apply/OK" button to apply the changes you made to all previously selected waypoints. Only modified properties marked with a star icon will be applied to the selected waypoints. 

 For the altitude, there is an additional setting allowing you to set an altitude relative to the "Home" point (similar as when editing a single waypoint), relative to the "Current" waypoint altitudes, or relative to the "Ground". 

"Current" can be used to increase or decrease multiple waypoint altitudes by an offset, for example if you set the altitude to +30m relative to "Current", all selected waypoints will have their current altitudes increased by 30m. 

When the "Ground" option is selected, Litchi will automatically calculate the correct waypoint altitudes given the ground elevation at each waypoint, using the ground elevation at waypoint 1 as the reference. For the best results and because waypoint 1 is used as a reference, it is strongly advised to place waypoint 1 in a location close to where the drone will take off (i.e. similar ground elevation). This option requires internet as it uses the google elevation data which is only available online.

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