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Hi Leo,
Astroplanner can have many data fields some user defined so the format would be variable.
For example this file is an export of the fields that I display most of the time but there are more.
Example 1 long.csv (1.0 KB)

I would suggest perhaps in the first instance you plan for a simple import with just Object, RA, Dec, Con and Notes as below.
Example 2 short.csv (287 Bytes)

Hope this helps.

Allan.

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Done, you’ll find in the next Daily Build.
Thank you Allan.

All the best
Leo

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I still use the mosaic and framing tool from SGP.
Right now I type the RA and Dec into sequence. It would be nice if we could import coordinates from a SGP plan.

Max

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You can just cut/paste from one to other works pretty fast.

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I originally did the same. I had all my targets coordinates after framing them in SGP in an excel document, though – so I was able to pretty easily get them into RoboClip.

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It would be nice to have a better way.

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You have telescopius and roboclip integration. No sense tu use sgp !!

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I’ve found telescopius truly beautiful. it is a nonsense even using tsx framing…

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I am trying to understand the telescopius interface. I have yet to find the mosaic function on the site.
I
Max

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I will do a short video today

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I used to use SGP for framing but switched to Telescopius a while ago. It works beautifully.

Glenn

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Thank you all.
I finally managed importing to Roboclip my SkySafary astroimage List.
First of all I imported it into AstroPlanner, and then re-exported as you explained from Astroplanner to CSV file.

I have only one question: I let the headers ID, RA, Dec, Constellation, Notes
I saw the Constellation header in one of your expample files, but it doesn’t use it.
I didn’t add PA, as I don’t have it defined in SkySafary.

Anyway, Roboclip imported all my objects!!
It’s amazing!
Thank you

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