Exports
Everything DRONA generates is yours to take with you. You can flash, print, order, and share a build without being locked into the app.
Formats
| Export | What it’s for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| STL / 3MF | Printable meshes for the frame’s printed parts | Build tab / File menu |
| Betaflight CLI | A flight-controller config to paste into Betaflight | File menu |
| Wiring diagram | How the stack connects, color-coded | Build / File menu |
| BOM CSV | The bill of materials as a spreadsheet | File menu |
| Build report (PDF) | A shareable summary of the whole build | File menu |
The Betaflight CLI export is a real config dump: paste it into Betaflight’s CLI tab and hit save. Always review motor order and resource mapping against your actual flight controller before you fly.
The .vdx project file
.vdx is DRONA’s own project format (TOML under the hood, so it’s human-readable
and diff-friendly). It captures the whole design: config, chosen parts, and
state.
- Save: File menu, Save .vdx.
- Open: File menu, Open .vdx.
Use it to keep a build, reopen it later, hand it to a teammate, or check it into version control. Because it’s plain TOML, you can read exactly what’s in a build without opening the app.
What’s portable
A .vdx plus the exported STL/3MF, Betaflight CLI, wiring diagram, and BOM CSV
is everything another person needs to reproduce your build end to end, even if
they start from scratch.