Yes, the KML is generated during step 3. DSM, Orthomosaic and Index, if step 3 is red after you tried to process it, it is likely that an error occurred.
Was there an error message? If there was no pop-up with a message, there should be a trace in the log file (text file in the results folder) or the log output, e.g. :
If you could post a screenshot of the quality check at the top of the quality report, this could help to detect problems as well, e.g. :
There are 10 blocks in the project. I’d try to fix these and try the kml in step 3 later on. It could be that there is not enough overlap between the images, which results in several blocks. Let us know how the steps below went!
Multiple blocks : A block is a set of images that were calibrated together. Multiple blocks indicate that there were not enough matches between the different blocks to provide a global optimization (see the graph 2D Keypoint Matches). The different blocks might not be perfectly georeferenced with respect to each other.
What to do :
Enabling the option _Rematch _may improve the connection between the blocks. For more information about the _Rematch _option: 205327965.
Adding Manual Tie Points between the blocks and reoptimizing can connect the blocks together. For more information: 202560349.
Capturing new images with more overlap may be required.
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