I'd like to be able to export the plan of my cavity in KML format in the same way as with VisualTopo (‘Polygons’ option). I use this KML file to display the map on the topographical map. Currently, I export from CaveRenderPro in ‘PocketTopo’ format and use VisualTopo to create the KML.
If you select LRDUs + Volume before exporting to kml, then you should get something similar, the difference with VT being the polygones are not filled.
I also had an error message when I tried to import CRP generated *.kml files into QGIS and this was caused by slight format issue. *.kml files output by CRP don't follow exactly the structure/format of a *.kml file generated by Google Earth. However, the generated *.kml files are readable by Google Earth, so a way around to correct any format issues is to open the file in Google Earth and save/overwrite the file from there. Then the format glitches should be corrected and you should have no issues importing your files in third part software/apps.
This warning occurs because of the cave symbol at the entrance. Your application maybe have no permission to load the omega symbol from internet. Do you know "CORS"?
In CaveRenderPro you could switch off the omega symbol for Google Maps and Google Earth (File-Properties-Settings-Omega Symbol)
If I switch off the omega symbol, I get an error with the next external link in the KML file: Myabe caused by "http" ? Could be solved if the links where with "https" ? CORS mean "Cross-Origin Resource Sharing"