Google Earth + Flight Sim.
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What the hell are these fags flagging, it's a decent video. I'm guessing trans fat is finally starting to rot peoples brains.
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Oh yah the water is a solid in Google Earth.
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what do i need to download to run this
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lame
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If I remember correctly, press Alt for the toolbar.
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Is a replay retard
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Can someone tell me how to obtain the toolbar in flight sim?
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Enter in the Google earth flight simulator challenge, hosted by firebolt5191. Here you can try to achieve the highest altitude in Google Earth and compete against viewers worldwide
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You Know Many People Like To Play FS With Google Earth But I Think FSX And FS9 Just By Themselves Is Enough For Me And The Runway Graphics On Google Earth Don't Look That Good!!!
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looks like you only get about 3-5 frames per second, instead of an even flow of 22.
It also appears, buildings where they shouldnt be, notwihtstanding, that your mesh is rather accurate, for that area...why would you want google blocking up your bandwidth?
scyyz 3 years ago
Well, You're right my friend.
But since then I've made two things:
1) Upgrading to FSX
2) Upgrading my PC from P4 to Core-2 8500 + 9800 GTX.
Thus, I have no frame rate problems anymore! :)
daido1 3 years ago
hope i dont get in trouble for this but are those fake clouds covering an area around area 51? i looked all over and those were the only clouds i seen please respond to my account im very curious am i the only one who noticed this?
erichathy222 4 years ago
daido1 4 years ago
Nice but, what is your point whit this video? Microsoft use a real world map like Google earth.
Bien pero, cual es tu punto con este video?
Microsoft usa mapa del mundo real como Google Earth.
Ferfaktor 5 years ago
Ferfaktor, In general you're right.
But actually, Google Earth resolution is much higher
than MS. (about 2 meters).
That means that when you get closer to the ground
(less than 2000 feet), in MS-FS you can only see
the scenery's simulated objects, or very blurred
terrain, while in Google Earth you can see sharply
a high-resolution realistic picture, as if you
were sitting in a real air-plane and watching through the window
daido1 5 years ago