Hot on the trail of Google Earth comes NASA World Wind. I haven't installed it yet but it promises 3D rendering, catalogs all natural disasters, simulation of hurricane dynamics, and much more.
Hot on the trail of Google Earth comes NASA World Wind. I haven't installed it yet but it promises 3D rendering, catalogs all natural disasters, simulation of hurricane dynamics, and much more.
That sounds like a cool site. Thanks for posting it.
That does sound pretty cool. Will have to download the .NETFramework first though. I'm doing that now...never really knew if it was required for anything, so never d/l it.
Looks like fun stuff! :thumbs: Vidster. I hope I have a chance to try it out soon.
I'm going to wait for my other lappy being repaired before installing it![]()
It's a huge programe, you need 1GB of disk space and World Wind's cache is 2Gb, but saying that it is awesome. Iv'e been trying to get to grips with it for abour 2 weeks, the graphics are fantastic. You must get it you won't be disapointed.Originally Posted by Vidster
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You're lappy is being repaired...Good!Originally Posted by Vidster
Ha Ha! I started downloading .netframework last night, using Firefox. At the same time you were discussing that MS Updates cannot be downloaded through Firefox (in another thread). Will have to start that process all over.![]()
Oh! So you have been using it already?? I can't wait to see it.Originally Posted by TDD
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Blizey,
Honestly I wouldn't waste your time on it!I liked the labels, and the freedom it gives you, but the detail is horrible, compared to Google Earth. I like Earth much better.
Hummmmm! I'll have a look at that too, Tyler. :-) Thanks
I took a screenshot of the US..
http://img345.imageshack.us/img345/3...033230n1ju.jpg
Not very good! :vom:
Are the images that bad when you zoom in as well Tyler? :?