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I just installed the new version of Google Earth:
Google Earth
7.1.1.1888
Build Date 7/12/2013

Playing with this and my SpacePilot Pro - what an a fun experience!!  Basically, much of the world now seems to have 3D depth - houses have height, trees protrude up from the terrain, city CBDs are highly detailed.  With the SPP, I can fly around, look in every direction.  How am I supposed to get real work done when I can play Google Earth SPP Flight Sim?

I previously posted about CADtoEarth at:
http://whatrevitwants.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/quickly-add-google-earth-site-context.html

Although some people have struggled to implement it or understand how it works, I still like it as a quick way to import Google Earth topography as site context.  The new version is on Exchange at:
http://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/RVT/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com%3acadtoearth%3aen



Video:


via email:
We, at AMC Bridge LLC, are excited to announce availability of new version of CADtoEarth for Revit the application that allows for seamless integration between Revit and Google Earth.

The CADtoEarth 2.0 add-in now allows users to create personal accounts on the CADtoEarth web application and provides individual control over the visibility of uploaded data.

We continue improving our applications, so please, dont hesitate to contact us at contact@amcbridge.com if you encounter any problems with the new version, or have any enhancement requests.

How to use

1. Download and install the latest, free Google Earth application. Existing Google Earth users should ensure they have updated to the latest version (version 7.0.2 or newer).
2. Save the qldglobe.kml file to your computer and double click on the file.

Some notes:
The default imagery used in Queensland Globe is the best available to the Queensland Government that can be released for public viewing.

All layers have been pre-set to only display between certain scales, i.e. more detailed layers will only display at larger scales (you may need to zoom in to see them).

High resolution aerial photography flown between August and December 2012 has recently been added for Brisbane, Ipswich, Moreton, Mackay, Redlands and the Sunshine Coast.

Main page:
http://www.nrm.qld.gov.au/mapping/queensland-globe.html