• One of the add-ons I used with FSX was the IGC Flight Replay. Through various machinations you could get a FSX flight log into IGC format.

    While the application provided analysis of soaring performance the part I used the most was the ability to view your flight in Google Earth.

    Unfortunately due to a deprecation of the Google Earth API the application ceased to be functional several years ago.

    As an experiment I started looking to see how much of the IGC Flight Replay display functionality could be

    replicated though just KML.

    I created a small Java app that captures Aerofly FS 2 broadcast data and formats it as a KML linestring.

    The resulting display is not too far off the basic flight path display functionality of IGC Flight Replay.

    The screen capture shows a short soaring flight at LOWI


    cheers

    Stu

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  • There are a couple of applications that will currently allow for this using our provided feature.

    I was aware of the moving map / sectional tracking through apps like FSWidgets.

    What I missed was the 3d rendering of a soaring flight as viewed in Google Earth via IGC Flight Replay.

    /Stu

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