Windows KMZ to INST conversion

[butch4343]

Hi am wondering if theres any Linux users out there, am looking for what I hope will be a quick favour? I need to create an overlay a railway overlay for use in a strategic scenario, however Ive hit a snag, the KMZ to Inst Tutorial is for Linux users.

tm.asp?m=3542302

Does someone know how to achieve the same thing via windows ?

Is there any kind hearted linux user out there who might be prepared to help me?

[mikmykWS]

Try this tool. No dependencies.

tm.asp?m=3471768

[butch4343]

Thanks Mike

Much obliged [:)]

Butch

[renders]

Hi, I've noticed that Google heart has no more DMS latitude export function, it gives out a numeric integer coordinates system (i suppose UTC) that Command cannot take in (if I'm not wrong) due to a change of policy in some legal implications and similar.
Someone know if there's any workaround?
https://code.google.com/p/fusion-tables/issues/detail?id=437

[renders]

This is what i get in the inst file

{"DB_ID":1, "FormatVersion": 0, "MemberRecords":[
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aabenraa",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 9427257,
"Latitude": 55041303,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aalborg",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 10054379,
"Latitude": 57051842,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aarhus",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 10228271,
"Latitude": 56152625,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aasiaat",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -52874794,
"Latitude": 68707105,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Abashiri",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 144288082,
"Latitude": 4401825,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Abbot Point",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 148077507,
"Latitude": -19882652,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aberaeron",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -4261322,
"Latitude": 52241782,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Aberdeen Harbour",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -207942,
"Latitude": 57142247,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Aberdeen",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -885144,
"Latitude": 33809926,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Grays Harbor",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -12385334,
"Latitude": 46966899,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Aberdovey Harbour",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -4045801,
"Latitude": 52543895,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Abidjan",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": -4,024086E+16,
"Latitude": 5283443,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port Zayed",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 54376316,
"Latitude": 24525261,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},
{"Member_DBID": 2980,
"MemberType": "Facility",
"MemberName": "Port of Abu Kammash",
"ParentGroupName": "WorldPorts4",
"Longitude": 11826053,
"Latitude": 33080215,
"Altitude": 0,
"Loadout ID": 0,
"Orientation": 0},

[mikmykWS]

We might have a copy of the source code on this. I'll take a look when I've got some time which may be a little while.

In the meantime does using an older google earth executable work?

Mike

[renders]

mmmmh.... interesting... i'll try!