Boakes.org discovers a giant iPod visible from space. Naturally, it is to be found in Australia. - Here come the SketchUp models. Okay, so it’s on an architecture student’s project blog, rather than by complete amateurs like me or you, but I think it’s a great semi-detached house. It’s a pity that the KML version is not online, and the author, Michael Drewe, is difficult to get hold of.
- KisMAC is a wifi stumbler for the Mac (useful for wardriving). The latest version now exports to Google Earth.
- ZNO blog has two models of the Tower of Pisa — leaning for the realists and vertical for the idealists.
- Lee Rickler’s digilondon is a sightseeing site just for London.
- Last but certainly not least, Brian Flood has a great walk-through of how exactly Arc2Earth can get data from ESRI’s ArcGIS into Google Earth. It looks both intuitive and powerful, which is a hard combination to pull off.
Hi there,
Just saw my sketchup model of my house on your site.
Thanks for the complement.
This was just a preliminary design, that has since been remodelled. It was for a project to design a semi in a nearby neighbourhood in Johannesburg.
To show my complete ignorance, what is KML?
If you would like to get hold of me or have any questions please email me:
mak1one@hotmail.com
Thanks again.
Michael.
PS This was quite a surprise to find my quick sketchup designs on your site! Maybe you can let me know your reasons for putting it there?