08.06.2011, 17:24
(This post was last modified: 08.06.2011, 17:25 by routeconverter.)
(08.06.2011, 16:40)terrypin Wrote: Eh? Of course KML files support timestamps! Here's an example.
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We're getting closer and closer. The example uses <Placemark> and a new KML Extension introduced with Google Earth 5:
Quote: <gx:Track>
<when>2010-05-30T08:10:40Z</when>
<when>2010-05-30T08:42:58Z</when>
<when>2010-05-30T08:43:37Z</when>
[...]
<gx:coord>-1.514117 50.669709 11</gx:coord>
<gx:coord>-1.513529 50.66998499999999 9.000000000000002</gx:coord>
<gx:coord>-1.513229 50.67039199999999 11</gx:coord>
Note, that this is a Google-specific extension to KML 2.2 and currently RouteConverter only reads this structure and displays it as a Track. Feel free to extend the code and submit a merge request.
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Christian
Christian
