Google Flight Simulator : Have a nice google flight
Google Earth has an awesome flight simulator in it which in my personal opinion is the best simulator ever.That's why I decided to post about it!
Starting With Google Earth
1. Make sure you have the latest version of Google Earth which could be downloaded from http://www.google.com/earth/download/ge/.
2. Open Google Earth. Select Tools>Enter Flight Simulator.
Or simply press Ctrl+Alt+A.You will see a window that looks like the following:
Google Earth comes pre-loaded with the F16 and the SR22 air-crafts.The F16 fighter is really fast and the SR22 is not so fast. But for beginners we recommend SR22.Google Earth comes with a list of few airports to choose from.
Controls
The mouse could be used to control the steering.
Snapshots
Want an advanced guide ...?
Starting With Google Earth
1. Make sure you have the latest version of Google Earth which could be downloaded from http://www.google.com/earth/download/ge/.
2. Open Google Earth. Select Tools>Enter Flight Simulator.
Or simply press Ctrl+Alt+A.You will see a window that looks like the following:
Google Earth comes pre-loaded with the F16 and the SR22 air-crafts.The F16 fighter is really fast and the SR22 is not so fast. But for beginners we recommend SR22.Google Earth comes with a list of few airports to choose from.
Controls
Increase Thrust | Page Up |
Decrease Thrust | Page Down |
Left Brake | , (Comma) |
Right Brake | . (Period) |
Elevator Push | Up Button |
Elevator Pull | Down Button |
Rudder Left | Shift+Left Arrow |
Rudder Right | Shift+Right Arrow |
Center Aileron and Rudder | C |
Extend or Retract Landing Gear | G |
Toggle HUD on/off | H |
Increase Flaps | F |
Decrease Flaps | Shift+F |
Rotate Viewpoint | Ctrl+Arrows for fast or Alt+Arrows for slow |
The mouse could be used to control the steering.
Snapshots
Want an advanced guide ...?
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