Links to your google earth cache stasher.ahk and .exe are dead. Any possibility of getting them. Also, it looks like that starting with Google Earth7, the cache system has changed. There no longer is a .dat file or .index file. Can your script be adapted to GE7? Thanks.
i have problem to increase the cache memmory..how i increase the cache memory..and one another question..how i will convert google earth files into shap filesregardsamin uddin
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I am adding a lot of 3d models from google sketch up to google earth and want to be able to present them thru my lap top without an internet connection. I save the models, dae, files to my c drive and repathed them. Everything is realy slow because the files are so large. Can I work offline to present the models in google earth? It also seems clumpsy to try and move my places from one computer to another, the kmz file is huge. Any ideas or suggestions would be welcome
But did you know that with every app downloaded, Google Play creates background data that's stored in a hidden cache on your device? This stored data helps Google Play run more smoothly, helping transfer information quicker, reducing load times and improving general performance.
If you're troubleshooting why Google Play won't load, open, or download apps, clearing the app's cache and data could be your solution. Here's what you need to know about clearing the cache for the Google Play Store app.
In general, if you're having trouble downloading or installing apps from Google Play, you should check that you have a strong Wi-Fi or mobile data connection. The culprit may simply just come down to weak connectivity. If that isn't the problem, clearing the app's cache and data can help fix the following issues:
Geocaching company Groundspeak allows extraterrestrial caches, e.g. the Moon or Mars, although presently, the website provides only earthbound coordinates. The first published extraterrestrial geocache was GC1BE91, which was on the International Space Station between 2008 and 2017.[15] It used the Baikonur launch area in Kazakhstan as its position.[16] The original cache contained a travel bug (the first geocaching trackable item in space), which stayed on the station until it was brought back to earth in 2013. Due to fire restrictions on board the station, the geocache contained no official paper logbook. As of February 2021, only one confirmed geocacher (in 2013) has actually found the geocache, although others have claimed to have found it providing varying amounts of evidence. To commemorate the occasion, Groundspeak allowed specialized geocaching events to be published across the world, allowing attendees to obtain a virtual souvenir on their profile.
A Wherigo cache is a multi-stage cache hunt that uses a Wherigo "cartridge" to guide the player to find a physical cache sometime during cartridge play, usually at the end. Not all Wherigo cartridges incorporate geocaches into gameplay. Wherigo caches are unique to the geocaching.com website.[31] Wherigo is a GPS location-aware software platform initially released in January 2008. Authors can develop self-enclosed story files (called "cartridges") that are read by the Wherigo player software, installed on either a GPS unit or smartphone. The player and story take advantage of the location information provided by the GPS to trigger in-game events, such as using a virtual object or interacting with characters. Completing an adventure can require reaching different locations and solving puzzles. Cartridges are coded in Lua. Lua may be used directly, but a builder application is usually used. The Wherigo site[38] offers a builder application and a database of adventures free for download, though the builder has remained in its Alpha version since its last release in May 2008.[39] The official player is only available for Pocket PC. A built-in player is available on Garmin Colorado and Oregon GPS models. The Wherigo Foundation[40] was organized in December 2012. The group is composed of all Wherigo application developers who, up until that time, had been acting and developing separately. Their goal is to provide a consistent Wherigo experience across platforms, connect Wherigo applications via an API, and add modern features to the Wherigo platform. While Groundspeak is aware of this project, the company has yet to take a position.
Geocaching from space is a combination of flight to near space, the geocaching game, and a unique science experiment. The first Stratocaching event was held on 16 November 2013 in Prague and was successful. Ten caches and two "radioseeds" went up to 30 km (19 mi) into the stratosphere on a gondola called Dropion module carried by a high-altitude balloon. The caches and seeds then fell to earth for people to find.[57][58][59]
GPX files containing information such as a cache description and information about recent visitors to the cache are available from various listing sites. Geocachers may upload geocache data (also known as waypoints) from various websites in various formats, most commonly in file-type GPX, which uses XML.[60] Some websites allow geocachers to search (build queries) for multiple caches within a geographic area based on criteria such as ZIP code or coordinates, downloading the results as an email attachment on a schedule. In recent years, Android and iPhone users can download apps such as GeoBeagle[61] that allow them to use their 3G and GPS-enabled devices to actively search for and download new caches.[62][63]
Paperless geocaching means hunting a geocache without a physical printout of the cache description. Traditionally, this means that the seeker has an electronic means of viewing the cache information in the field, such as pre-downloading the information to a PDA or other electronic device. Various applications can directly upload and read GPX files without further conversion. Newer GPS devices released by Garmin, DeLorme, and Magellan have the ability to read GPX files directly, thus eliminating the need for a PDA.[64] Other methods include viewing real-time information on a portable computer with internet access or with an Internet-enabled smart phone. The latest advancement of this practice involves installing dedicated applications on a smart phone with a built-in GPS receiver. Seekers can search for and download caches in their immediate vicinity directly to the application and use the on-board GPS receiver to find the cache.
A more controversial version of paperless caching involves mass-downloading only the coordinates and cache names (or waypoint IDs) for hundreds of caches into older receivers. This is a common practice of some cachers and has been used successfully for years. In many cases, however, the cache description and hint are never read by the seeker before hunting the cache. This means they are unaware of potential restrictions such as limited hunt times, park open/close times, off-limit areas, and suggested parking locations.
The largest site is Geocaching.com, owned by Groundspeak Inc., which began operating in late 2000. With a worldwide membership and a freemium business model, the website claims millions of caches and members in over 200 countries. Hides and events are reviewed by volunteer regional cache reviewers before publication. Free membership allows users access to coordinates, descriptions, and logs for some caches; for a fee, users are allowed additional search tools, the ability to download large amounts of cache information onto their gps at once, instant email notifications about new caches, and access to premium-member-only caches.[116] Geocaching Headquarters are located in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, United States.[117]
This android app is Geocaching-live enabled so that you can download caches and upload logs wherever you are in the world. It offers an array of advanced features that are easy to navigate. It features offline maps, paperless caching and support for trackables, as well as the ability to import pocket queries and gpx files.
Can you geocache without WiFi? You can geocache without wifi, or even without network coverage, as long as you have downloaded your offline data for a geocache list before you head out of range. For most apps, this will automatically save the offline maps required to your device, and you can then use GPS (or your mobile phone) to navigate your way to the selected geocaches.
In 2003, a geocacher who goes by the name Team 360 raised money for a plaque to commemorate the location of that first cache, and installed it in the company of Ulmer and a few other geocachers. A new cache and a large logbook were placed nearby. The original bucket had been damaged by a lawnmower, but the original can of beans was unearthed during the installation. It was also in bad shape, but was fixed up and preserved; it travels around with Team 360, and geocachers line up and cheer for it.
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Product: Mass Effect AndromedaPlatform:Microsoft XBOX OneWhat edition do you have? Standard EditionPhysical Disc or Digital version? Disc Based InstallSummarize your bug There's a hidden cache just southeast of the Outpost Site which is not accessible. I found the cache, but it cannot be interacted with and is halfway inside the rock it stands on.How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)How long has this issue been happening? I don't knowPlease select your region Run the www.speedtest.net network benchmark and post your upload and download speeds. What company provides your internet service? Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? 1) Go to Kadara2) Get to the Outpost Site3) Go to the hidden cache location just to the southeast4) it may be stuck in the rock, non-interactibleWhat is the AMD or Nvidia Model Number of your graphics card? Please enter memory size in GB. 2ff7e9595c
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