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#1
cockpitvisit , Nov 20, 2007 7:05 pm
YesterdayHello,
I am releasing Airline Route Mapper, a new tool that allows you to view and explore route maps of over 600 airlines.
I wrote this tool as a hobby project for my personal enjoyment and am making it freely available to fellow FlyerTalkers. Suggestions or bug reports are welcome.
Download page
.
I am releasing Airline Route Mapper, a new tool that allows you to view and explore route maps of over 600 airlines.
I wrote this tool as a hobby project for my personal enjoyment and am making it freely available to fellow FlyerTalkers. Suggestions or bug reports are welcome.
Download page
.
#2
Quote:
I am releasing Airline Route Mapper, a new tool that allows you to view and explore route maps of over 100 airlines.
I wrote this tool as a hobby project for my personal enjoyment and am making it freely available to fellow FlyerTalkers. Suggestions or bug reports are welcome.
Download link - Screenshot
Excellent! I like it better than before. I am really like interactive routes map all airlines. I can readable the routes where does go there from USA. It was incredible new interactive route map. Thank you for giving me out those new program. Originally Posted by cockpitvisit
Hello,I am releasing Airline Route Mapper, a new tool that allows you to view and explore route maps of over 100 airlines.
I wrote this tool as a hobby project for my personal enjoyment and am making it freely available to fellow FlyerTalkers. Suggestions or bug reports are welcome.
Download link - Screenshot
#3
Very Cool! I will find this very handy. How often does the route information get updated? Is that done over as a separate data download or is it embedded into the app so it has to be re-installed?
#4
cockpitvisit , Nov 21, 2007 12:48 pm
The route information is currently embedded into the app. As to how often it will get updated, time will tell 
, but I plan to keep the app current.
One issue that has been reported is that SA, LX and HP are missing from the list of Star Alliance airlines in the app. So to get a Star Alliance route map including SA, you should select Custom... and enter the following airline codes:
AC BD JK LH LO NH NZ OS OZ SK SQ TG TP UA US SA LX HP
, but I plan to keep the app current.One issue that has been reported is that SA, LX and HP are missing from the list of Star Alliance airlines in the app. So to get a Star Alliance route map including SA, you should select Custom... and enter the following airline codes:
AC BD JK LH LO NH NZ OS OZ SK SQ TG TP UA US SA LX HP
#5
supermasterphil , Nov 21, 2007 1:13 pm
What a terrific tool. Thanks for hooking this up!!!
That's some really nice German engineering
That's some really nice German engineering
#6
Exleftseat , Nov 22, 2007 7:56 am
Wonderful application. DANKE!
#7
redbeard911 , Nov 22, 2007 8:43 am
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Well done! :-::-::-::-:
#8
Madhouse24 , Nov 22, 2007 10:57 am
Excellent, excellent tool, thank you very much!!!!^^^^
#9
I'm not trying to start a religious war, but it appears from the download that this tool is for Windows systems only. Can you confirm, or explain how to use it with Linux, Mac OS or any other UNIX-based system?
TIA!
TIA!
#11
cockpitvisit , Nov 22, 2007 11:27 am
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The tool is for Windows systems only, sorry for not making it clear. If you have a Windows emulator, you may be able to run it, although the graphics would be noticeably slower (it uses OpenGL for graphics). I just tried it in VMWare, it worked surprisingly well.Originally Posted by Efrem
I'm not trying to start a religious war, but it appears from the download that this tool is for Windows systems only. Can you confirm, or explain how to use it with Linux, Mac OS or any other UNIX-based system?
This is a hobby project, and I can only afford doing it because I can reuse lots of code from my commercial projects, which are Windows-only. So don't expect native versions for non-Windows systems.
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How do you zoom in/out if you don't have a wheel on your mouse? i.e. you're on a notebook?
To zoom on a notebook, you can use + and - keys on the keyboard. You can also scroll with arrow keys.How do you zoom in/out if you don't have a wheel on your mouse? i.e. you're on a notebook?
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This is a hobby project, and I can only afford doing it because I can reuse lots of code from my commercial projects, which are Windows-only. So don't expect native versions for non-Windows systems.
To zoom on a notebook, you can use + and - keys on the keyboard. You can also scroll with arrow keys.
Oh Crap. I have a Mac! Thanks anyway!Originally Posted by cockpitvisit
The tool is for Windows systems only, sorry for not making it clear. If you have a Windows emulator, you may be able to run it, although the graphics would be noticeably slower (it uses OpenGL for graphics). I just tried it in VMWare, it worked surprisingly well.This is a hobby project, and I can only afford doing it because I can reuse lots of code from my commercial projects, which are Windows-only. So don't expect native versions for non-Windows systems.
To zoom on a notebook, you can use + and - keys on the keyboard. You can also scroll with arrow keys.
#14
pizzaandplanes , Nov 22, 2007 7:48 pm
Wow, neat tool. You should consider marketing your tool for more aviation enthusiasts to use. I'm sure many people would be interested. ^