64bitgoogle earth
As the title says. I have looked more or less everywhere and couldn't find any definitive answer. If not for Windows, is there a x64 version for *nix (Ubuntu, Debian etc)?
Otherwise, with 32-bits Google Earth and 3 GB memory limit, is a SSD the best and only option to speed up things a little?
The bridge is there both in the image but draped over google earth terrain and as a 3D structure. Turn on 3D building.
Note that Google does not allow users to upload their 3D models (previously possible to create and upload with SketchUp a tool now owned by Trimble). The existing 3D buildings and structures have not (YET) been removed, but now new user-built buildings are being added.
Google, i think, has some other plans for their own data-driven and automated 3D modelling instead; Google imagery, terrain and data resolution differ from a place to place. Some areas may have extremely high resolution imagery featuring 3D objects created from LiDAR or stereo imagery whereas other areas are still Landsat 7 15 m resolution.
Only some pleaces feature this new 3D Google Earth technology, Sudbury, ON, Canada is for some reason one of them, I think most urban areas in the US are the same but the rest of the world will have to wait:
Theoretically this should be possible, but I don't think it's an officially supported install method. One thing to check is that you are getting a cache from a machine that is running the exact same OS version, and the same version of Earth Pro. Of course the imagery you see will be limited to what's in the cache that you copy over.
Best Answer
There is no 64bit version for Windows as Google Earth Pro (default) installs into C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Google Earth Pro even on a 64 Operating System
Side Note There are options for Linux 64bit Operating Systems but the software this is just for the operating system structure not the application (still 32bit)
The give away when install is installed Program Files (x86) is for 32 bit applications
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/earth/07HHrAG0qi8