Window View: Free Tool to See Building Views on Google Earth
By
Haoyu Weng
Recycled flavour. You've tasted this bagel before.
Summary
Window View is a free, open-source tool that allows users to virtually step inside any building on Google Earth to see the actual view from windows. Users can select specific floors, place windows on walls, and view what's outside, including a sun path overlay showing sunlight patterns throughout the year.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledWindow View lets you step inside any building on Google Earth and look out the window.
Pick a floor, drop a window on any wall, and see exactly what's outside.
A sun path overlay shows you when sunlight actually hits throughout the year.
Free, open source, no account needed.
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