How to design a KML or KMZ file to be compatible with Hypercities
by David Shepard | February 9, 2010 | In How To | No Comments
When preparing a KML file produced by Google Earth, Google Maps, or by hand, it’s important to ensure that it’s
compatible with HyperCities before uploading it. HyperCities supports most, but not all, of the standard KML tags. The following is a diagram of all the tags that HyperCities supports:
Tags recognized by HyperCities in a KML file.
This diagram does not include elements that describe placemarks and folders, like “title”, but these should be interpreted correctly.
Please also note that the link, location, scale, and orientation tags only
work if they are associated with a model, not a 2D object.