X-Plane
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X-Plane is flight simulator software. They use OpenStreetMap data to create parts of their 3D scenery (such as roads) blended in with various other sources. X-Plane is commercial paid-for software, but offering free data packs and a community of users sharing 3D models. The desktop version is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X; there is also a mobile app.
The X-Plane development blog contains technical details about X-Plane development, including some interesting commentary on the challenges of working with OSM data:
- OpenStreetMap and X-Plane 10
- OSM: What Data Will the Global Scenery Use
- Bezier Curved Roads From OSM
- Where Is My Water (The Roadmap for OSM and Vectors)
- other posts containing "OpenStreetMap"
See also
- official website
- X-Plane on Wikipedia
- FlightGear - FOSS flight simulator
- Games - Other games using OpenStreetMap