How to use Google Earth? Google Earth usage tutorial

Google Earth usage tutorial

The left side of Google Earth is composed of three major blocks: search, location and layer. The right side is the display area of the earth. The information that needs to be displayed can be set through the view tool in the toolbar.

In the search section, enter the name of the city you want to find into the search box, press the "Enter" key or click "Search" directly to directly reach the map interface of the city you want to find. You can search using pinyin or Chinese characters.

There are two buttons below the search section. The first button can add the currently searched place name to "My Places" in the "Location" section to facilitate next search; the second button can copy the currently searched place to the clipboard in KML format, making it easy to call the map.

Google Earth usage tutorial

You can add the location section by yourself. After adding it, you can directly search it in "My Places" next time you use Google Earth. You don't need to search for it anymore, and you can find the target location faster.

The location section also provides a search function. You can search for saved places. Places that cannot be searched will be displayed in red in the search box. Of course, if it is a place name that exists in My Places, the place will be automatically located. In addition, you can record the tour process, that is, the process of querying the place. If you find the place in My Places, you can play the recorded tour process.

Google Earth usage tutorial

In the layer section, you can set the options to display on the earth. According to your preferences and needs, check the required options. When viewing the map, you can see more detailed information.

Google Earth usage tutorial