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Google Earth Flight Simulator Hacker [binary]

By Skitty, in AutoIt Example Scripts

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Skitty    47

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I've created a little app that will help you mod Google Earth Flight Sim and travel up to 300 miles per second!

For some reason I'm feeling really greedy and don't wan't to release the source though.

Edited by Valik
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Things that I've done..

• Icon Resource Editor: icon resource editor 

• AutoIt Piano: a piano

• AutoIt Unlocker: unlocks files when you want to delete them

• Colorful tooltips: a wrapper for the tool tips UDF

• Rouge GoogleBot: a full screen animation

• ASciTE text editor: a text editor written in autoit

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Valik    472

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This skirts too close to the game automation rule even though Google Earth Flight Sim isn't necessarily a traditional game. I also don't particularly care how you phrased the "I'm not releasing source".

I think it's best if this one is closed and we all move on.

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