Post by fried_oreos on Sept 14, 2022 0:17:51 GMT
I broke Google's Earth in a few ways using the photorealistic setting (I guess that's why it says EXPERIMENTAL next to it). Here is an imgur link to all 3 images:
imgur.com/a/AhDfJW2
For the first one, I did it a while ago and can't figure out how to reproduce it. It has something to do with switching planet to sky and using photorealistic atmosphere.
The second one is an opposite to the first: only the atmosphere rendered; this was done by turning photorealistic atmosphere on, pressing apply, turning it off, pressing apply, hitting cancel, and pressing ctrl+a to quickly enter flight simulator. This would result in the plane spawning at -70000 feet. After a moment, it would crash. Then pressing exit flight simulator will either revert the earth back to its regular state or if done quickly enough will result in the earth never rendering. In this state, the earth still "exists". Flight simulator plane will crash into it, and you can zoom into the ground, you just won't see it.
I'm not sure how exactly I did the last one. It doesn't look as broken as the others, but notice that my altitude is 564 feet, but you can already see the space layer in the sky, which isn't supposed to happen. Also notice the mountains in the background poking out of the lowered atmosphere layer, making them look "cut off".
imgur.com/a/AhDfJW2
For the first one, I did it a while ago and can't figure out how to reproduce it. It has something to do with switching planet to sky and using photorealistic atmosphere.
The second one is an opposite to the first: only the atmosphere rendered; this was done by turning photorealistic atmosphere on, pressing apply, turning it off, pressing apply, hitting cancel, and pressing ctrl+a to quickly enter flight simulator. This would result in the plane spawning at -70000 feet. After a moment, it would crash. Then pressing exit flight simulator will either revert the earth back to its regular state or if done quickly enough will result in the earth never rendering. In this state, the earth still "exists". Flight simulator plane will crash into it, and you can zoom into the ground, you just won't see it.
I'm not sure how exactly I did the last one. It doesn't look as broken as the others, but notice that my altitude is 564 feet, but you can already see the space layer in the sky, which isn't supposed to happen. Also notice the mountains in the background poking out of the lowered atmosphere layer, making them look "cut off".
