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I have a Google Earth cache file.

Is there any way to open the Google image from a cache file in QGIS 3?

I had done it in standalone PC successfully. Does it works also in Mapped Network Drive also.

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I don't believe qgis is able to process Google Earth cache file. I advise you not to wast your time. Instead use SAS Planet alternative. It stores tiles locally as file:///D:/Software/SAS.Planet/cache_gmt/z{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg

Then you may use TileLayer or MBTiles plugin For version under than 3.0.

qgis version 3.0 and above :

Please use XYZ Tiles configured as follow :

XYZ Tiles > New Connection

Then add your Tiles Folder Path : file:///D://Software//SAS.Planet//cache_gmt//sat//z{z}//{y}//{x}.jpg <--

Add XYZ Tiles specs here


Update: SAS.PLANET Configuration :

Click on Settings>Options>

Default cache type : GlobalMapper Tiles

GlobalMapper Tiles (GMT) cache folder: cache_gmt

Reload some cache again (by playing around the displayed map)

SAS.PLANET GlobalMapper

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  • Yeah, Thank sir, Its working now. Commented Jun 22, 2019 at 9:16
  • Wow awsome, so happy you did it :) Commented Jun 22, 2019 at 9:17
  • Works for me, too. Thanks. Commented Jun 11, 2024 at 6:11
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I have a suggestion for who are working on leaflet and need SAS planet data integration, you need only to add this line into your code to call the tiles:

var SAS = '/cache_gmt1/sat/z{z}/{y}/{x}.jpg', 

Leaflet SAS Planet Integration

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  • As I am new to it. How to setup my Apache server to use it for leaflet and do it SAS integration. I want to do it for LAN network. I want to open SAS tiles in LAN network in QGIS. Any help? Commented Jul 6, 2019 at 11:33
  • @Sachin you need to load all your maps all zoom levels online using SAS of course then copy the data folder (containing map tiles) to your htdocs or www or whatever. Commented Nov 20, 2021 at 6:51

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