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pgroell - 1/19/2018 10:00:54 AM

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trallala666 - 1/18/2018 11:29:07 AM

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pgroell - 1/16/2018 10:21:03 AM

I do the following on a PC.
- save the route as GPX file
- op‌en GPX file with Google Earth (I am using the free Pro version)
- upon import, Google Earth opens a pop-up asking a few options, select all the options.
You are done.‌
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Ok. Same here. But after importing i see the planned Track lying on the ground. The planned altitudes where not considered!?

A I understand it, it is because the planned altitudes are not part of the elements considered by Google Earth.
See‌ below the format of a reporting point in GPX
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<rtept lat="48.458140" lon="3.533306">
  <ele>95.0000</ele>
  <name />
  <extensions>
   <skd:level type="A" value="4500" />
  </extensions>
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<ele‌‌> is the elevation of the reporting point in meters
‌<skd:level type="A" value="4500" /> is the planned altitude (type = "A")
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Google Earth only uses the <ele> part and not the planned altitude which seems proprietary information for Skydemon.
‌I think that to do what you want you would have to create a routine to reformat the GPX file to a KML file.