Downloads

Geody supports the following applications. Download and install them on your system to take advantage of all features on Geody's website. They are all available for free. Google Earth (Windows, Linux, MacOS X) A virtual globe wrapped by satellite and aerial imagery developed by Google. Since version 4.2 includes Google Sky to explore the sky. NASA Worldwind (Windows) A virtual globe wrapped by satellite and aerial imagery developed by NASA. Celestia (Windows, Linux, MacOS X) Virtual space exploration in three dimensions. Stellarium (Windows, Linux, MacOS X) A virtual planetarium. Unfortunately Stellarium currently doesn't support its file type (STS), so that it's a bit tricky to view Geody search results into Stellarium. This is the procedure: from the location (in the search result's page), click on the link "Stellarium", and save the file "geomark.sts" on your hard disk. Copy it to the Stellarium script directory (on Windows normally "C:\Program Files\Stellarium\data\scripts" ). Start Stellarium. Press "M" to open the hidden menu. Press cursor down until you reach the menu item "Scripts". Press "Enter", you should see "Script locale: Select and exit to run.". Press "Enter again". Press cursor down until you see the script you want to execute (geomark.sts), then exit the menu pressing "M" again, and you'll finally see the sky above the selected place. (Windows, Linux, MacOS X) Although Geody is designed to work with all main browsers, we recommend Mozilla Firefox for a better browsing experience. Cortona (Windows) VRML viewer plug-in for Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. Mozilla Firefox Mycroft search plugins for Geody (OS independent) Search Geody directly from the search bar of Mozilla Firefox. Search Geody from the Google toolbar (OS independent) Google Toolbar button for Geody Earth Google Toolbar button for Geody Moon Google Toolbar button for Geody Mars Google Toolbar button for Geody Mercury Google Toolbar button for Geody Venus Google Toolbar button for Geody Space Search Geody bookmarklet (OS independent) Add this link: "Search Geody" to your browser's bookmarks (or favorite links), then you can select the name of a place or a coordinate from any web page and click on the bookmarklet in your bookmarks (or favorites) to search such place or coordinates with Geody. If you haven't selected any text, you'll be prompted for a place name or coordinates. All your maps are belong to Geody (OS independent; Firefox extension) Translates URLs for other mapping sites to Geody. Currently works with links to Google Maps, Yahoo Maps, Microsoft Live Maps, MapQuest, Wikipedia coordinates. MiniMap (OS independent; Firefox extension) A suite of in-built maps and mapping tools for your web browser. Create and save a sidebar map using the addresses or address links you find on web pages (highlight then drag and drop), or by manually adding locations. Supports Geody and other popular mapping websites. Mozilla Firefox Greasemonkey scripts (OS independent; Firefox extension) Scripts to customize Geody or to interface other websites with Geody. Require the Greasemonkey extension for Mozilla Firefox. Geody wallpapers (OS independent) Download wallpapers for your computer or cellular phone. Tuhmbnailer (Windows) Geody currently accepts images which maximum width and height is 800 pixels. Geody can automatically resize larger images, but it will take a much longer time for you to upload them. You'd better resize them beforehand using this tool which supports batch conversion. It will also strip some EXIF data created by digital cameras which might be incompatible with a web usage. Note: Scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the link to download the application. Suggested configuration: Jpeg Quality: 75, Keep dir structure: CHECKED, Source Min Width: 100, Source Min Height: 100, Thumbnail Max Width: 800, Tumbnail Max Height: 800, Image disposition: Stacked, Filter: Sharpen. Quick instructions: double click on "Source directory" to choose the directory with the original images are stored, then double click on "Destination HTML" to choose the destination directory where processed images will be stored together with an index file (you can call it index.html), click on "Create Thumbnails" to start converting images.