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Possible that Lichi reached the free API limit with accessing Google's digital elevation database.
But that happens daily, that is, today the free ones will have been used and until tomorrow it will not be able to be used?
Possibly if it's a daily limit. But I just checked Litchi myself and was able to use the online elevation feature without a problem.
It's a recurring problem with VLM - the developer uses an API key that has limited monthly access.
To overcome that issue, create your own Google maps/elevation API key, insert it into VLM, done.
It depends - if you exceed a specified amount of hits of your API key per month, you have to pay.But that option costs money?
Here a link that describes how to get an API key.Where can you get it ??
It depends - if you exceed a specified amount of hits of your API key per month, you have to pay.
If you are only using the key for your own VLM use, you are far from exceeding that limit.
The new pricing strategy employed by Google for their Maps Platform is a freemium one – all users get to make $200-worth of API calls for free each month. That works out as, for example:
up to 28,000 free loads of Dynamic Maps; or
up to 100,000 free loads of Static Maps; or
up to 40,000 free Directions calls; or
up to 40,000 free Geolocation calls.
Here a link that describes how to get an API key.
As I am not using VLM, you have to ask the developer @namirda where to put your own API key.Once achieved, where is it configured in VLM so that it takes my API and not that of VLM?
I think the issues with VLM should now be fixed - see posts #826 and #827 Virtual Litchi Mission.
I explain in that post where you can put in your own API key in the event that the default key has exceeded its daily quota.
Also, please put any posts about VLM on the thread linked above - that will make sure I see them!
Thanks
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