RichNagel
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Quite a cool way to plot your kills, on Google maps 
After a battle, exit CFS2 and open up the generated "Events.log" file. Go to google maps (you'll need to be logged in to your Google account) at https://www.google.com/maps , click the triple bars at the top-left of the screen, click "Your Places", and then "Maps".
Click "Create Map", and in the search bar paste in the lattitude and longitude of each of the "lla=" entries from your "Events.log" file. Leave out the commas, and the elevation part designated with a plus sign.
e.g.
The line:
lla=N9* 28.67', E138* 5.76', +627
... paste in the Google maps search bar:
N9* 28.67' E138* 5.76'
... and click the search magnifying glass icon.
After the green location marker pops up, click it and then click "+ Add to map".
Do this for each of the kill locations, and you'll wind up with something like this -> https://www.google.com/maps/@9.5178...3!4m2!6m1!1s1HpXkzss7rcmvXmhZ3RJZg5dSN6hrioYj ... quite cool
After a battle, exit CFS2 and open up the generated "Events.log" file. Go to google maps (you'll need to be logged in to your Google account) at https://www.google.com/maps , click the triple bars at the top-left of the screen, click "Your Places", and then "Maps".Click "Create Map", and in the search bar paste in the lattitude and longitude of each of the "lla=" entries from your "Events.log" file. Leave out the commas, and the elevation part designated with a plus sign.
e.g.
The line:
lla=N9* 28.67', E138* 5.76', +627
... paste in the Google maps search bar:
N9* 28.67' E138* 5.76'
... and click the search magnifying glass icon.
After the green location marker pops up, click it and then click "+ Add to map".
Do this for each of the kill locations, and you'll wind up with something like this -> https://www.google.com/maps/@9.5178...3!4m2!6m1!1s1HpXkzss7rcmvXmhZ3RJZg5dSN6hrioYj ... quite cool