“Apple Maps Guides”

Hi! Would the Lidar sensor and the depth map data allow you to extract accurate measures of an object/person?

Hi.I'm having a hard time trying to make GC work on my tvOS game.I have added GC support to my previous games on iOS and OSX but it seems my old classes are not working anymore on tvOS and I can't find any reference to how GC is meant to be used in Apple TV.Do you know of any tvOS oriented guide or tutorial?

I have a collection of images on a UICollectionView . For each image I get dynamic number of hotspots (x,y coordinates) from a server and I create and place dynamic UIButtons on those hotspots as subviews of the main UIImageView. I really need to know how to setup Focus guide for these dynamically created buttons on specific x,y coords on the UIImageView ?

I'm sure you're heard of this before, but I had a parser in Obj-C for mapping values from a JSON dictionary to an Obj-C class using class_copyPropertyList.Unfortunately this is not compatible with swift. So if i wanted to implement the same code I need to provide a bridging header and ensure that the swift objects are subclasses of NSObjects. It's also not very compatible since it does not support mappings for Enums, Structs or Generic Swift Classes.Win yourselves the heart of the developer community by providing a framework feature for mapping properties directly into any swift class, enum or struct by providing a groundbreaking mapping function! Something flexible that allows developer some control. I was thinking of something along the lines of:WHERE: class SwiftObject { var variableX : Int? } AND: func getJsonDictionary() -> [String:AnyObject]{ return { variableX : 100 } } THEN: let json : [String:AnyObject] = self.getJsonDictionary() print(swiftObject.variableX) //p

I know that this is slightly unorthodox, as is is less of a community question and more of a hope that an apple engineer might see this. I would use a Support ticket however they are not allowed for Pre Release software, therefore I am here.I currently have a Watch app on the App Store, The app is an activity tracker for Cycling & Running.I have a feature in the app that allows the user to see a map of there surrounding area.The map is created using a MKMapSnappshotter to create a UIImage onto which I add some overlays showing the users position and a poly line of where they have been.The issue is that now Apple Watch apps are native, the MapKit framework is off limits (With good reason). I therefore moved the snapshot code into the main app and simply requested the Snapshot using the Watch Connectivity Framework which works... but only if the iOS App is running in the foreground.As stated in the documentation the MKMapSnapshotter will only return the image if the app i

What approach does apple use in it's IOS Maps apps for show the annotation details?For example to reproduce this in your own app would it be via creation of a View Controller in Storyboard and then use of the popover method, however in this case I would normally see on iPhone it taking up the whole screen, so it seems it's a different approach or you have to do some special customisation above & beyond the base popover approach?https://s29.postimg.org/4hkp7qexj/forum_1.png

When I create a polyline and add it to the map, it will disappear if the map is moved. If I add a polygon or annotation, it remains on the map if the map is moved: const polyline = new mapkit.PolylineOverlay(path, { style: new mapkit.Style({ lineWidth: 5, strokeColor: '#007AFF', lineJoin: 'round', lineCap: 'round' }) }) map.addOverlay(polyline) // disappears if the map moves or zoom changes const polygon = new mapkit.PolygonOverlay(shapes, { style: new mapkit.Style({ fillRule: 'evenodd' }), enabled: false }) map.addOverlay(polygon) // remains on map when map moves or zoom changes Why is it inconsistent? How can I make the polyline stay until I explicitly remove it?

Can we use Sirikit for routing and way finding for an app that uses Indoor maps for a venue like airport, malls ?

We request for your kind support, whether it is a previous experience or even a comment will help us a lot! We received rejection for below issue from Apple : ** Guideline 4.0 - Design Your app's location feature is not integrated with the built-in mapping functionality, which limits users to a third-party maps app. Next Steps To resolve this issue, please revise your app to give users the option to launch the native Apple Maps app.** But, our app requires POI(point of interest) on google maps for the service, thus, utilizing apple map's data causes disruption and mismatch of POI data causes issues on business logic (If our app's function was just loading apple map with marker on it, we could solve the issue..) Has anyone faced this rejection issue? We look forward to your kind comment, we are on the verge of going under due to the continuous rejections and errors from app store connect. We are desperate and we request f

How is Parked Car triggered in Maps ?Just opened my maps on the iPhone, and found an entry in my favorites called 'parked car'. The previous 3 days running iOS 10, I didn't get this. Today for the first time.I read about this and found the feature pretty cool, but assumed it to be availble only with a CarPlay enabled car. My Mazda CX5 unfortunately has this not (yet) ... so I was surprised to see it. Is there any documentation how this is triggered?ThanksLutz

I have taught myself swift, but trying to make heads or tails around some of the frameworks has been a challenge. Most of the guides provided by apple are all based on obj-c and resources on the Internet, while growing are still lacking. I know my question won't get an updated document soon, so I ha r started going through learning c to make heads and tails of the framework documents.

I currently have code that looks like this: let pxLeft = abs(left.spec.pixelsForDimension(left.dimension, imageSize: size)) let pxRight = abs(right.spec.pixelsForDimension(right.dimension, imageSize: size)) let pxTop = abs(top.spec.pixelsForDimension(top.dimension, imageSize: size)) let pxBottom = abs(bottom.spec.pixelsForDimension(bottom.dimension, imageSize: size))It's crying our for factorisation, and I'd really love to be able to do this:let (pxLeft, pxRight, pxTop, pxBottom) = (left, right, top, bottom).map { $0.left.spec.pixelsForDimension($0.dimension, imageSize: size) }But I can't, since I can't map over a tuple.Is there a Swifty solution for this sort of thing?

Hi, does anyone have some short code to display a marker with callout? There simply is no updated documentation of it. They are either using old names or I just have not found any tutorial of it. I only found about MapMarker, but then it only shows a pin. on the map and no callout is possible. This is what I have Map(coordinateRegion: $mapRegion, showsUserLocation: true, annotationItems: markers) { marker in marker.location } Where marker.location is MarkerMap. So it displays a pin correctly, but how to add a callout and link to it? There are so many different names that start with MK. I am not sure if those are the latest. I figure MapAnnotation, MapMarker to name a few are the latest ones.