“Apple Maps Guides”

Hello everyone, I would like to report problems regarding the maps of iPhone iOS 16.1 - iPhone 12 Pro 256GB. First problem (crash) systematic always: Open Maps app Delete 1 favourites (swipe from right to left) and press delete button. observed: maps crash Second problem (maps remains all black graphics): Open Settings-> Screen and Brightness -> select the white mode Open Maps Observed: Maps remains in black mode graphics. Thanks.

Hello, I'm trying to learn swift and making the Landmarks tutorial I found a problem with the map view. The error read as follow: 'init(coordinateRegion:interactionModes:showsUserLocation:userTrackingMode:)' was deprecated in iOS 17.0: Use Map initializers that take a MapContentBuilder instead. My code is: import MapKit struct MapView: View { @State private var region = MKCoordinateRegion( center: CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 34.011_286, longitude: -116.166_868), span: MKCoordinateSpan(latitudeDelta: 0.2, longitudeDelta: 0.2) ) // The error happens here! var body: some View { Map(coordinateRegion: $region) } } #Preview { MapView() } Any suggestions about hot to solve this will be appreciate it. Thanks, BR Skalex

Does anyone know of any good guides or tutorials for NSWindow/NSDocument programming which cover modern API features like tabbing and accessory view controllers?I have an app I'm working on that needs some TLC to really shine with these new features and I'm somewhat at a loss, as the API docs don't really describe how to use these features in combination to achieve anything real.The relevant features of my app that I'm trying to make work:Operates primarily on a Project file which is an NSDocument subclass, and a package of (mostly) opaque internal NSDocument subclassesIndividual files within the Project package can be opened in separate tabs within the same project windowProject windows display a custom titlebar containing relevant controls/information (similar to Xcode or Safari)What I have sort of working is:Open a Project file... I can get the window title bar to show either: the standard proxy-icon/filename of the project filethe name of the current document (but no proxy-icon)Auto-tabbing for o

Is or will there be a built in feature to generate and access a depth map from the dual cameras on the iPhone 7 plus?We have all seen the Apple key note where they demonstrate how to use the cameras to create a shallow depth effect, but reading the API-reference I can't read more than how to access the raw input from the two cameras.Focus pixels is clearly something else since it is supported by earlier devices.

Hello,I've been developing a web app which utilizes the google maps javascript api and the markerwithlabel extension.After a bit of testing I found after having zoomed in on a marker, zooming out using a pinch gesture causes the entire Safari/Chrome tab to crash on an iPad 2 running iOS 8 and 9.Here is the code I used:HTML<div id=maptest/>Javascript$(function () { var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('maptest'), { zoom: 4, center: new google.maps.LatLng(0, 0), mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP }); for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) { var marker = new MarkerWithLabel({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(i, i), map: map, labelContent: A, }); } });Css#maptest { width: 100vw; height: 100vh; }You can check it out in this fiddle:http://jsfiddle.net/mac89/h8w3v7v0/15/The crash seems to only occur when using a label, in this fiddle the crash does not happen:http://jsfiddle.net/mac89/h8w3v7v0/17/Decreasing the size of the map seems to lessen the cha

Can’t see this as a known issue in the release notes. When in driving / walking directions, Maps does not keep pace with the device’s position, causing Maps to lag behind with turn by turn directions. Sometimes up to 30 seconds passes between the location updating. Anyone else experiencing this issue? iPhone X, 64GB, Dev beta 2.

Hi all,Our project (which incorporates an iOS app) is currently using Google Maps Geolocation REST API to translate Wi-Fi and cell tower data coming from proprietary devices into GPS lat/long coordinates. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geolocation/introFor example, you can look up the location of a Wi-Fi access point based on the following input:{ macAddress: 00:25:9c:cf:1c:ac, signalStrength: -43, age: 0, channel: 11, signalToNoiseRatio: 0}However, this service does not cover all of our customer's locations, particularly when the house has an iPhone only.Does Apple offer an equivalent REST API service, based on Apple Maps?Thanks,Henry

I tried creating a sprite with a normal map; lighting works; however if I rotate the sprite, the lighting doesn't respond.After seeing this; I realize 'duh, my pixels saying +x values still say +x values no matter where I am'So while I understand why it happens, is there anything built into sprite kit to recompute normal maps or the lighting calculation based on sprite rotation, or am I into custom shaders?Thanks,-Michael

Would ARKit be able to map/identify the depth/height of the humps/bumps in a given surface (E.g: the floor or the top of a table)?

Is it possible to use a map view in a situation where there is no internet access?The app I'm developing is for use at an event, which means I know in advance where the user will be. I'd like to be able to preload the map data for that area so that it can be available without internet. It's a pretty small area (less than 1 square mile).Thanks,Frank

I love the new SwiftUI APIs for Apple Maps. However, I am missing (or haven't found) quite a number of features, particularly on visionOS. Besides an easy way to zoom maps, the most important feature for me is marker clustering. If you have a lot of markers on a map, this is an absolute must. Is there any way to accomplish this?

Is it possible to utilize exr light maps rendered externally, for example in Blender, in Reality Composer Pro 3? I am thinking there might be a light map node in the material graph editor, that uses the same mixing modes as internally generated light maps, allowing workflows where light maps are rendered externally.

Hi, I've been asked to estimate a project that would require ARKit, unfortunately I'm new to the technology and need some quick answers as to how it works. The app my customer wants to build would overlay simple graphics at street addresses, as the user pointed their camera at buildings or storefronts. For this to work, I'd need to be able to have the AR view tell me what map locations or street addresses are being seen in the camera view. Is this possible? Thanks, Frank