“Apple Maps Guides”

Hi,I am currently displaying multiple custom Annotations on a map and when i went up to about 250 the map starts lagging.When i pan across the map: no problem. But as soon as the user stops panning the map repositions itself somewhere completely else.I reset the annotations and removedannotationView!.image = UIImage(named: pin)and everything was fine (off course the image was the tipical MapKit-logo but everything else worked out)I am using a MKPointAnnotation class to define specific properties of my Annotations and this function to specify:func mapView(_ mapView: MKMapView, viewFor annotation: MKAnnotation) -> MKAnnotationView { guard let annot = annotation as? customAnnotation else {return nil} if annotation is MKUserLocation { return nil } let annotationView = MKAnnotationView(annotation: annotation, reuseIdentifier: customAnnotation) mapView.addAnnotation(annot) annotationView.image = UIImage(named: pin) annotationView.canShowCallout = true annotationView.clustering

I’m pretty new to SpritKit, and am trying to figure out the best direction to take when creating the maps for a game I’ve started.The maps are track-like... sometimes a road sometimes a tunnel, etc. I‘ve creates two levels so far, and they work great. They are currently giant 5000x5000 pixel images with a matching 5000x5000 pixel mask image overplayed and hidden for the collision detection. Performance is great, works like a charm. However, app size is my concern. The PNGs are pushing 8-10MB, and I fear the game will quickly turn into a needlessly large download as soon as I get a small handful of levels in there. They are very cartoonish and hopefully Xcode compression routines will go a long ways... however, would a tile based setup be better vs. a single monolithic image?Some if these maps have an extreme amount of trees. The level that sparked my concern is a road going through a forest (top down and cartoony 2D). I know that I‘d save tons of space, and have a much smaller app p

Hi, is possible to extend maps app through app extensions to add some road marks or something like that when user uses navigation? I want to show some checkmarks on apple maps app when user uses apple maps. Or maybe just to notify users when approaching to some section? If anything from this things is possible than which API to use? I have searched and did not find anything useful expect SiriKit but I think with that API its not possible to achieve this. Thanks Regards

Hi, if I use mapkit how can I show the longitude and latitude of the center of the map? I don't mean the current location. I just need the coordinates of the shown position.

Hi All,I am developing an App which shows the routes between two location in Mapview and I have an option to navigate from Apple Maps app to my app via Transport apps link.In IOS 8, Maps app show App segment to list out the 3rd party navigation apps but in IOS 9, Maps app changed App to Transport and it show the 3rd party apps only in Share (Top right button) --> Transport Apps button click.Will apple remove the transport apps list in IOS 10 or next version?

HiI need to implement a google map integration in ios. What is the framework to implement it. Can anyone please provide some ideas on it.Thanks,S

Does MapKit have an option for the fully texturized city view where available (i.e. NYC) as seen in the Maps app for iOS (see image)?

We currently use MapKit as our map layer for our application. We have 3D models of buildings and other features that we want to overlay and visualize on the map. The issue seems to be that - as far as I can tell - we can only pitch the map to whatever iOS decides is the right pitch for the map, not what our imagery has. So if we wanted to pitch the map even when 3D imagery isn't available it doesn't seem like that is possible. Are there options for us to provide our own 3D models / imagery in MapKit? Or is there something else we should be looking at?

How does one get the same map are to be viewed regardless of screen resolution? I have a full-screen MapView on iPad. Here is how I set the view:#define zoomSize 50MKCoordinateRegion region = MKCoordinateRegionMakeWithDistance([self myLocation], zoomSize, zoomSize);MKCoordinateRegion fittedRegion = [mapView regionThatFits:region];[mapView setRegion:fittedRegion animated:YES];Whether displayed on iPad 2 (1024 x 768) or iPad 3/4/Air/Air2 (2048 x 768), I get a visibleMapRect of 645 x 471. However, the actual area visible for the iPad 3/4/Air/Air2 is twice the area of the iPad2. I'd like them to be the same.

Hi , i have been trying to find a solution to use mapkit in dark mode. I read documentation part and map view.mapkit.colorschemes.darkmode but I could not find any useful example for this. Thanks

Anyone else seeing corrupted maps in a SwiftUI Map view in the iOS 15 simulator on an M1 MacBook Air? Running Xcode 13 Beta 2. Works fine on an Intel Mac (same version of everything)