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I'm using apple maps to build a feature so users can create and save running/cycling/hiking routes. Currently the map only shows trails and similar local paths after zooming in to what is basically an extreme level. I want the trails and local paths to be more visible on a further, broader level of zoom. APPLE MAPS JS EX: https://trkbucket.s3.amazonaws.com/media/shoe_images/Screenshot_2024-10-23_at_10.52.17AM.png https://trkbucket.s3.amazonaws.com/media/shoe_images/Screenshot_2024-10-23_at_10.52.04AM.png APPLE MAPS iOS EX: https://trkbucket.s3.amazonaws.com/media/shoe_images/IMG_9DDF5C9A320D-1.jpeg Also strange that on iOS the path is visible while more zoomed out whereas JS does not. Please advise how to show these map items at a broader zoom.

Hi, I am new to Swift and looking to build some ping tool using raw socket. Can you point me to some training guides or books as I can understand how to use this library?

In SwitUI when using a map within a tabview the tab bar color is translucent when the map tab is selected. All of the other tabs the tab bar is opaque. In the view that contains the map, if the map is commented out the tab display is opaque, only when the map is displayed. I have an init in the tabview to set the tab bar parameters: // Set Tab Bar appearance let tabbarAppearance = UITabBarAppearance() tabbarAppearance.configureWithOpaqueBackground() tabbarAppearance.backgroundColor = .blue UITabBar.appearance().standardAppearance = tabbarAppearance UITabBar.appearance().scrollEdgeAppearance = tabbarAppearance In the view with the map I use a ZStack to set the entire screen color: ZStack(alignment: Alignment(horizontal: .center, vertical: .top)) { Color(.blue) .ignoresSafeArea(.all) .foregroundColor(.black) VStack(alignment: .center, spacing: 5) { Spacer() Map() Spacer() } } I've tried using .padding(), frame, removing ignoresSafeArea but the tab b

In the documentation for custom instruments I see a reference to the advanced modeling guide?Any chance we could make that available to the dozens (yes there are dozens!) of us writing custom instruments?

My app displays a map, and tapping it goes to the Maps app to give directions. My question is, where does it get the start and end points for the journey? On my map, I put two annotations. Does it go from the green pin to the red pin, from the first annotation to the second, or what? I'd also like to specify walking directions, but there does not seem to be a way to do that.

I have been trying to find some documentation on how to add an overlay to a map with the new SwiftUI Map view. There is so much here and it can be difficult to locate the proper apis for everything. Thanks for any help you all have.

I can see indoor map for the Los Angeles International Airport is available via my iOS device. I would like to use that indoor map for both our web application and mobile application.Can you advise me how to get started?

i'm trying to display a map with the user location's. I created a file named MapViewController.swift which contains the map, the user location function etc... But when I start the app it still starts the ContentView.swift, So how can I import the mapviewcontroller into the contentview?

Hi everyone,I'm new to iOS dev, and have started with react-native.I'm actively seeking for a design pattern similar to the new iOS 10 Apple Map where you can see a card (or vertical split view) upon clicking on a pin on a map. With the card, you can further slide up to see more information of the pin you selected, and it will occupy the whole screen.Pictures always help, here's what I'm talking about, borrowed from imore.com.https://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/larger/public/field/image/2016/09/maps-ios-10-yelp.jpg?itok=LT47ccBzI can't find this pattern in Apple's design guideline, nor does it exist in react-native or Apple's native components.The closest thing I found is split view, but it doesn't let you split views vertically neither.On the other hand, I've seen iOS apps that implement this design.Here's my 2 questions:Is this a good(consistent) pattern to be used in iOS?How do people implement this and what component do they use in iOS?N

HiI am working on a walk tracking app adn would like to rotate the map so that when i am walking the map rotates so that my heading is always pointing to the top of the screen. I sort of have it working but the map keeps resetting back to normal rotation.private func startLocationUpdates() { // our delegate locationManager.delegate = self //sets the orintation of the phone locationManager.headingOrientation = .portrait // our type filter locationManager.activityType = .fitness //can be automotive locationManager.distanceFilter = 10 locationManager.startUpdatingLocation() // check to see if we can get a heading update if (CLLocationManager.headingAvailable()) { // 5 degree change before we update locationManager.headingFilter = 5 locationManager.startUpdatingHeading() } }I use the locationmanagers updateheading then set teh camera heading to thatmapView.camera.heading = newHeading.trueHeading mapView.setCamera(mapView.camera, animated: true)

When entering a destination on maps and pressing start, my arrow follows the map and not the other way around. If the road is going down, then my arrow is also going down on my screen. This happnes only when i connect it to may carplay in my car. Does anyone know, how I can fix this? Tnx.

Hello,I'm confused why my routing app does not appear in Maps app as a valid routing application. It does not appear even among AppStore routing apps, despite the fact, that when I install my app signed with AdHoc provisioning profile, it appears as routing app in Apple Maps application like nothing was bad. But when I install the same app version from AppStore (it's already there), it is simply missing.What is going wrong here? I have the routing coverage uploaded in iTunes Connect, and it appears to be valid format, I pinned there enttire world so any route defined in Maps app should incorporate my app among routing apps - but it does so only for the AdHoc version, as mentioned earlier. I have no glue, what to do more...

Two part question on indoor map1. Can we use the Indoor Airport Maps that avaiable within iOS but on our website, (i.e. non iOS)?2. Can we use the Indoor Airport Maps that avaiable within iOS but on an android application?

Hi, We are building an app that aims to organize people's lives. This means we help people discover and find things like places, and help users store the data of the things they save to their library. My question is: Are we allowed to permanently store a returned place's name, description, ID, coordinates, potential images, etc from the responses of places from the Apple Maps Server and Mapkit API? And if so, is there a guarantee that these terms won't change? The user would have to be allowed to download all the data he's saved. One of the reasons we don't use Google Maps API is because they only let us store a place's unique Google Place ID, without its corresponding photos, coordinates, description or even name. This means a user can't search the information on their library without making immense API calls that would be prohibitively expensive, and also can't use the app offline. Thanks for any insight.

A few weeks ago I started learning how to use MapKit js and all seemed well. I got the ID, Key & token all fine. Pulled up my first map and proceeded to add features which resulted in just the map I wanted. However, the weekend just gone I updated my server from http to https (or should I more accurately say my Internet Provider did the upgrade!). Anyway my map no longer displays the mapping data, my stuff is there but no Apple Maps. So I thought that as I specified a domain name originally, I would create a new ID, key and token, just incase. But that does not seem to work either. Any ideas?