“Apple Maps Guides”

I laid out a pretty large tile map node in the normal way for the U.S. Left to right, top to bottom, and found out there is too much space vertically. Too many rows. If I change the map size, it removes rows from the top and not the bottom! Like that Google Cheesebuger with the cheese on the bottom, it makes sense in a different culture, but not ours. So how can I move everything down 10 rows, or remove rows from the bottom, or something else so I can reduce the map size and clip the scene to just the right amount of vertical space?

what is the required 1x size of a map annotation image?thanks.Neerav

My App got rejected for the guide line section of 20.1. Below is my project details.1. Users can create free contest and invite other users to join.2. Users can upload image, video and text.3. Users will vote and based on the number of likes leader board will be generated.4. App Owner (Admin) can only create sponsored and prize money contests. Admin have to give the sponsor name and image. But claiming the prize will be taken care in out of the app.This is simple flow of my project. I wanted to know why my app has rejected for 20.1 - Sweepstakes and contests must be sponsored by the developer/company of the App ?

I've noticed bugs when you attempt to modify a map (set region or other things) immediately after creating the map. I noticed that if you load mapkit, wait 5 seconds then create a map, it makes about 5 network calls, downloads a js file, and runs some javascript. I have an issue where I have to do some loading after the map is fully ready, and may need to destroy the original map. To make a test of this, try creating a map then immediately call destroy and unmounting it. It'll produce a bunch of not defined errors as it's still trying to set up the map you just destroyed How do I know that the map that was created is ready and done with all the work it was doing? When is it safe to destroy that map? I found there is a property called map._impl.state that will be Initialized or Ready. But when it gets to Ready it is still not fully done loading, a destroy there will still cause errors. Is there an event listener or any wa

If I am using MKMapView in my App do I need to pay any cost for using map.

I'm surprised that Apple released the new Core Data guide with examples written only in Objective-C. I've been thinking in Swift idioms now for a while and it's hard to go back and forth. Please release the guide with Swift sample code.

Using either of these with CarPlay now the phone must remain open and unlocked and the maps must be active. Of the maps app for either of these apps gets closed, on Google Maps the map freezes and will not do anything. I also am unable to keep my phone open and unlocked using Google maps. on Waze the maps screen just turns off if the phone is locked or the Waze app isn’t open and active. Additionally when starting Waze on the split screen where it shows music, maps, and the next turn on CarPlay, the next turn screen appears as if the Waze app is just open but not headed in a specific direction So it just says search. You have to open to the full screen Waze app on the car play screen then back to the split screen for it to work. Google maps is effectively broken while Waze can be used with a work around. Though Waze also randomly stops the directions and goes back to just showing the maps and you have to get directions again to r

When displaying an Apple map within my app, the standard and satellite types of a fully zoomed-out view of North America both display perfectly on the Xcode Simulator, but the hybrid type is very different. The hybrid map shows up as a image with a dark gray background, with the names of the cities in the correct places, but only showing a jagged red line for some of the edges of the continents. Zooming in does not help. If I can find a way to post an image, I'll do so. I'm running Xcode version 7.0.1 (7A1001) on OS X Yosemite 10.10.5. Within Xcode, my deployment target is iOS 9.0 -- the problem still persists if i switch to iOS 8.0. Haven't gotten to the point where I can run the app on an actual device yet.

Is it possible to let the user select points of interest on the Map, such as restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations etc. I want the user to be able to select these points of interest that are already on the map, not those that I add to the map. Is this possible with the SwiftUI version of the MapKit Map?

Hi, I am trying to build a simple image classification app. I have a trained model using Keras and have it converted to an MLModel. Basing on the sample app in the CoreML documentation, I can use my model to classify a given image. But i would also like to visualize how model gives the classification. Is there a way I can show class activation maps along with the predictions in the app? Thanks!

Cant sign up as my Country Pakistan is not available in list. Anyone can guide please.?

Hello, This code works fine for desktop, but it's very difficult to display user location, map type controls for mobile. The map's existence depends on the height property only. The controls depend on the width one. Although the algorithm is not clear. I see that the width must be more or equal to display width. It works for portrait, but not for landscape. How to get stable appearance of the controls for any cases? I used iPhone SE 1.

I ran 5.1 audio tests in both YouTube and Apple Music, and I noticed that when sound is supposed to play from the rear or front surround speakers, it’s also duplicated in the front left and right channels. I’m absolutely sure the issue is with the Apple TV, because I played the same video directly through my TV’s native system, and the channel separation was correct. Everything used to work perfectly before, so this must be a software issue. I’m currently on tvOS 26 Developer Beta 5, but I’m certain the problem also existed on the stable tvOS 18.5. I’ve already reset and updated my Apple TV, and I also tried switching the audio format to forced Dolby Atmos 5.1. On the forums, I mostly see complaints about Dolby Atmos not working at all — in my case, everything technically works, but not the way it’s supposed to.