The problem I have is that when I move the map markers position is not updated with the same vector. They got desync and point to another location. Seems like something with the canvas scaler is incorrectly calculated... but I cannot find the error in the code.

This is my UpdateMarker method:

private void UpdateMarker(IUIEntity marker, MapController mc)
{
    if (marker == null || !marker.hasGameObject || marker.gameObject == null)
    {
        return;
    }

    Transform markerTransform = marker.gameObject.transform;
    RawImageTouchForwarder forwarder = markerTransform.parent.parent.GetComponentInChildren<RawImageTouchForwarder>(true);

    if (forwarder == null)
    {
        Logger.Error("Could not find raw image touch forwarder for marker: " + marker.gameObject.name);
        return;
    }

    Vector2 screenPosition = mc.control.LocationToScreen(marker.longitude, marker.latitude);
    screenPosition = forwarder.MapToForwarderSpace(screenPosition);

    RectTransformUtility.ScreenPointToLocalPointInRectangle(markerTransform.parent as RectTransform, screenPosition, null, out Vector2 point);
    markerTransform.localPosition = point;
}

Thanks for help.

So I'm just wondering what's the best way to do this.  I want the tileset map to display with the user location and maker at that location.  This works fine, however when I "find location" using GoogleGeocodingRequest the result doesn't update the map unless I disable the user location component.  I would like to init the map at users location, which is why I use this component.  Just wondering if I"m doing something wrong

Thanks,

Valerie

Marker texture is null
UnityEngine.DebugLogHandler:Internal_Log(LogType, LogOption, String, Object)
OnlineMaps.MarkerFlatDrawer:DrawMarker(Marker2D, Map, Single)
OnlineMaps.MarkerFlatDrawer:OnDrawMarkers()
OnlineMaps.ControlBaseDynamicMesh:UpdateControl()
OnlineMaps.TileSetControl:UpdateControl()
OnlineMaps.Map:UpdateControl()
OnlineMaps.Map:CheckBufferComplete()
OnlineMaps.Map:LateUpdate()

Not sure why I don't see this error while testing in Unity, but the example doesn't seem to do anything.  So then I tried using the  example on iOS, and that's when I get the error.

Sorry for the extra work.  Just curious if you can point me in the correct direction.  BTW, I don't see any FIX buttons in the inspector.

Thanks.

Anyway, an example of the marker is attached. 

Thanks!

I'm creating an AR app on iOS that is location based, which is why I'm using online maps 4.

I have a Tileset map
I have User Location script on the map
I have real tileset size example script on the map

The camera will be perpendicular to the map located in the center of the map, updated on GPS location change events
The map will not be visible, it's used to keep AR objects placed at geopoints, which should update as the users loc changes.

I'm trying to keep this simple and leverage online maps functionality and examples.

What's the best way to keep the map updating with the users location?  From reading examples/forum posts I'm assuming that I would be creating a marker which gets updated with loc change events, and then somehow the map will follow the marker.  Does that sound correct?  Am I making this more complicated than necessary?

I need to see the map while this is in development, but it's super blurry/pixelated, so I'm wondering if that's normal.  (due to zoom level). current zoom is 17, but this can be changed since I'm using real size example script.

I don't see the camera moving to the center once real size example runs.

Anyway, these are just some problems I'm having initially; probably making things too complicated, which causes more problems.

Thanks!

I ran into an issue where the north of the map is pointing toward -Z, and the east is toward -X.
When I place an object as a marker on the map, it ends up rotated 180 degrees around the Y axis relative to the map.

Is there a way to change the map’s orientation so that north points to +Z and east to +X?
Control: Tileset

Thanks in advance!

// get the world (vector3) pos corresponding to this lat/lon
Vector3 customMarkerPos = OnlineMapsTileSetControl.instance.GetWorldPosition(someObject.Long, someObject.Lat);

I looked through the atlas of examples and searched here on the forum, but I only came up with:

Vector3 customMarkerPos = OnlineMapsControlBaseDynamicMesh.instance.GetWorldPosition(locationMarker.location);

Unfortunately I get:  The name 'OnlineMapsControlBaseDynamicMesh' does not exist in the current context

I think I'm in over my head here Alex.  Any suggestions?  Thanks!

I'm using Online Maps V4 in Unity to draw flight routes between airports. When drawing a route that crosses the International Date Line (e.g., Tokyo to San Francisco), I'm encountering rendering issues.

What I've tried:
I split the route into two separate OnlineMapsDrawingLine objects: one segment on the left side of the map and one on the right side to avoid the line wrapping around the globe incorrectly.

The problem:
When I pan/drag the map, only ONE of the two line segments is visible at a time:
Sometimes only the left segment appears, the right one disappears. Sometimes only the right segment appears, the left one disappears. They never show simultaneously.
It seems like the map only renders one line at a time during viewport updates.

Expected behavior:
Both line segments should remain visible simultaneously while panning, creating a continuous visual flight path across the Date Line.

Question:
Is there a known limitation with rendering multiple OnlineMapsDrawingLine objects across the ±180° longitude boundary? Or is there a specific method I should use to handle transpacific routes that cross the Date Line?

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

we are using Onlinemaps for quite some time now and we were able to solve all challenges so far. But there is one major issue we are unable to optimize. This is why I contact you.

Whenever new tiles load for the first time and are saved to the file cache, there is a noticeable stutter. If I disable file cache, this stutter does not happen. (Profiler screenshot attached)

Of course, we could just disable it, but not having file cache surely decreases the users experience.

We are on version 3.9.1.1. Any tipps? Would it make sense to switch to 4.0? Surely would mean a lot of work.

Thanks,
Danish

Idea: If it doesn't come out of the box it might work by manually combining several Tile Maps with different sizes / resolutions.

Thanks for any help,
Michael

I'm trying to do something where if the distance is lower than some threshold, I do stuff. I'm trying to use GeoPoint.Distance(), but it seems that the results are not in meters, contrary to what the documentation says ?

Here's a little test I did. Google Maps calculates ~161 meters, but the result I get is 0.2453885.
Here's the code :

GeoPoint p1 = new GeoPoint(48.114779, -1.670222);
GeoPoint p2 = new GeoPoint(48.114819, -1.668018);
Debug.Log($"Expected ~161 meters. Got {GeoPoint.Distance(p1, p2)}");

Maybe there's something I'm missing ?

Thanks in advance for your help !

I've noticed that the option under Troubleshooting named "Not Interact Under GUI" does not do anything if your UI is made with Ui Toolkit, using a Ui Document. Is that something that is being worked on ? In the meantime, is there something I can do to have this behaviour with my Ui ?

Thanks in advance