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When I have a lot of annotations next to each other, they occlude each other. I have tried passing a location with various altitudes when initializing each annotation but that does not seem to be taken into account when placing the annotation in 3D space. Will you have plans to use the altitude parameter of the location when placing the annotation? Alternatively you can make altitude grow with distance, i.e. farther annotations are displayed higher up in space.
Do let me know if this is already supported and I missed something or implemented incorrectly.
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It's poorly described but #1 covers one possible related implementation.
Currently there are no APIs to translate a CLLocation's altitude to the y axis of an SCNNode. I think you could probably do that yourself for the SCNNode you provide in AnnotationManagerDelegate.node(for:).
When I have a lot of annotations next to each other, they occlude each other. I have tried passing a location with various altitudes when initializing each annotation but that does not seem to be taken into account when placing the annotation in 3D space. Will you have plans to use the altitude parameter of the location when placing the annotation? Alternatively you can make altitude grow with distance, i.e. farther annotations are displayed higher up in space.
Do let me know if this is already supported and I missed something or implemented incorrectly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: