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Is it possible to set the map to show a region whose bounds span the international date line?
I have a set of points whose bounding box spans the line, and I can’t seem to set the map’s camera to that box.
When I supply the TGCoordinateBounds(sw: sw, ne: ne), naturally the southwest coordinate has a positive longitude, and the northeast coordinate has a negative longitude. It looks as if the map’s viewport is set to the exact opposite side of the globe — in other words it’s trying to fix my coordinates because the west value is greater than the east value.
Any tips?
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Is it possible to set the map to show a region whose bounds span the international date line?
I have a set of points whose bounding box spans the line, and I can’t seem to set the map’s camera to that box.
When I supply the
TGCoordinateBounds(sw: sw, ne: ne)
, naturally the southwest coordinate has a positive longitude, and the northeast coordinate has a negative longitude. It looks as if the map’s viewport is set to the exact opposite side of the globe — in other words it’s trying to fix my coordinates because the west value is greater than the east value.Any tips?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: