Stewart, thank you for your professional learning videos on RUclips. I am always amazed at what is possible with SWIFT and smart trainers. For your passion I would like to buy you a good glass of wine 🍷Greetings from Germany, Gerd
Great Episode! I really like that lookaround feature. I subconsciously make mistakes in duplicating your code and then have fun debugging to find my error.
Can you lock an area down. Like can you set a latitude and longitude that you can’t scroll past or zoom out past. I know those might be 2 different things. I have seen examples of trying to do this but you can scroll past it and it snaps back.
@@StewartLynch that might of been what I tried before. The one I tried looks likes a rubber band and it will snap back into place. The look I’m trying to get would basically look like a wall or border. I will looking into it thought thanks for the quick reply.
Great job. You make it look so easy!
Stewart, thank you for your professional learning videos on RUclips. I am always amazed at what is possible with SWIFT and smart trainers. For your passion I would like to buy you a good glass of wine 🍷Greetings from Germany, Gerd
Great Episode! I really like that lookaround feature. I subconsciously make mistakes in duplicating your code and then have fun debugging to find my error.
Can you lock an area down. Like can you set a latitude and longitude that you can’t scroll past or zoom out past. I know those might be 2 different things. I have seen examples of trying to do this but you can scroll past it and it snaps back.
You might be able to do this with an on change observer, and then if it goes beyond a certain value, reset the camera position
@@StewartLynch that might of been what I tried before. The one I tried looks likes a rubber band and it will snap back into place. The look I’m trying to get would basically look like a wall or border. I will looking into it thought thanks for the quick reply.
Danke!
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Yeah but how do we know when the user selects a Point of Interest?
If I am not mistaken, there is a new option in iOS 18 for this.