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Maps SDK Version: MapBox Version -> 11.6.1, MapBox Turf Version -> 6.15.0
Observed behavior and steps to reproduce
Moving to a mountainous terrain like “47.675029, -120.971942” or even "37.392843, -118.789926"
Turning on 3D mode
Turning up the exaggeration
Getting the Coordinates from the top of the mountain gives coordinates behind the mountain
Expected behavior
The coordinates should be related to the mountain itself and not a position behind the mountain.
Notes / preliminary analysis
When the mountain is not focused by MapBox, the coordinates will retrieve values "behind" the mountain. It seems if mountain is focused, the coordinates will have the proper value relatively to the mountain. It seems to be difficult to get the proper coordinates because approaching and moving to the mountain leads the mountain to stay "unfocused".
If we use 2D we have the proper coordinates.
We are using the following to get the coordinates:
MapView.mapboxMap.coordinate(for: self.view.center)
Additional links and references
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Environment
This is also happening on Android Devices:
Observed behavior and steps to reproduce
Moving to a mountainous terrain like “47.675029, -120.971942” or even "37.392843, -118.789926"
Turning on 3D mode
Turning up the exaggeration
Getting the Coordinates from the top of the mountain gives coordinates behind the mountain
Expected behavior
The coordinates should be related to the mountain itself and not a position behind the mountain.
Notes / preliminary analysis
When the mountain is not focused by MapBox, the coordinates will retrieve values "behind" the mountain. It seems if mountain is focused, the coordinates will have the proper value relatively to the mountain. It seems to be difficult to get the proper coordinates because approaching and moving to the mountain leads the mountain to stay "unfocused".
If we use 2D we have the proper coordinates.
We are using the following to get the coordinates:
MapView.mapboxMap.coordinate(for: self.view.center)
Additional links and references
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: