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Reply to MKMapView hybridFlyover mode on iOS 16 replicates polygons at north and south pole
I also have this problem, or one similar. let circleDiameterMeters = 3000000.0 let nspot = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 82.75752195981894, longitude: -33.25326661642988) // Northern Greenland let newCircle = MKCircle.init(center:nspot, radius:MaxCircleDiameterMeters/2) self.mapView.addOverlay(newCircle) This code created this MKCircle, 1,500km radius, centered in Greenland. The view from the Arctic looks like: The view from the Antarctic looks like: You can see the strangeness in the rendering of this MKCircle, which instead of a circle, seems to be the top of the circle bending in on itself, proceeding through the center of the Earth, and coming out the other end.
Feb ’23
Reply to MKMapView hybridFlyover mode on iOS 16 replicates polygons at north and south pole
I also have this problem, or one similar. let circleDiameterMeters = 3000000.0 let nspot = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 82.75752195981894, longitude: -33.25326661642988) // Northern Greenland let newCircle = MKCircle.init(center:nspot, radius:MaxCircleDiameterMeters/2) self.mapView.addOverlay(newCircle) This code created this MKCircle, 1,500km radius, centered in Greenland. The view from the Arctic looks like: The view from the Antarctic looks like: You can see the strangeness in the rendering of this MKCircle, which instead of a circle, seems to be the top of the circle bending in on itself, proceeding through the center of the Earth, and coming out the other end.
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