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In the north and south direction the map is limited to approximately 85 degrees north and 85 degrees south. Note: A Mercator projection has a finite width longitudinally but an infinite height latitudinally. The Maps SDK for Android allows you to change the user's viewpoint of the map by modifying the map's camera.
Changes to the camera will not make any changes to markers, overlays, or other graphics you've added, although you may want to change your additions to fit better with the new view.
Because you can listen for user gestures on the map, you can change the map in response to user requests. For example, the callback method OnMapClickListener. Because the method receives the latitude and longitude of the tap location, you can respond by panning or zooming to that point. Similar methods are available for responding to taps on a marker's bubble or for responding to a drag gesture on a marker.
You can also listen for camera movements, so that your app receives a notification when the camera starts moving, is currently moving, or stops moving. For details, see the guide to camera change events. Many cities, when viewed close up, will have 3D buildings visible, as viewable in the below picture of Vancouver, Canada.
You can disable the 3d buildings by calling GoogleMap. The map view is modeled as a camera looking down on a flat plane. The camera target is the location of the center of the map, specified as latitude and longitude co-ordinates. The camera bearing is the direction in which a vertical line on the map points, measured in degrees clockwise from north. Someone driving a car often turns a road map to align it with their direction of travel, while hikers using a map and compass usually orient the map so that a vertical line is pointing north.
The Maps API lets you change a map's alignment or bearing. For example, a bearing of 90 degrees results in a map where the upwards direction points due east. The tilt defines the camera's position on an arc between directly over the map's center position and the surface of the Earth, measured in degrees from the nadir the direction pointing directly below the camera.
When you change the viewing angle, the map appears in perspective, with far-away features appearing smaller, and nearby features appearing larger. The following illustrations demonstrate this. In the images below, the viewing angle is 0 degrees. The first image shows a schematic of this; position 1 is the camera position, and position 2 is the current map position. The resulting map is shown below it.
In the images below, the viewing angle is 45 degrees. Notice that the camera isn't tilted at 45 degrees; instead, it moves halfway along an arc between straight overhead 0 degrees and the ground 90 degrees , to position 3. The camera is still pointing at the map's center point, but now the area represented by the line at position 4 is now visible. For example, keytool -genkeypair -keyalg EC -groupname secpr1 will generate an EC key pair by using the secpr1 curve. Because there might be multiple curves with the same size, using the -groupname option is preferred over the -keysize option.
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