Configure map and camera restrictions

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You may want to create latitude and longitude boundaries that restrict a user's movement in a 3D map, or to limit the camera's altitude, heading, or tilt. You can do this by configuring map and camera restrictions.

The following code sample demonstrates how to use the Map.cameraRestrictions method to restrict both the geographical boundaries of the camera and the values of the camera's altitude, heading, and tilt.

Swift

  struct CameraRestrictionDemo: View {
    var body: some View {
      Map(initialCamera: .sanFrancisco, mode: .hybrid)
        .cameraRestrictions([
          .bounds(latitude: 37.7...37.8, longitude: (-122.5)...(-122.4))
        ])
    }
  }