GoogleMap.CameraPerspective

Page Summary

• GoogleMap.CameraPerspective is used to define the camera's orientation when using GoogleMap.followMyLocation().

• It offers three perspective options: TILTED, TOP_DOWN_HEADING_UP, and TOP_DOWN_NORTH_UP.

• TILTED provides a tilted view aligned with the user's direction, commonly used in navigation.

• TOP_DOWN_HEADING_UP offers a top-down view oriented with the camera's heading.

• TOP_DOWN_NORTH_UP presents a top-down view with north at the top.

public static abstract @interface GoogleMap.CameraPerspective implements Annotation

A CameraPerspective is a parameter given to the GoogleMap.followMyLocation(int) to specify the orientation of the camera.

Constant Summary

int	TILTED	A tilted perspective facing in the same direction as the user.
int	TOP_DOWN_HEADING_UP	A heading-facing top-down perspective of the camera's target.
int	TOP_DOWN_NORTH_UP	A north-facing top-down perspective of the camera's target.

Inherited Method Summary

From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation

abstract Class<? extends Annotation>	annotationType()
abstract boolean	equals(Object arg0)
abstract int	hashCode()
abstract String	toString()

Constants

public static final int TILTED

A tilted perspective facing in the same direction as the user. Commonly used during driving navigation.

Constant Value: 0

public static final int TOP_DOWN_HEADING_UP

A heading-facing top-down perspective of the camera's target.

Constant Value: 2

public static final int TOP_DOWN_NORTH_UP

A north-facing top-down perspective of the camera's target.

Constant Value: 1