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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When calling mapView.lookAt({target}), altitude is ignored, so if an object moves upward (f.e. an helicopter taking off) then the object will go out of view because the camera altitude stays the same.
Describe the solution you'd like
We should have an option to specify that it should also follow the given target's altitude.
Describe alternatives you've considered
When we make custom cameras easier to use in #1, an alternative would be to tell the MapView to use a camera that is a child of a moving object and it would simply work.
Additional context
This would be useful when animating a object (f.e. in an animation frame loop) and wanting the camera to lookAt the object each frame as the object moves upwards into the sky.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When calling
mapView.lookAt({target})
, altitude is ignored, so if an object moves upward (f.e. an helicopter taking off) then the object will go out of view because the camera altitude stays the same.Describe the solution you'd like
We should have an option to specify that it should also follow the given
target
's altitude.Describe alternatives you've considered
When we make custom cameras easier to use in #1, an alternative would be to tell the
MapView
to use a camera that is a child of a moving object and it would simply work.Additional context
This would be useful when animating a object (f.e. in an animation frame loop) and wanting the camera to lookAt the object each frame as the object moves upwards into the sky.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: