These are mostly government agencies like the United States Geological Survey. Google receives data about streets and roads from a variety of sources.
But with thousands of cities across the world and even more roads, making sure everything stays up-to-date is a big job. OS: Windows pro10/11, macOS Monterey 12.Google Maps is built to show you all the streets nearby and give accurate directions from one place to another.Framework version: Angular version 12, googlemaps version 1.12.0, deck.gl version 8.6.4.You can see obviously some tiles will get missed and all text become funky:ģ- click on clockwise rotation or double click on counter clockwise rotation Environment Zone.js:182 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading '0')Īt pixelsToWorld (web-mercator-utils.js:179:33)Īt WebMercatorViewport.unproject (viewport.js:87:32)Īt WebMercatorViewport.getBounds (web-mercator-viewport.js:154:30)Īt WebMercatorViewport.get subViewports (web-mercator-viewport.js:101:1)Īt DrawLayersPass._drawLayers (layers-pass.js:36:1)Īt DrawLayersPass.render (layers-pass.js:9:1)Īt DeckRenderer.renderLayers (deck-renderer.js:40:1) Here is my browser console after facing the problem: here is the link to an example:Ģ- zoom-in to metro areas such as San Francisco up to the level where you get a tilt button on the left-bottom of the mapģ- click on clockwise rotation or double click on counter clockwise rotation I have checked the example on google official website which is using deck.gl as an example and appears they are facing the same issue. this feature will work just for 90 degrees counterclockwise and 90 degrees back to the default view. I am developing an application with is using Google Maps as a base map (using Angular front-end) and Deck.gl to render layers on top of the map.įirst of all, I find out that deck gl is not supporting rendering layers on the 3D view so I turned the layers off as soon as the user zoom-in in satellite view which will cause to turn on the 3D mode.Īfter google map will reach to the level which can show 3D map there will be another feature that let user rotate the map by 90 degrees either clockwise or counterclockwise.
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