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CameraRestriction
enumCameraRestriction
Represents various constraints that can be applied to the camera’s position
or orientation.
Use these cases to define limits on camera properties like altitude, heading, tilt,
or geographical bounds, often used to guide user interaction or enforce
specific viewing perspectives within a map or scene view.
Restricts the camera’s altitude (height above ground or sea level).
Note
If you attempt to set a value less than0.0, it will be clamped to0.0.
If you attempt to set a value greater than63170000.0, it will be clamped to63170000.0.
When set, restricts the position of the camera within the specified lat/lng bounds. Note that
objects outside the bounds are still rendered. Bounds can restrict both longitude and
latitude, or can restrict either latitude or longitude only. For latitude-only bounds use
longitude range of(-180.0)...180. For longitude-only bounds use latitude range of-(90)...90`.
Restricts the camera’s tilt (pitch angle relative to the horizon).
A tilt of 0 typically means looking straight down, while 90 might represent
looking towards the horizon, depending on the specific camera system’s convention.
Note
If you attempt to set a value less than0.0, it will be clamped to0.0.
If you attempt to set a value greater than90.0, it will be clamped to90.0.
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