Hi everyone! One thing I forget to mention in the video: The *MapMarkerPopup* widget inherits from the Button class, which means you can use its *on_release* function. Hope you liked this tutorial! What kind of ideas do you guys have for a map-based app? Let me know :)
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Cool video, well explained and to the point. I did use MapView in a few apps and it's really nice, you can chose themes (map styles) from a lot of options, as there are tilesets by various providers for the openstreetmap backend, i was also able to animate the rendering of markers depending on zoom level, and other neat things, it's a very flexible and easy to use widget, i hope this video helps more people to know about it.
Very good tutorial. I had a problem. I can't see the marker on the map. Have I to install some other stuff? I have the same problem with the Farmers market tutorial...
I'm having trouble installing garden on my windows computer, I'm using the command: python -m pip install github.com/kivy-garden/graph/archive/master.zip in order to get garden, but I'm not sure where to find it in my directory. When trying to use Git Bash to use the garden command (garden install mapview), it gives the error "garden: command not found". Please let me know what I can do to solve this, I would appreciate any help!
How's it going everyone. Has anyone had an issue with the mapview zoom being inverted? When I want to zoom in, it zooms out and when I want to zoom out it zooms in. Anyone solved this yet?
I have an issue trying to integrate Screen Manager Widget with MapView Widget. I attached a full issue's description here: stackoverflow.com/questions/62363274/integrate-screen-manager-widget-with-mapview Could anyone help me?
Your root refers to your root widget, which is probably a NavigationLayout in your case. You can fix this by giving your mapview an id, and then refer to that instead of root. So: instead of 'root.center_on' give your mapview an id of mapview and then use 'mapview.center_on'.
To search for an address? Check out this playlist where I do something like that! Video 4 to be specific. ru-vid.com/group/PLy5hjmUzdc0mY-nC-Djhv_wJjQuWVmPV8