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Improve discoverability of 3d mode feature #1724
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Ah, I see. It's because compassMode is part of LocationAwareMapFragment and we use location lock to implicitly assume the type of map fragment 😈 |
You can also use the two-finger gesture (shove with two fingers) to tilt the map |
So, I am closing this because it is already possible to enter 3D mode by tilting the map, no compass or location required. |
Technically yes, but this was more about the discoverability of the feature than the specific functionality. |
I was looking into this this morning, but ran out of time; I'll get back to it in the evening. |
For streetcomplete#1724 This implementation does not currently work because even when the tilt has been set to 0f, it usually reports being very slightly tilted (eg, tilt=5.317779E-7) and thus, isFlat is almost always false.
For streetcomplete#1724 Also use a kotlin scoping function to reduce verbosity
I just discovered 3d mode. It's really cool, and learning about it has made me more interested in completing "number of stories" type quests. However, it was very hard to find. I only learned about it because I saw screenshots on some issues here on the repo, and even after that it took me around 15 minutes of combined reading (to see if anyone said how to do it) and trial and error to figure it out. For anyone else like me: tap the compass twice while your current location is locked on.
A big reason for this is that I don't lock on to my location very much. I do use my location, but I prefer to drag around the map to help orient myself and make sure I'm tagging the right building/road/etc. And I use the compass even less, because I prefer to keep the view oriented along the road I'm walking on. Ironically, 3d mode helps with both of those problems, if only I'd known about it.
Anyway, it's possible to unpin the location and scroll around once you've entered 3d mode, so it's unclear to me why you have to be location locked to enter it in the first place. I have tapped the compass multiple times (to no effect) when not locked on location, so I believe this would help with discovery.
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