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The last item on the performance roadmap: a sprite layer for MapKit, opt-in through markerRendering="sprites" on the Apple provider.

Sprite layer

  • MarkerSpriteRenderer, an MKOverlayRenderer on a world-sized overlay above the labels, draws the displayed markers and cluster badges into map tiles. MapKit calls it per tile on its own threads and composites the tiles on the GPU, so a pan costs the main thread nothing and a viewport change is a snapshot swap plus a background re-render instead of annotation-view layout.
  • The pipeline is untouched: same store, index, viewport filter, clustering and diffs. Sprite mode changes what the controller does with a diff: sprites are applied at once into a dictionary and published as an immutable snapshot the renderer reads under a lock. Draggable markers, and the marker whose callout is open, still take the annotation-view path through the frame scheduler.
  • Taps are hit-tested against the snapshot, topmost sprite first. A marker without a title fires onMarkerPress directly; one with a title or subtitle is promoted to a selected annotation view so MapKit shows its callout, and its sprite comes back when the callout closes. Cluster taps fire onClusterPress and zoom to the cluster; getClusterMembers reads sprite clusters too.
  • Marker images, anchors, offsets, rotation and opacity draw the same as in view mode; the pin image and the cluster badge are the same code, rendered once per screen scale. One image load per image key is fanned out to every sprite waiting for it.
  • Sprites do not run entering animations and ignore pinStyle (they draw the flat pin). During a pinch MapKit scales the tiles it has until it has drawn new ones, as it does for every overlay renderer's content; documented, not worked around.

API

  • markerRendering?: 'views' | 'sprites' on the Apple provider and the default provider on iOS; never on the others. MarkerRendering type exported. Android stores the prop so it round-trips.
  • The example app gets a Views/Sprites toggle in the dock on Apple Maps.

Benchmarks

Three scenarios pair the sprite layer with the ones that still dropped frames: G2-zoom-10k-sprites, N2-dense-10k-sprites and P2-clustered-100k-sprites (same as G, N and P with markerRendering="sprites"; identical to them on Android, where the prop is ignored).

iOS (iPhone 17 Pro simulator, Release, MapKit, started by hand), sprites against views in the same run:

Scenario Views Sprites
G / G2, zoom sweep, 10k p99 35.8 ms, jank 4.4 % p99 33.3 ms, jank 1.6 %
N / N2, dense 10k, street zoom p99 38.1 ms, worst 46 ms, jank 4.1 % p99 28.5 ms, worst 40 ms, jank 1.6 %
P / P2, 100k clustered p99 33.3 ms, jank 1.7 % (fail) p99 16.7 ms, worst 34 ms, jank 0.6 % (pass)
F / F2, ten-leg pan p99 23.1 ms, jank 1.0 % p99 27.8 ms, jank 1.2 %

Signposts: the main-thread apply in N ran at a p95 of 7.4 ms and a maximum of 13.9 ms; the sprite publish in N2 at a p95 of 1.1 ms and a maximum of 1.4 ms, with no view apply left. The pan is a wash because it only touches edge tiles and views are already cheap there; what remains in the zoom sweeps is MapKit's own overlay tile pipeline at an octave crossing (K, with no markers, shows the same two-frame p99 when it restyles its shapes). Full tables in docs/benchmarks.md.

Verification

  • bun run typecheck, bun run lint, package tests (173) and example tests pass.
  • Android: compileDebugKotlin clean, 41 unit tests pass.
  • iOS: Release benchmark build on the iPhone simulator, run started by hand; demo app checked by hand for sprite taps, callout promotion and cluster taps.

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  • New Features

    • Added optional Apple Maps marker rendering modes: standard annotation views or tile-rendered sprites.
    • Sprite mode supports marker and cluster interactions, hit testing, callouts, and draggable markers through annotation views.
    • Added public markerRendering configuration and type support; standard views remain the default.
    • Added an example control for switching rendering modes on Apple Maps.
  • Documentation

    • Documented configuration, behavior, limitations, and performance guidance.
  • Benchmarks

    • Added sprite-rendering benchmark scenarios and Apple Maps performance comparisons.

Walkthrough

Adds Apple MapKit markerRendering modes for annotation views and tile-rendered sprites. Sprite rendering includes snapshot publication, hit testing, interaction handling, annotation promotion, public API wiring, examples, benchmarks, and documentation.

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Apple sprite rendering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Public contract and provider wiring
package/src/native/specs/MapView.nitro.ts, package/src/types/map.ts, package/src/components/MapView.tsx, package/ios/..., package/android/...
Adds the MarkerRendering type, provider-specific props, native forwarding, adapter state, and recycling support.
Sprite snapshot and renderer
package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift, package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift, package/ios/MarkerViewportFilter.swift, package/ios/MapMarkerAnnotation.swift, package/ios/NitroClusterAnnotationView.swift
Adds sprite snapshots, MapKit overlay rendering, marker images, cluster badges, diff application, asynchronous image loading, mode switching, antimeridian handling, and hit testing.
Apple interaction and promotion
package/ios/AppleMapProviderAdapter.swift, package/ios/HybridMapViewDelegate.swift
Routes sprite presses to marker and cluster callbacks. Promotes callout markers to annotation views and restores sprites after deselection.
Examples, benchmarks, and documentation
example/*, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/*
Adds an Apple rendering toggle, platform-aware sprite benchmark scenarios and results, updated benchmark counts, and documentation for behavior and limitations.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant MapView
  participant HybridMapView
  participant AppleMapProviderAdapter
  participant MapOverlayController
  participant MarkerSpriteRenderer
  MapView->>HybridMapView: pass markerRendering
  HybridMapView->>AppleMapProviderAdapter: synchronize rendering mode
  AppleMapProviderAdapter->>MapOverlayController: setMarkerRendering(mode)
  MapOverlayController->>MarkerSpriteRenderer: publish sprite snapshot
  MarkerSpriteRenderer->>MarkerSpriteRenderer: draw visible markers and clusters
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Sprite mode can render markers incorrectly or fail to deliver expected interactions in reachable map states, and its benchmark harness can record invalid measurements. Resolve these issues before merging the new rendering mode.

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517-517: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Move markerRendering = nil before overlayController.reset(). When rendering is .sprites, this assignment triggers setMarkerRendering(.views) after reset() has already cleared the display state. The callback repeats cleanup and calls reapplyMarkers() with no attached store. Move the assignment before reset() so reset() remains the final teardown step.

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In `@package/ios/AppleMapProviderAdapter.swift` at line 517, In the cleanup
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In `@docs/adr/0008-mapkit-sprite-layer.md`:
- Around line 22-23: Update the pan-performance statement in the ADR to avoid
claiming that panning costs the main thread nothing. State instead that sprite
mode removes annotation-view layout and reduces main-thread work, while
acknowledging that publishSprites performs sorting and snapshot replacement on
the main queue.

In `@docs/architecture.md`:
- Line 118: Update the architecture description around marker promotion to state
that markers with a title or subtitle are promoted to selected annotation views
for callouts, matching the behavior of pressSprite(at:) and promoteSprite(_:).

In `@example/benchmark/scenarios.ts`:
- Around line 222-234: Update scenario execution so the Apple-only sprite
scenarios, including F2, G2, P2, and N2, are excluded when running on Android,
or make runAll provider-aware so they execute only with Apple Maps. Preserve
these scenarios for Apple runs and prevent Android from recording them as sprite
results.

In `@package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift`:
- Around line 516-517: Update pressSprite and notifySpritePress so a titled
sprite’s promotion carries its marker id and immediately emits onMarkerPress,
while didSelect suppresses the corresponding promoted annotation event to
prevent duplicates even if promotedSprite is cleared by removal,
setMarkerRendering, or reset().
- Around line 391-392: Update makeSprite and pressSprite to use a separate
hitSize derived from ClusterBadgeMetrics.diameter(for:) for cluster hit testing,
while retaining the padded badge.size for sprite drawing. Ensure pressSprite
applies its existing slop to hitSize so clusters do not capture taps outside the
visible circle.

In `@package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift`:
- Around line 117-124: Update MarkerSpriteRenderer’s drawing path to convert
each sprite.mapPoint through the MKOverlayRenderer coordinate conversion
(point(for:) or equivalent) before applying center offsets, rotation, and
CGContext translation. Use the converted renderer-space coordinates for sprite
placement while preserving the existing size scaling.

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- Line 517: In the cleanup sequence around markerRendering and
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857-861: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Invalidate the pending cluster lookup after a newer interaction.

latestClusterRequest changes only for another cluster press. If the lookup resolves after a marker, map, POI, overlay, scenario, provider, or animation interaction, Line 861 still accepts it and replaces the newer status with stale cluster data. Invalidate the pending result for every status-changing interaction.

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In `@example/App.tsx` around lines 857 - 861, Extend the `latestClusterRequest`
invalidation used by the `getClusterMembers` callback so every status-changing
interaction—marker, map, POI, overlay, scenario, provider, and
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In `@docs/benchmarks.md`:
- Line 456: Update the sprite mode coverage statement in the benchmark
documentation to say that sprite mode changes rendering only for eligible
markers, while draggable markers and markers with open callouts remain
annotation views.

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Add `markerRendering` (`views` | `sprites`) for the Apple provider. With
`sprites`, `MarkerSpriteRenderer`, an `MKOverlayRenderer` on a world-sized
overlay above the labels, draws the displayed markers and cluster badges into
map tiles on MapKit's threads, so a viewport change is a snapshot swap and a
background re-render instead of annotation-view layout on the main thread.

The pipeline is unchanged; sprite mode changes what the controller does with
the diff it receives. Sprites are applied at once and published as an
immutable snapshot, and only the tiles around what changed are invalidated.
Draggable markers and the marker whose callout is open keep their annotation
views. Taps are hit-tested against the snapshot; a marker with a title is
promoted to a selected annotation view for its callout and demoted when the
callout closes; cluster taps fire `onClusterPress` and zoom as before. The pin
image and the cluster badge are shared with the view path, rendered once per
screen scale. Android stores the prop so it round-trips.
The example app gets a Views/Sprites button in the dock on Apple Maps. The
benchmark harness adds F2, G2, N2 and P2, the pan, zoom sweep, dense and
100,000-marker scenarios with `markerRendering="sprites"`, and the Maestro
flow waits for 20 results.

ADR 0008 records the sprite layer and the alternatives; the results of the
sprite scenarios against their view-mode twins go into docs/benchmarks.md, and
README, architecture and changelog cover the prop.
A tapped sprite with a callout now reports `onMarkerPress` from the tap, like
one without, and the promoted annotation's later `didSelect` is not a second
press; before, the press lived in the deferred selection and was lost when a
diff, a mode switch or a reset cleared the promotion first. Cluster sprites
answer to taps within their circle, not the bitmap with its shadow margin,
and the renderer converts map points through `rect(for:)` into its drawing
space.

The four sprite benchmark scenarios are Apple Maps only: the harness skips
them on Android and counts them as skipped, and the Maestro flow waits for
the 16 that run there. ADR 0008 scopes the pan claim to what the numbers show,
and the architecture doc says title or subtitle for callout promotion.
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54-54: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the duplicate feature entry.

Line 54 duplicates the adjacent “Markers and overlays” bullet. Keep the expanded entry and remove the old duplicate.

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remaining feature list unchanged.
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857-868: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Invalidate cluster lookups when map context changes.

A cluster-member lookup can resolve after selectScenario or cycleProvider changes the map. The request token only changes on another cluster press, so the old completion can overwrite the new status. Increment latestClusterRequest.current when changing scenario or provider, or bind the request to the active scenario and provider.

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In `@example/App.tsx` around lines 857 - 868, Invalidate pending cluster-member
lookups when the map context changes: update latestClusterRequest.current in the
selectScenario and cycleProvider flows, or otherwise bind completions to the
active scenario and provider. Preserve the existing request-token check so stale
results cannot update status after a scenario or provider change.
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183-194: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Make manual recording cleanup exception-safe.

startFrameRecording() and stopFrameRecording() call Expo AsyncFunctions, whose promises reject when native code throws. The start path stores manualRecording.current and starts the JS lag sampler before awaiting startFrameRecording(), so a rejection leaves both active. The stop path awaits stopFrameRecording() before stopping the sampler, so a rejection leaves the sampler running. Use try/finally to stop the sampler and clear the recording state on every failure, including measurement failures. Publish the result only after all native measurements succeed.

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In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx` around lines 183 - 194, Make the manual
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roll back manualRecording.current, manual active state, and the JS lag sampler
if starting or any measurement fails; ensure the stop path always stops the
sampler and clears recording state even when native stopping rejects. Only
publish the recording result after all native measurements complete
successfully.

107-107: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reject the map-ready timeout.

If onMapReady does not fire within 10 seconds, mount resolves and runScenario can record, evaluate, and publish measurements without a ready map. Reject the promise on timeout and clear the resolver.

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In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx` at line 107, Update the map-ready wait in
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through onMapReady and ensure runScenario cannot proceed before the map is
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In `@package/ios/HybridMapViewDelegate.swift`:
- Around line 41-43: Update handleTap(_:) to invoke notifySpritePress(at:)
before notifyOverlayPress(at:), returning immediately when a sprite handles the
tap; preserve the existing overlay handling for taps not consumed by a sprite.

In `@package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift`:
- Around line 412-418: Update MarkerImageLoader.load so every completion path,
including cache hits and invalid URLs, dispatches asynchronously to
DispatchQueue.main. Preserve the existing main-queue behavior for local and
valid remote loads, ensuring loadSpriteImage’s mutations of
pendingSpriteImageLoads and displayedSprites always occur on the main queue.
- Around line 374-376: Update the default-pin sprite path in makeSprite to pass
descriptor.markerColor into PinImageRenderer.pin, and extend that renderer’s API
and fill logic to use the supplied color instead of always using
UIColor.systemRed. Preserve the existing default color when no marker color is
provided.
- Around line 467-470: The invalidation area in publishSprites must include each
touched sprite’s pre-change draw extent, not only the post-removal
snapshot.maxReach. Update touch(_:) to record the affected sprite’s prior
bounds, including offset and rotation, and use those extents when constructing
area so removed or resized sprites’ stale pixels are cleared while preserving
the existing union invalidation behavior.

In `@package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift`:
- Around line 51-58: Update MarkerSprite to store zIndex, pass
MarkerDescriptor.zIndex through MapOverlayController.makeSprite for single
descriptors, and update MarkerSpriteSnapshot.ordered to sort by zIndex before
latitude while preserving the existing cluster precedence.
- Around line 130-138: Update the culling logic around MarkerSpriteRenderer.draw
so each sprite is tested at centerX and at centerX ± MKMapSize.world.width,
allowing wrapped copies to render at the antimeridian or across multiple worlds.
Draw the intersecting wrapped copy while preserving the existing reach
dimensions and visibility behavior.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@example/App.tsx`:
- Around line 857-868: Invalidate pending cluster-member lookups when the map
context changes: update latestClusterRequest.current in the selectScenario and
cycleProvider flows, or otherwise bind completions to the active scenario and
provider. Preserve the existing request-token check so stale results cannot
update status after a scenario or provider change.

In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx`:
- Around line 183-194: Make the manual recording flow around startFrameRecording
and stopFrameRecording exception-safe: roll back manualRecording.current, manual
active state, and the JS lag sampler if starting or any measurement fails;
ensure the stop path always stops the sampler and clears recording state even
when native stopping rejects. Only publish the recording result after all native
measurements complete successfully.
- Line 107: Update the map-ready wait in mount so the 10-second timeout rejects
the promise instead of resolving it, and clear the stored resolver when timing
out. Preserve successful resolution through onMapReady and ensure runScenario
cannot proceed before the map is ready.

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- Line 54: Remove the duplicate “Markers and overlays” feature bullet from the
README, keeping the adjacent expanded entry and leaving the remaining feature
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Comment on lines +41 to +43
if parent.notifySpritePress(at: point) {
return
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Give sprite markers priority over shape overlays.

When a tappable shape contains the tap point, handleTap(_:) calls notifyOverlayPress(at:) first. overlayId(at:) returns that shape, and notifyOverlayPress(at:) returns true, so notifySpritePress(at:) does not run. This suppresses marker presses, callout promotion, and cluster presses for an overlapping sprite. Test the sprite layer first:

Proposed fix
-    if parent.notifyOverlayPress(at: point) {
+    if parent.notifySpritePress(at: point) {
       return
     }

     if isAnnotationView(at: point, in: parent.view) {
       return
     }

-    if parent.notifySpritePress(at: point) {
+    if parent.notifyOverlayPress(at: point) {
       return
     }
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In `@package/ios/HybridMapViewDelegate.swift` around lines 41 - 43, Update
handleTap(_:) to invoke notifySpritePress(at:) before notifyOverlayPress(at:),
returning immediately when a sprite handles the tap; preserve the existing
overlay handling for taps not consumed by a sprite.

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Comment on lines +374 to +376
let pin = PinImageRenderer.pin(scale: scale)
image = pin.cgImage
size = pin.size

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printf '%s\n' '--- PinImageRenderer definitions and uses ---'
rg -n -C8 'PinImageRenderer|makeSprite|sprite' package/ios
printf '%s\n' '--- markerColor and sprite-related docs/contracts ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- markerColor contract ---'
sed -n '25,45p' package/ios/MarkerDescriptor.swift
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Pass markerColor to the sprite pin renderer.

For a non-draggable marker without descriptor.image, makeSprite calls PinImageRenderer.pin(scale:). That renderer always fills the pin with UIColor.systemRed and does not read descriptor.markerColor. MarkerDescriptor defines markerColor as the tint for the default pin, and NitroPinAnnotationView applies it in views mode. A marker can therefore use different colors in views and sprites modes. Add color support to PinImageRenderer and pass descriptor.markerColor, or document markerColor as unsupported in sprites mode.

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In `@package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift` around lines 374 - 376, Update the
default-pin sprite path in makeSprite to pass descriptor.markerColor into
PinImageRenderer.pin, and extend that renderer’s API and fill logic to use the
supplied color instead of always using UIColor.systemRed. Preserve the existing
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Comment on lines +412 to +418
private func loadSpriteImage(_ image: MarkerImage, token: NSString, key: MarkerRenderKey) {
if pendingSpriteImageLoads[token] != nil {
pendingSpriteImageLoads[token]?.append(key)
return
}
pendingSpriteImageLoads[token] = [key]
MarkerImageLoader.load(image) { [weak self] loaded in

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printf '%s\n' '--- MarkerImageLoader binding ---'
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Dispatch every MarkerImageLoader.load completion to the main queue. Local and valid remote loads dispatch to DispatchQueue.main, but cache hits and invalid URLs invoke completion synchronously on the caller’s queue. loadSpriteImage then mutates pendingSpriteImageLoads and displayedSprites without a guaranteed main-thread callback.

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In `@package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift` around lines 412 - 418, Update
MarkerImageLoader.load so every completion path, including cache hits and
invalid URLs, dispatches asynchronously to DispatchQueue.main. Preserve the
existing main-queue behavior for local and valid remote loads, ensuring
loadSpriteImage’s mutations of pendingSpriteImageLoads and displayedSprites
always occur on the main queue.

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Comment on lines +467 to +470
// Sprites reach past their coordinate by `maxReach` points; pad in map points.
let mapPointsPerPoint = mapView.visibleMapRect.width / Double(mapView.bounds.width)
let padding = Double(snapshot.maxReach + 2) * mapPointsPerPoint
let area = dirty.insetBy(dx: -padding, dy: -padding)

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Invalidate each touched sprite’s previous draw bounds. touch(_:) records only the sprite coordinate, while publishSprites pads the union with the post-removal snapshot.maxReach. If the removed sprite is larger than every surviving sprite, its old bitmap can fall outside area, leaving stale pixels. Track each touched sprite’s pre-change draw extent, including offset and rotation, instead of using only the surviving snapshot maximum.

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In `@package/ios/MapOverlayController.swift` around lines 467 - 470, The
invalidation area in publishSprites must include each touched sprite’s
pre-change draw extent, not only the post-removal snapshot.maxReach. Update
touch(_:) to record the affected sprite’s prior bounds, including offset and
rotation, and use those extents when constructing area so removed or resized
sprites’ stale pixels are cleared while preserving the existing union
invalidation behavior.

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Comment on lines +51 to +58
static func ordered(_ sprites: [MarkerSprite]) -> MarkerSpriteSnapshot {
MarkerSpriteSnapshot(sprites: sprites.sorted { lhs, rhs in
if lhs.isCluster != rhs.isCluster {
return !lhs.isCluster
}
return lhs.coordinate.latitude > rhs.coordinate.latitude
})
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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printf '%s\n' '--- relevant files ---'
git ls-files package/ios | rg 'MarkerSprite|MapKit|Annotation|OverlayController'
printf '%s\n' '--- direct source slices ---'
for f in package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift package/ios/MarkerSprite.swift package/ios/MapMarkerAnnotation.swift; do
  if [ -f "$f" ]; then
    echo "--- $f ---"
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  fi
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printf '%s\n' '--- public zIndex documentation and native bindings ---'
rg -n -C6 'zIndex|z-index|z index' package README.md docs 2>/dev/null || true
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rg -l 'struct MarkerRenderEntry|enum MarkerRenderElement|struct MarkerDescriptor|renderVersion\(' package/ios package/src
for f in $(rg -l 'struct MarkerRenderEntry|enum MarkerRenderElement|struct MarkerDescriptor|renderVersion\(' package/ios package/src); do
  echo "--- $f ---"
  rg -n -C12 'struct MarkerRenderEntry|enum MarkerRenderElement|struct MarkerDescriptor|renderVersion\(' "$f"
done
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Propagate zIndex into sprite draw order.

MapOverlayController.makeSprite drops MarkerDescriptor.zIndex, and MarkerSpriteSnapshot.ordered sorts only by cluster status and latitude. MarkerSpriteRenderer.draw paints in that order, so sprite mode can place a lower-zIndex marker over a higher-zIndex marker. Add zIndex to MarkerSprite, pass it for single descriptors, and sort by it before latitude while preserving cluster precedence.

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In `@package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift` around lines 51 - 58, Update
MarkerSprite to store zIndex, pass MarkerDescriptor.zIndex through
MapOverlayController.makeSprite for single descriptors, and update
MarkerSpriteSnapshot.ordered to sort by zIndex before latitude while preserving
the existing cluster precedence.

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Comment on lines +130 to +138
let reach = MKMapRect(
x: centerX - halfDiagonal,
y: centerY - halfDiagonal,
width: halfDiagonal * 2,
height: halfDiagonal * 2
)
guard mapRect.intersects(reach) else {
continue
}

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cat -n package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift | sed -n '1,230p'
printf '%s\n' '--- direct references ---'
rg -n -C4 'MarkerSpriteLayer|draw\\(.*mapRect|mapRect:|MKMapPoint\\(' package/ios -g '*.swift'
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant file list ---'
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rg -n -C6 -F 'MarkerSpriteOverlay' package/ios -g '*.swift'
rg -n -C6 -F 'MarkerSpriteRenderer' package/ios -g '*.swift'
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In MapKit, the draw(:zoomScale:in:) method in an MKOverlayRenderer subclass is responsible for rendering the content of an overlay within a specific MKMapRect [1][2]. The map view tiles large overlays and calls this method for each tile [1][3]. It is critical to note that the mapRect parameter passed to this method represents the specific tile area that needs to be redrawn [3][4]. You should strictly limit your drawing to this provided rectangle to ensure performance and correct clipping [3][4]. Regarding the world coordinate system and MKMapRect: 1. World Bounds: The MapKit coordinate system is a 2D projection where MKMapRectWorld represents the entire world [5][6]. 2. Drawing Outside the World: MapKit generally expects overlays to exist within or intersect with the world bounds [5]. If an overlay&#39;s boundingMapRect is defined incorrectly—such as being too small or not properly covering the necessary area—you will encounter clipping issues [7][8]. 3. World Wrapping: MapKit&#39;s geometry does not natively support "infinite" wrapping of an MKMapRect around the world in a way that automatically handles drawing logic for you. If you need to render an overlay that spans across the 180th meridian or wraps around the world, you must manage this logic within your own overlay implementation [6]. This typically involves: - Defining a boundingMapRect that encompasses your entire content, which may span beyond the standard world width if necessary. - Manually handling the coordinate logic within your draw(:zoomScale:in:) method to ensure that content is rendered correctly at the edges of the map [4]. If your overlay appears to be "cut off," it is often because the overlay&#39;s boundingMapRect does not accurately reflect the area your drawing code covers [7][8]. Ensure your boundingMapRect is calculated correctly, covering the full extent of your coordinate data [7]. When drawing in custom renderers, always verify that your drawing logic effectively intersects with the requested mapRect [4].
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<title>MKOverlayRenderer — Apple Developer Docs</title> https://apple-docs.everest.mt/docs/mapkit/mkoverlayrenderer/ MKOverlayRenderer — Apple Developer Docs Contents # MKOverlayRenderer The shared infrastructure for drawing overlays on the map surface. ## Declaration ``` class MKOverlayRenderer ``` ## Overview An overlay renderer draws the visual representation of an overlay object — that is, an object that conforms to the MKOverlay protocol. This class defines the drawing infrastructure the map view uses. Subclasses need to override the draw(_:zoomScale:in:) method to draw the contents of the overlay. The MapKit framework provides several concrete instances of overlay renderers. Specifically, it provides renderers for each of the concrete overlay objects. You can use one of these existing renderers or define your own subclasses if you want to draw the overlay contents differently. You can subclass `MKOverlayRenderer` to create overlays based on custom shapes, content, or drawing techniques. The only method subclasses need to override is the draw(_:zoomScale:in:) method. However, if your class contains content that may not be ready for drawing right away, you need to also override the canDraw(_:zoomScale:) method and use it to report when your class is ready and able to draw. The map view may tile large overlays and distribute the rendering of each tile to separate threads. Therefore, the implementation of your draw(_:zoomScale:in:) method needs to be safe to run from background threads and from multiple threads simultaneously. ### Creating an overlay view - `init(overlay:)` ### Attributes of the overlay - `overlay` - `alpha` - `contentScaleFactor` - `blendMode` ### Converting points on the map - `point(for:)` - `mapPoint(for:)` - `rect(for:)` - `mapRect(for:)` ### Drawing the overlay - `canDraw(_:zoomScale:)` - `draw(_:zoomScale:in:)` - `setNeedsDisplay()` - `setNeedsDisplay(_:)` - `setNeedsDisplay(_:zoomScale:)` ### Types - `MKZoomScale` - `MKRoadWidthAtZoomScale(_:)` - `MKOverlayPathRenderer` - `MKTileOverlayRenderer` <title>MKOverlayRenderer | Apple Developer Documentation</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mkoverlayrenderer # MKOverlayRenderer The shared infrastructure for drawing overlays on the map surface. ``` class MKOverlayRenderer ``` ## Overview An overlay renderer draws the visual representation of an overlay object — that is, an object that conforms to the `MKOverlay` protocol. This class defines the drawing infrastructure the map view uses. Subclasses need to override the `draw(_:zoomScale:in:)` method to draw the contents of the overlay. The MapKit framework provides several concrete instances of overlay renderers. Specifically, it provides renderers for each of the concrete overlay objects. You can use one of these existing renderers or define your own subclasses if you want to draw the overlay contents differently. You can subclass `MKOverlayRenderer` to create overlays based on custom shapes, content, or drawing techniques. The only method subclasses need to override is the `draw(_:zoomScale:in:)` method. However, if your class contains content that may not be ready for drawing right away, you need to also override the `canDraw(_:zoomScale:)` method and use it to report when your class is ready and able to draw. The map view may tile large overlays and distribute the rendering of each tile to separate threads. Therefore, the implementation of your `draw(_:zoomScale:in:)` method needs to be safe to run from background threads and from multiple threads simultaneously. ## Topics ### Creating an overlay view `init(overlay:)` Creates and returns the overlay renderer and associates it with the specified overlay object. ### Attributes of the overlay `overlay` The overlay object containing the data for drawing. `alpha` The amount of transparency to apply to the overlay. `contentScaleFactor` The scale factor for drawing the overlay’s content. `blendMode` The blend mode to apply to the overlay. ### Converting points on the map `point(for:)` Returns the point in the overlay renderer’s drawing area corresponding to the specified point on the map. `mapPoint(for:)` Returns the point on the map that corresponds to the specified point in the overlay renderer’s drawing area. `rect(for:)` Returns the rectangle in the overlay renderer’s drawing area corresponding to the specified rectangle on the map. `mapRect(for:)` Returns the rectangle on the map that corresponds to the specified rectangle in the overlay renderer’s drawing area. ### Drawing the overlay `canDraw(_:zoomScale:)` Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the overlay view is ready to draw its content. `draw(_:zoomScale:in:)` Draws the overlay’s contents at the specified location on the map. `setNeedsDisplay()` Invalidates the entire contents of the overlay for all zoom scales. `setNeedsDisplay(_:)` Invalidates the specified portion of the overlay at all zoom scales. `setNeedsDisplay(_:zoomScale:)` Invalidates the specified portion of the overlay, but only at the specified zoom scale. ### Types `MKZoomScale` A scale factor to use in conjunction with a map. `MKRoadWidthAtZoomScale(_:)` Returns the width (in screen points) of roads on a map at the specified zoom level. --- Copyright © 2026 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy <title>Monkeybread Xojo plugin - MKOverlayRendererMBS methods</title> http://monkeybreadsoftware.net/mapkit-mkoverlayrenderermbs-method.shtml Topic | Plugin | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | ... draw its content ... current scale factor applied ... this overlay renderer is ready ... draw its contents on ... a renderer showing traffic information might want ... delay drawing until it has all of ... traffic data it needs ... return NO from this method to indicate ... is not ready ... overlay renderer might also return NO if it does not draw content in the specified rectangle ... If you return NO from this method ... application is responsible for calling the setNeedsDisplayInMapRect method when the overlay renderer subsequently becomes ready ... draw its contents ... The default implementation of this method returns true. ... MKOverlayRendererMBS. drawMapRect(Rect as MKMapRectMBS, zoomScale as Double, context as CGContextMBS) ... | Type | Topic | Plugin | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | iOS | Targets | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | method | MapKit | MBS MacFrameworks Plugin | 19.0 | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes | Desktop & iOS | Draws the overlay’s contents at the specified location on the map. mapRect: The map rectangle that needs to be updated. Your drawing code should avoid drawing outside of this rectangle. zoomScale: The current zoom factor applied to the map content. You can use this value for configuring the stroke width of lines or other attributes that might be affected by the scale of the map’s contents. context: The graphics context to use for drawing the overlay’s contents. The default implementation of this method does nothing. Subclasses are expected to override this method and use it to draw the overlay’s contents. When determining where to draw content, make your initial calculations relative to the map itself. In other words, compute the position and size of any overlay content using map points and map rectangles, convert those values to regular CGPoint and CGRect types using the methods of this class, and then pass the converted points to any drawing primitives. It is recommended that you use Core Graphics to draw any content for your overlays. To improve drawing performance, the map view may divide your overlay into multiple tiles and render each one on a separate thread. Your implementation of this method must therefore be capable of safely running from multiple threads simultaneously. In addition, you should avoid drawing the entire contents of the overlay each time this method is called. Instead, always take the mapRect parameter into consideration and avoid drawing content outside that rectangle. ... MKOverlayRendererMBS. mapRectForRect(Rect as CGRectMBS) as MKMapRectMBS ... | Type | Topic | Plugin | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | iOS | Targets | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | method | MapKit | MBS MacFrameworks Plugin | 19.0 | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes | Desktop & iOS | Returns the rectangle on the map that corresponds to the specified rectangle in the overlay renderer’s drawing area. rect: The rectangle in the overlay’s drawing area that you want to convert. Returns the rectangle on the two-dimensional map projection corresponding to the specified rectangle. ... MKOverlayRendererMBS. RectForMapRect(mapRect as MKMapRectMBS) as CGRectMBS ... | Type | Topic | Plugin | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | iOS | Targets | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | method | MapKit | MBS MacFrameworks Plugin | 19.0 | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes | Desktop & iOS | Returns the rectangle in the overlay renderer’s drawing area corresponding to the specified rectangle on the map. mapRect: A rectangle on the two-dimensional map projection. Returns the rectangle in the overlay’s drawing area that corresponds to the map rectangle. #### Some examples using this ... MKOverlayRendererMBS. setNeedsDisplayInMapRect(mapRect as MKMapRectMBS) ... | Topic | Plugin | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | iOS | Targets | | --- | --- | --- | --- ... | MapKit | MBS Mac…[truncated] <title>Properly subclassing MKOverlayRenderer</title> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38169254/properly-subclassing-mkoverlayrenderer # Properly subclassing MKOverlayRenderer Tags: ios, iphone, swift, mapkit, mkoverlay - Score: 0 - Views: 1245 - Answers: 1 - Answered: yes - Asked by: APesate (100 rep) - Asked: 2016-07-03 - Edited: 2016-07-05 - Site: stackoverflow ## Question I&`#39`;m trying to modify the path of a MKPolyline at runtime to avoid it overlaps with another one. I already managed to get all the overlapping points and what I&`#39`;m trying to do is in the func createPath() of the MKPolylineRenderer add an offset to does points so, theoretically, it should draw the same path with the little offset I&`#39`;m adding and it shouldn&`#39`;t overlap anymore, but sadly, this is not happening and the Polyline is drawn in the same way like nothing changed. I first tried to do this after the addPolyline() function but I read that once you do that, the one way to redraw a Polyline is by removing it and adding it again, so I decided, for testing purposes, to do all of this before adding the Polyline so when I finally add it to the map, it will already have the information about the overlapping points, but this didn&`#39`;t worked either. Hypothesis: 1. It has something to do that the map works on different threads and the changes are not reflected because of that. This is ok. It should be this way to optimise the rendering. 2. The correct way to accomplish this is not in the createPath() function. Indeed it isn&`#39`;t I should apply a transform in the draw() function of the renderer. This is it This is the createPath() function override func createPath() { let poly = polyline as! TransportPolyline switch poly.id { case 1: let newPath = CGMutablePath() for index in 0...poly.pointCount { let point = poly.points()[index] let predicate = { MKMapPointEqualToPoint($0, poly.points()[index]) } //This is the offset I should apply let offset: CGFloat = overlapsAtPoints.contains(predicate) ? 100000.0 : 0.0 //I tried to use a transform as well, but the result was the same var transform = CGAffineTransform(translationX: offset, y: offset) if index == 0 { //Here I add the offset and/or the transform without success newPath.moveTo(&transform, x: CGFloat(point.x) + offset, y: CGFloat(point.y) + offset) } else { //Here as well newPath.addLineTo(&transform, x: CGFloat(point.x) + offset, y: CGFloat(point.y) + offset) } } //Set the new path to the Renderer path property self.path = newPath default: break } } And this is the draw() function override func draw(_ mapRect: MKMapRect, zoomScale: MKZoomScale, in context: CGContext) { let poly = polyline as! TransportPolyline guard poly.id == 1 else { super.draw(mapRect, zoomScale: zoomScale, in: context) return } //If I apply this the Polyline does move, obviously it move all the Path and not only the segments I want. context.translate(x: 1000, y: 1000) super.draw(mapRect, zoomScale: zoomScale, in: context) } Any suggestions are much appreciated. UPDATE: I found out that the problem might be in how I&`#39`;m drawing the context in the draw method. The documentation says: The default implementation of this method does nothing. Subclasses are expected to override this method and use it to draw the overlay’s contents. so by calling super.draw() I&`#39`;m not doing anything. Any ideas on how to properly override this method? Also taking into consideration this: To improve drawing performance, the map view may divide your overlay into multiple tiles and render each one on a separate thread. Your implementation of this method must therefore be capable of safely running from multiple threads simultaneously. In addition, you should avoid drawing the entire contents of the overlay each time this method is called. Instead, always take the mapRect parameter into consideration and avoid drawing content outside that rectangle. ## Answers ### Answer by APesate (score: 1 [ACCEPTED]) So basically I was on the right track but using the wrong tools. The actual way to accomplish this is by overriding the draw() function in you MKPolylineRenderer s…[truncated] <title>MKMapRect | Apple Developer Documentation</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mkmaprect # MKMapRect A rectangular area on a two-dimensional map projection. ``` struct MKMapRect ``` ## Overview If you project the curved surface of the globe onto a flat surface, what you get is a two-dimensional version of a map where longitude lines appear to be parallel. Such maps are often used to show the entire surface of the globe all at once. An `MKMapRect` data structure represents a rectangular area as seen on this two-dimensional map. ## Topics ### Creating a map rectangle `init()` Creates the rectangle with an empty region. `init(origin:size:)` Creates the map rectangle with the specified point and size. `init(x:y:width:height:)` Creates a new map rectangle structure from the specified values. `init(_:)` Returns the region that corresponds to the specified map rectangle. ### Getting standard map rectangles `null` The null map rectangle. `world` The map rectangle that represents the world in the two-dimensional map projection. ### Getting the rectangle coordinates `origin` The origin point of the rectangle. `size` The width and height of the rectangle, starting from the origin point. ### Getting the boundaries `minX` Returns the minimum x-axis value of the specified rectangle. `minY` Returns the minimum y-axis value of the specified rectangle. `midX` Returns the mid-point along the x-axis of the specified rectangle. `midY` Returns the mid-point along the y-axis of the specified rectangle. `maxX` Returns the maximum x-axis value of the specified rectangle. `maxY` Returns the maximum y-axis value of the specified rectangle. `width` Returns the width of the map rectangle. `height` Returns the height of the map rectangle. ### Comparing rectangles `isNull` A Boolean value that indicates whether the specified rectangle is null. `MKMapRectEqualToRect(_:_:)` Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether two map rectangles are equal. `isEmpty` A Boolean value that indicates whether the specified rectangle has no area. `spans180thMeridian` A Boolean value that indicates whether the specified map rectangle crosses the 180th meridian. `remainder` A rectangle that represents the normalized portion of the specified rectangle that lies outside the world map boundaries. ### Intersecting the rectangle `contains(_:)` Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the specified map point lies within the rectangle. `contains(_:)` Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether one rectangle contains another. `intersects(_:)` Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether two rectangles intersect each other. ### Modifying the rectangle `union(_:)` Returns a rectangle that represents the union of two rectangles. `intersection(_:)` Returns the rectangle that represents the intersection of two rectangles. `insetBy(dx:dy:)` Returns the specified rectangle with an inset by the specified amounts. `offsetBy(dx:dy:)` Returns a rectangle with an origin point that shifts by the specified amount. `MKMapRectDivide(_:_:_:_:_:)` Divides the specified rectangle into two smaller rectangles. ### Getting a description of the rectangle `MKStringFromMapRect(_:)` Returns a formatted string for the specified map rectangle. --- Copyright © 2026 Apple Inc. 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In MapKit, MKMapPoint uses a normalized 2D coordinate system where the entire world is mapped to a square of size MKMapSizeWorld [1]. Specifically, MKMapPoint coordinates range from (0, 0) at the top-left (North-West) to (MKMapSizeWorld.width, MKMapSizeWorld.width) at the bottom-right (South-East), where MKMapSizeWorld is defined as 256 x 256 points at zoom level 0 [1]. When dealing with the 180th meridian (the International Date Line), MapKit&#39;s MKMapRect does not automatically wrap in a way that treats the world as a continuous sphere. Instead, MKMapRects are defined within the projection&#39;s 2D coordinate space. If an overlay or map region spans the 180th meridian, the MKMapRect will typically have a width that extends beyond the standard world width or will not be represented as a single contiguous rectangle in the standard coordinate space [1]. To handle rendering of overlays that cross the 180th meridian (a "wrapped world" scenario), you must generally split the overlay into two separate parts if the renderer cannot handle a rectangle that conceptually spans across the boundary. While MapKit does not provide a native property such as &#39;spans180thMeridian&#39; on MKMapRect to simplify this, developers typically check the longitude range of their content and manually split geometry when the boundary is crossed to ensure the MKOverlayRenderer draws the content correctly across both sides of the map [1][2]. MKOverlayRenderer subclasses are responsible for transforming these MKMapPoints into the view&#39;s current drawing context, and ensuring that any wrapped coordinates are correctly accounted for during the rendering pass [3][2].
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<title>MapKit for AppKit and UIKit | Apple Developer Documentation</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mapkit-for-appkit-and-uikit?language=objc MapKit for AppKit and UIKit | Apple Developer Documentation Skip Navigation - MapKit - MapKit for AppKit and UIKit API Collection # MapKit for AppKit and UIKit ## Topics ### Essentials Enabling Maps capability in Xcode Configure your routing app to support providing directions. Identifying unique locations with Place IDs Obtain information about a point of interest that persists over its lifetime. An embeddable map interface, similar to the one that the Maps app provides. A point of interest on the map. ### Map coordinates A rectangular geographic region that centers around a specific latitude and longitude. The width and height of a map region. A rectangular area on a two-dimensional map projection. A point on a two-dimensional map projection. Width and height information on a two-dimensional map projection. A utility object that converts between a geographic distance and a string-based expression of that distance. ### Map customization A virtual camera for defining the appearance of the map. A specialized view that displays the compass heading for its associated map. A specialized view that displays the scale information for its associated map. A specialized view that displays and controls the zoom level of the map view. A specialized view that displays and controls the pitch angle of the map view. A specialized button that allows the user to toggle whether the map tracks to the heading the user is facing. A specialized bar button item that allows the user to toggle whether the map tracks to the heading the user is facing. ### Annotations and overlays Create annotations to add indicators and additional details for specific locations on a map. Create overlays to highlight geographic regions or paths. ### Directions A utility object that computes directions and travel-time information based on the route information you provide. The start and end points of a route, along with the planned mode of transportation. The route information that Apple servers return in response to your request for directions. The travel-time information that Apple servers return. A single route between a requested start and end point. One portion of an overall route. ### Geographical features Displaying an Indoor Map Use the Indoor Mapping Data Format (IMDF) to show an indoor map with custom overlays and points of interest. An object that decodes GeoJSON objects into MapKit types. The decoded representation of a GeoJSON feature. Objects that the GeoJSON decoder can return. ### Local search Interacting with nearby points of interest Provide automatic search completions for a partial search query, search the map for relevant locations nearby, and retrieve details for selected points of interest. A value that indicates the importance of the configured region. Options that indicate types of search results. A utility object for initiating map-based searches and processing the results. A structure that contains options for filtering results in a search. An object that filters which address options to include or exclude in search results. Options that indicate types of search completions. A utility object for generating a list of completion strings based on a partial search string that you provide. A fully formed string that completes a partial string. A structured request to use when searching for points of interest. ### Exploring at street level A utility class that encapsulates information the framework requires to retrieve and display a specific Look Around location’s imagery. A class you use to request a LookAround scene at the location you specify. A class that manages the presentation and display of a LookAround view. A utility class that you use to create a static image from a LookAround scene. ### Place information The methods that you use to receive events from an associated map view controller. An object that displays detailed information about a map item. The type of map item detail accessory presentation to use. The type of accessory to displa... <title>MKMapViewDelegate | Apple Developer Documentation</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mkmapviewdelegate # MKMapViewDelegate Optional methods that you use to receive map-related update messages. ``` `@MainActor` protocol MKMapViewDelegate : NSObjectProtocol ``` ## Overview Because many map operations require the `MKMapView` class to load data asynchronously, the map view calls these methods to notify your app when specific operations complete. The map view also uses these methods to request annotation and overlay views, and to manage interactions with those views. Before releasing an `MKMapView` object that you set a delegate for, remember to set that object’s `delegate` property to `nil`. MapKit calls all of your delegate methods on the app’s main thread. ## Topics ### Responding to map position changes `mapView(_:regionWillChangeAnimated:)` Tells the delegate when the region the map view is displaying is about to change. `mapViewDidChangeVisibleRegion(_:)` Tells the delegate when the map view’s visible region changes. `mapView(_:regionDidChangeAnimated:)` Tells the delegate when the region the map view is displaying changes. ### Loading the map data `mapViewWillStartLoadingMap(_:)` Tells the delegate that the specified map view is about to retrieve some map data. `mapViewDidFinishLoadingMap(_:)` Tells the delegate when the specified map view successfully loads the needed map data. `mapViewDidFailLoadingMap(_:withError:)` Tells the delegate that the specified view is unable to load the map data. `mapViewWillStartRenderingMap(_:)` Tells the delegate that the map view is about to start rendering some of its tiles. `mapViewDidFinishRenderingMap(_:fullyRendered:)` Tells the delegate when the map view finishes rendering all visible tiles. ### Tracking the user’s location `mapViewWillStartLocatingUser(_:)` Tells the delegate that the map view is about to start tracking the user’s location. `mapViewDidStopLocatingUser(_:)` Tells the delegate when the map view stops tracking the user’s location. `mapView(_:didUpdate:)` Tells the delegate when the map view updates the user’s location. `mapView(_:didFailToLocateUserWithError:)` Tells the delegate when an attempt to locate the user’s location fails. `mapView(_:didChange:animated:)` Tells the delegate when the user-tracking mode changes. ### Managing annotation views `mapView(_:viewFor:)` Returns the view associated with the specified annotation object. `mapView(_:didAdd:)` Tells the delegate when the map view adds one or more annotation views to the map. `mapView(_:annotationView:calloutAccessoryControlTapped:)` Tells the delegate when the user taps one of the annotation view’s accessory buttons. `mapView(_:clusterAnnotationForMemberAnnotations:)` Asks the delegate to provide a cluster annotation object for the specified annotations. ### Dragging an annotation view `mapView(_:annotationView:didChange:fromOldState:)` Tells the delegate when the drag state of one of its annotation views changes. ### Selecting annotations and annotations views `mapView(_:didSelect:)` Tells the delegate when the user selects one or more of its annotation views. `mapView(_:didDeselect:)` Tells the delegate when the user deselects one or more of its annotation views. `mapView(_:didDeselect:)` Tells the delegate when the user deselects one or more annotations. `mapView(_:didSelect:)` Tells the delegate when the user selects one or more annotations. `selectableMapFeatures` The property that describes which selectable features the map responds to. ### Managing the display of overlays `mapView(_:selectionAccessoryFor:)` Specifies the accessory to display for a selected annotation `mapView(_:rendererFor:)` Asks the delegate for a renderer object to use when drawing the specified overlay. `mapView(_:didAdd:)` Tells the delegate when the map view adds one or more renderer objects to the map. `mapView(_:viewFor:)` Asks the delegate for the overlay view to use when displaying the specified overlay object. `mapView(_:didAddOverlayViews:)` Tells the delegate when the map adds one or more overlay views to the map. --- Copy... <title>Overlay</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mkoverlayrenderer/overlay?changes=_10&language=objc �� ��Zj��R�^V�#t9�]���k���҄�9��µ�ָ��� ��!�ڨ����Hf5�ѓ�sY���Ui�1j�h��>�8�;�:�Q0���ҩ]����8@�/���]��wtJ���:�� �?��@�a�^�/��f���!�] OGtP��q�\�ˣ����������i��<��ͨ����x=�z��c���#.}-wNC���&a�Sr��*Fߕ_~�N#*�0� ��&`#39`;y%_;��t�4������ʚ��bc8��+��{r�����0BS\�z�uH阖�(�����f��?pFtaH�}��t�m�p��Bz��×ݍ}�����ዿ������������m��?��������_іS�i���s&`#39`;�M����3�Xx�B��Sz�� 7����i����w>�T̫y���i}HDu��ꖫ���� a�Ś�n�n�6�����S��Z���#�Nu���"д[_v���e2� �Ȩa�(lP���+`@������f ���^?�@s[�+��}ܚyɱ{����|W枀F]�Bm���4��������� �g�ޚߕ*4M0�) i*���.U�������c{��$��J��[a�dx������&`#39`;s�pI��H��� ��A�H�F��������ro�]!����r�;�uY�?/��U/�!O���i1LD�������Z�T� c�-CC�������p`�p��v7�Ĵ`f�#Gj�d�t�����J�P?&�b����+��nV�ы]������ 5L،�ˎ�M��]Z���7�&`#39`;�p$dѸ���]�H��/���?�^ң��?���%ߩ�4?itz���@#��� P N���ht�b��W\g��Ƥ�������hI^e��r4؝�>}��� ?%NF���v���y��pa����r�:��dٓ�D��ƻ q�e%,O `�<ɺ��QT��X]ݱȬVg�;޾���Az� ���O�~�e��Yӹ������zO�"$/2�S5}A(�n����xetx�4���M����o�S�e}�����%ڮM�"���I�U��͋���� �/ˬR��|E���N[.���Ns�����ˆEB���=�9l^���TM�([9�������������v��ɘ��4��/ <����bM� �2䴫&`#39`;Wo����]=�<��33��CK6�;Q�<�#�V!�. ���;G��{���t�EO <title>canReplaceMapContent | Apple Developer Documentation</title> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mktileoverlay/canreplacemapcontent # canReplaceMapContent A Boolean value that indicates whether the tile content is fully opaque. ``` var canReplaceMapContent: Bool { get set } ``` ## 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Render wrapped copies of each sprite. MapOverlayController.swift stores one MKMapPoint(coordinate), and MarkerSpriteRenderer.draw culls only the reach around that point. A wrapped tile can be offset by ±MKMapSize.world.width, so the intersection test skips visible sprites at the antimeridian or when the viewport shows multiple worlds. Test the sprite at centerX, centerX - MKMapSize.world.width, and centerX + MKMapSize.world.width, then draw the copy that intersects mapRect.

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In `@package/ios/MarkerSpriteLayer.swift` around lines 130 - 138, Update the
culling logic around MarkerSpriteRenderer.draw so each sprite is tested at
centerX and at centerX ± MKMapSize.world.width, allowing wrapped copies to
render at the antimeridian or across multiple worlds. Draw the intersecting
wrapped copy while preserving the existing reach dimensions and visibility
behavior.

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