Hi Rossko. Thanks for the advice. Here is what I know:
I was working on a project that requires Google Maps. Due to its
characteristics, I estimated the following:
- I would have 5 loads per user in average (possible more considering
that I can't save static images on my server, not even thumbna
I just sent an email to ask about the premier account and I got a message
that is talking about thousands of dollars for just a million access. At
the end of the email says: "Please respond to this email if you have any
additional questions", and guess what is the email? yes, you got it...
It'
I realized that to load a streetview I have to load the API and there is
when the charge is made, as it happens with the maps.
Now, a question for Thor or managers of this project. Why are you trying to
make a few developers pay the service for the rest?
Let's do some numbers. I use Amazon Web
Hi guys. The following limit is just for static images?
"*panorama image from the Street View Image API*"
I need to clarify this. The limit for static streetview images is 1000 per
user and 25000 per domain. But the streetview service has no limits, right?
Thanks
JD
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Thanks barry. Pretty close! I'm implementing that formula. The only thing
is that the result goes over the limits. But that's not your formula's
fault. That's because the limits for fov are 10 and 120, so there are no
values for some zooms. For example, if the zoom is 0, the right value for
fov
Hi Keir. Thanks! But the correct formula apparently is logarithmic (the
formula of the example you showed is just multiplying by 16 the value of
zoom, which is inaccurate). I couldn't figure out how to make it, so I came
up with a list of predefined values I got comparing images and then just
If what you want is to put the map inside a div and then have other divs
shown over it you have to use these CSS properties:
position: relative;
position: absolute;
and place the div that's going over, inside the first one. For example, I
use a construction like this:
here goes the map
Thanks Larry! Don't know why I didn't see it before!
But, the answer doesn't solve my problem. In fact, that guy has exactly the
same problem I have, he doesn't know how to convert the values and always
keep the value of fov in 90.
So, if someone knows how to do it please let me know.
Thanks
Sorry, I didn't see the message before. But that shows exactly my
problem. The guy that make that didn't know how to convert the value
of zoom to fov, it's always keeping the value of fov in 90.
So, he has exactly my problem. Somebody knows how to do this?
Thanks
JD
On Nov 2, 11:33 pm, "Masash
OK, this is the third time I post this message, no idea why is always
deleted. I need help with the conversion of zoom values to fov values. A
streetview returns the value of the zoom variable, but when I want to show
that view as a static image I have to provide the value of the variable fov
i
Hi. This is the second time I post this message, don't know what happened
with the previous one.
When I get the information from a street view, the variable I receive is
ZOOM. But when I need to generate a static image of that streetview I have
to use the variable FOV, which values are completel
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