Issue with 3D Model Animation #244
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…er some time of animation there is tile loading issue )
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Hi! I've added a comment describing how to handle mapObjectManager so model won't dissapear from map after a while.
About performance – we have example which is kinda similar to this one, it also handles object's properties (position, angle, etc) with animators, but there're some hacks which adds smoothness to it, such as coroutines, AnimatorSet etc. Can you please check it out? https://github.com/2gis/mobile-sdk-android-demo/blob/master/app/src/main/java/ru/dgis/sdk/demo/SimulateNavigationActivity.kt
| ), time = Duration.ofMilliseconds(300) | ||
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| val mapObjectManager = MapObjectManager(map) |
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mapObjectManager has to be activity's level variable or field so it won't destroyed by garbage collector after onMapReady finished.
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Hello,
Thank you for providing the SimulateNavigationActivity example. I have integrated your MapObjectManager changes and adopted the coroutine-driven AnimatorSet approach. As a result, my 3D model now remains visible on the map indefinitely. However, I am still encountering two issues:
Tile-loading stutters and intermittent re-renders during continuous animation, despite driving position and bearing updates via coroutines and AnimatorSet.
Animation and tile-fetching pause after an extended period—the model’s animation stops and the map ceases to request new tiles, displaying only those that were previously loaded.
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I'm glad to hear the changes helped! We will need some additional time to investigate the remaining issues. Thank you for your patience. |
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Hello! I was wondering if there’s been any progress on the issue? |
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The 3D model intermittently disappears from the map during or after animation. Additionally, after a period of animation, map tiles stop loading—only previously loaded tiles remain visible.