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HYBRID type google maps:
Google Maps API is available in the following map types:
MapTypeId.ROADMAP
, used to display the default road map view MapTypeId.SATELLITE
, used to display Google Earth satellite images MapTypeId.HYBRID
, for simultaneously displaying the normal and satellite views MapTypeId.TERRAIN
, based on terrain information display the actual map. Through being used to modify the Map map type, you can set mapTypeId properties:
Or modified dynamically mapTypeId:
Google Maps API supports special 45 ° imagery for certain locations.
Such high-resolution images are available for each basic orientation toward the (truck) in a perspective view. For supported map types, these images also provide a higher zoom level.
Existing google.maps.MapTypeId.SATELLITE and google.maps.MapTypeId.HYBRID map types support high zoom level 45 ° perspective imagery (if available). If you zoom into a location such images, these map types will automatically alter their views in the following manner:
Note: Narrow displaying 45 ° imagery map type will revert all changes, and re-establishing the original map types.
The following example shows the Ducal Palace in Venice, Italy, 45 ° view:
Tip: Google is constantly adding more cities to 45 ° imagery.For the latest information, see 45 ° imagery on Google Maps listing.
You can call through on the Map object setTilt (0) to disable 45 ° imagery. To enable 45 ° perspective imagery for supported map types, call setTilt (45).