ristiisa

@pjleonard37 @persidskiy @aleksproger @OdNairy @evil159 @maios Any thoughts on this issue?

> Hi @ristiisa, just an observation here. What happens if you add values to the padding? > > ```swift > let camera = (try? mapView.mapboxMap.camera( > for: coordinates, > camera:...

> @ristiisa you can try to workaround it by using mercator projection like here [#2113 (comment)](https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-maps-ios/issues/2113#issuecomment-1935887812) I confirm, the fit to bounds does work with mercator projection. For us not...

in 11.3-rc1 the issue is mostly resolved where the area is now fully visible but not centered. 

@persidskiy Something strange is going on, I calculated a midpoint on a line but mapbox shows the point not being on that line while the google earth shows it differently....

What is happening probably is that Mapbox draws lines after the map has been projected and does not take into an account the projection while drawing. The results are not...

> For now in order to mimic real geodesic lines one have to calculate all intermediate points manually and create a polyline with small enough segments so difference will not...

> Mapbox currently doesn't support geodesic lines, both in the Mercator and in the globe projections. With mercator I can understand that the lines are drawn after projecting the map...

@jhuleatt any progress on this issue?

@nvalakunde were you able to solve the issue?