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Hi @azaderdogan , have you found a workaround yet? I am experiencing the same issue.

Same here. No workaround :(

Hi, did you try the `cameraForCoordinateBounds` method? I think you were looking for this method. 

Then, you just need to determine the both points in advance. Like this (I haven't test it): 

Hi, I believe the issue #976 you're referring to is due to the operating system he is using. It would be helpful to include some code snippets demonstrating how you're...

Sorry, I tried your code but couldn't reproduce the issue on my test devices. The code looks fine to me. Did you call this method? ``` void main() { WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();...

By the way, you should consider using mapboxMap.setOnMapZoomListener(...) instead. The CameraChangeListener will also trigger when the map is moved, not just zoomed. Also, if you're working with a large number...

Hi, I have not try it, but I have two potential solution: 1. You can store the initial state and reapply it ``` final initialSetting = await mapboxMap.gestures.getSettings(); await mapboxMap.gestures.updateSettings(initialSetting);...

Hi, unfortunately, that didn't work. My last idea is to retrieve the size of the MapView and set its center as the focal point. That should restore the default behavior,...