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I want to display really big geometric shapes on the surface of a map, think boxes of arbitrary height using the extrusion parameter of a Rectangle, say. But in code like below, similar to this the rectangle is rendered only for values up to a maximum of 2047 (meters?). Above this number no rectangle is rendered.
The official documentation mentions map.Polygon.MAX_EXTRUDE_HEIGHT, but it seems not to be supported in Python. Can it be set higher than 2047 and can it be exposed in Python?
I want to display really big geometric shapes on the surface of a map, think boxes of arbitrary height using the
extrusion
parameter of aRectangle
, say. But in code like below, similar to this the rectangle is rendered only for values up to a maximum of 2047 (meters?). Above this number no rectangle is rendered.The official documentation mentions
map.Polygon.MAX_EXTRUDE_HEIGHT
, but it seems not to be supported in Python. Can it be set higher than 2047 and can it be exposed in Python?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: