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Can you please add it to CocoaPods?

Can you convert this library to use it on OS X or is it too complicated?
I tried to convert files contained in the ZSPinAnnotation folder, without succeeding.
Thank you.

NB: I would very much like to use them on os x, because they are very beautiful.

Just noticed that the initWithCoordinate: method on ZSAnnotation returns nil rather than self. Great code thanks for sharing.

Hi, I'm using the ZSPinAnnotation on my map (which helps me a lot!) but I'm trying to set a custom action to each pin and I can't seem to get an ID or tag from each pin, have you done this?

Hi,

Thanks for a nice approach to multi-colored pins!

I have problems with the hit area being too large. Instead of the hit area just being the pins bounding box, it extends quite a bit to the sides, as well as as taking up as much space below the pin as the pin is tall.

I assume that this is so that the pin will touch down exactly on the annotation coordinate, but you could use an offset to achieve this precise placing as well.

Do you happen to have a solution for this? If not, I'll have a look at the code and see if I can come up with a solution.

Love the concept, but I have many pins clustered together, and the call-out is displaying behind my pins. Ideas?

I discovered that one must set annotationType before annotationColor, as setting the color generates the image.

It seems unusual for a setter to have such side-effects. One should be able to set either in either order. Would it be possible to either regenerate the image on each setter or delay generating the image until it is actually need. This way the setters could be called in either order.

At the very least, please update the documentation to say that one must set type type first.

I noticed that overlaying MKPinAnnotationView pins and MKAnnotationView pins with ZSPinAnnotation images were quite a bit off without setting centerOffset. Your demo project sets it but it's not mentioned in the readme example.

Also, for some reason I get more accurate placement with:
pinView.centerOffset = CGPointMake(7, -15);
pinView.calloutOffset = CGPointMake(-7, 0);

than the demo settings of:
pinView.centerOffset = CGPointMake(6.5, -16);
pinView.calloutOffset = CGPointMake(-11, 0);

but I notice it's pretty hard to get it perfect. Zooming in and out sometimes looks perfect and sometimes is a little off. I assume due to rounding somewhere.

Nice project!