Jesse Collis's JCTiledScrollView rewritten in Swift. A set of classes that wrap UIScrollView and CATiledLayer. It aims to simplify displaying large images and PDFs at multiple zoom scales.
I've been using your library and it's been working really well, but lately I've tried to fix this warning without success, so I was wondering if you could find a solution for this bug.
This is a request, Finding this repository just saved my day. It was quite hard to find this repository. This was the best I could find for my requirement.
My request is to add the possibility of adding custom content size in each layer ie., if an image is of content size 15000x15000 and when zoomed-in the content size is 20000x20000 instead of 30000x30000. Like having intermediate zoom levels for more precision.
Also, and option to add annotation where the user taps and add a custom message on the annotation. Annotation should include other types like line drawing or drawing a circle/box. Also, and option to measure the length or area of selected annotation should be able to calculate if the length and area of a tile is provided.
I have tiled images at zoom levels 2.5x, 10x and 40x corresponding levels have 4, 64 and 256 number of tiles. Is there a way I can render these tiled images flawlessly?
I tried quite a number of methods. Here, each tile is split into 4 tiles in the next zoom level. But, my requirement is to get 16 tiles for each tile in previous level.
The next layer of tiled images are being rendered as soon as we start zooming. Instead of this the present layer should zoom in as far as the next layer is available. And this should be repeated for each layer.
Add an option where the user could make new annotation like rectangular (with corner coordinates), circular (with center point and radius) and free-hand drawing (with an array of coordinates being joined together).