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  • Getting Started
    • Setup
  • Initialization
    • Init with token
    • Init with username/password
    • Init with constrained zoom levels
    • Init empty map
    • Init with multiple maps
    • Init in 3D mode
    • Init with image 3D mode
    • Init map with a restricted extent
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  • Third party
    • Google
    • Google side by side
    • Cesium
  • Controls
    • Basics
    • Map modes
    • Map orientations
    • Layer control
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    • Vexcel image metadata
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    • Vexcel Infrared
    • Brightness and Contrast Control
  • Geometries
    • Point
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    • WKT reader
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  • Vector styles
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  • Measures
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  • InfoBox
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  • Utils
    • Transform

Tutorial

Google side by side


This tutorial demonstrates how to integrate and synchronize Google Maps with the Vexcel Map API in a side-by-side layout. This integration allows you to display both mapping platforms simultaneously in a vertical arrangement, providing users with a direct comparison between the two map views.

You'll learn how to:

  • Initialize both Vexcel Map and Google Maps in the same application
  • Configure a vertical layout for displaying maps one above the other
  • Synchronize map views between the two platforms (location, zoom level)
  • Set up event listeners to maintain coordination between maps
  • Change view modes (2D/3D) while maintaining synchronization

Side-by-side map integration is valuable for applications that need to provide visual comparisons between different mapping platforms. This capability allows users to directly compare features, imagery, and data representation between Google Maps and Vexcel Map, making it easier to understand differences in coverage, detail, and visualization approaches.


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  • Location
  • Map

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