I am trying to get the coordinates for a long press gesture on a map. When I add the long press gesture the user can no longer move the map around. I tried using a simultaneous gesture and it did not work. This works however with a tap gesture as seen in this answer.

I have a basic map view with custom annotations that animate the map when clicked. Im getting the warnings below with my current approach. I’ve looked at a few other SO threads and I can’t get my code refactored and working with the functionality I have right now. I’d appreciate a quick heads up on how to use the new iOS 18 APIs.

I have a problem understanding why, when I add a Map to my ScrollView, the element (in this case, Color.red) does not overlap with the navigation as shown in the picture. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it? The problem occurs when the view has a navigationTitle and only happens with the Map.

I trying to add the location of schedule as mapmarks on map of MapKit, and connect them order by time.

But the Path didn’t show up, and I sure that the start and end are at the right position. So I wonder is the Path not allowed to overight the MapView? If so. How do I implement this?

I have a struct called CustomMarker that conforms to hashable:

I am looking for a way to draw a route on a map with your finger. The drawn route then needs to be converted into an actual route for car. In Swift or SwiftUI.

I am trying to develop a country guessing game using MapKit and GeoJSON data. When the polygons are generated on the map, an error occurs where the map clips and does not show portions of the countries or islands when the user pinches to zoom in and out. I receive these warnings in the terminal: