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When zoomed in on a map for something like 4 levels (4 taps) the markers on the map will nolonger scroll smooth but jump across the map. (Like they are snapping to a grid).
It appears to be caused by the precision of UIScrollView's zoomScale property. When zoomed in far enough, the precision just can not be used for positioning the markers over the zoomed UIScrollView.
So what I mean is, when zooming in far, the [contentOffset valueDidChange] methods are nolonger triggered as often when contentOffset changes, so the position of the markers are not updated as often, causing choppyness.
When zoomed in on a map for something like 4 levels (4 taps) the markers on the map will nolonger scroll smooth but jump across the map. (Like they are snapping to a grid).
It appears to be caused by the precision of UIScrollView's zoomScale property. When zoomed in far enough, the precision just can not be used for positioning the markers over the zoomed UIScrollView.
A solution for this issue is described here: http://www.mlsite.net/blog/?p=1342
Maybe you don't agree and think it is caused by something else. I would love to hear a different view on the problem.
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