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I would like to have a switch added to be able to disable the the anti aliasing of an image that is added to the map as an GroundOverlay.
Explain your use case for that feature:
I would like to add an image with a very low resolution like 100x100px. Every pixel represents a half transparent square on the map to display a heatmap. The image will be blown up on the map. The problem right now is that the image will be anti aliased and become blurred at the edges of the pixel. If you could turn anti alias of you would get sharp edges with a very low resolution image. Using a higher resolution image puts a lot of stress on the cpu and you get a sluggish performance. Also using one GroundOverlay for each square, which give you sharp edges, also uses a lot of cpu performance. I think you could add a lot of potential performance and use cases by adding this simple feature to the api.