Beats me.
The only thing in that area that I can get to do anything is to use the
new maptypes:
G_OBLIQUE_HYBRID_EAST_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_HYBRID_NORTH_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_HYBRID_SOUTH_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_HYBRID_WEST_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_SATELLITE_EAST_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_SATELLITE_NORTH_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_SATELLITE_SOUTH_MAP
G_OBLIQUE_SATELLITE_WEST_MAP
When you use those map types, the corresponding oblique projections get
used, which you can observe by the fact that markers and polys get moved
round when you change maptypes, but the tileserver doesn't serve the
rotated images yet.
From the code, I can see that you have to add the {heading} option when
you create the GMapType. {heading} accepts any number from 0 to 360, but
only 90, 180 and 270 actually do anything. Any other value behaves
exactly like {heading:0}. However, I can't work out how to put the whole
thing together.
If you happen to have your own rotated tile set, I guess you can use
G_OBLIQUE_SATELLITE_EAST_MAP and overwrite its getTileUrl() Method.
--
Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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