/// <summary>
/// Illustrates how to add custom markers over the globe using the AddMarker API.
/// In this example a building prefab is added to a random city (see comments for other options).
/// </summary>
void AddMarkerOnRandomCity()
{
// Every marker is put on a spherical-coordinate (assuming a radius = 0.5 and relative center at zero position)
Vector2 planeLocation;
// Add a marker on a random city
City city = map.cities [Random.Range(0, map.cities.Count)];
planeLocation = city.unity2DLocation;
// or... choose a city by its name:
// int cityIndex = map.GetCityIndex("Moscow");
// planeLocation = map.cities[cityIndex].unity2DLocation;
// or... use the centroid of a country
// int countryIndex = map.GetCountryIndex("Greece");
// planeLocation = map.countries[countryIndex].center;
// or... use a custom location lat/lon. Example put the building over New York:
// map.calc.fromLatDec = 40.71f; // 40.71 decimal degrees north
// map.calc.fromLonDec = -74.00f; // 74.00 decimal degrees to the west
// map.calc.fromUnit = UNIT_TYPE.DecimalDegrees;
// map.calc.Convert();
// planeLocation = map.calc.toPlaneLocation;
// Send the prefab to the AddMarker API setting a scale of 0.1f (this depends on your marker scales)
GameObject star = Instantiate(Resources.Load <GameObject> ("StarSprite/StarSprite"));
map.AddMarker(star, planeLocation, 0.02f);
// Fly to the destination and see the building created
map.FlyToLocation(planeLocation);
// Optionally add a blinking effect to the marker
MarkerBlinker.AddTo(star, 3, 0.2f);
}