To create a map in a scene, you create a GameObject with a RegionMap component. RegionMap has a custom editor that allows you to configure where and how the map is built.
Enter your Mapzen API key. An API key enables access to Mapzen's vector tile service. If you don't have one already, you can click the button next to the field to go straight to the Mapzen developer site.
Select the MapStyle that you want to use for building this map. The MapStyle will determine which map features are built and how they are styled. See MapStyleEditor.md for details.
Choose the area of Earth that this map should represent. The area is represented by a bounding box with a Min point and a Max point in longitude and latitude. The area also requires a Zoom. Higher zoom corresponds to more detailed geometry. Zoom 16 provides the maximum detail available in Mapzen vector tiles.
Set the scale of map geometry in the scene. A value of 1 will make 1 unit in the Unity scene correspond to 1 meter in geographic space, 0.5 will make 1 unit correspond to 2 geographic meters, etc.
Set the name of the GameObject that will contain the map. If an object in the scene already exists with this name then it will be overwritten.
Choose how the map will be organized in the scene heirarchy. For each of the grouping options selected, the map will be split into seperate GameObjects according to that attribute.
Choose options for the GameObjects created to contain the map.
Is Staticdetermines whether the resulting GameObjects use static lightmaps.Generate Physic Mesh Colliderdetermines whether the resulting GameObjects will have a RigidBody and MeshCollider for physics interactions.Physic Materialdetermines the PhysicsMaterial that will be used if physics mesh colliders are generated.
Press to retreive map data for the chosen area and construct GameObjects for the map. If the button is grey and inactive, make sure that you have entered values for Api Key, Style, and Region Name.