#Not strictly related to Java, but rather the Google Maps API as a whole

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autumn relic
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Hello,

We're working on a project to document bus routes in certain locations. To draw the routes on a map, we figured using Google Maps would be the easiest option, utlizing start/end locations with several checkpoints to pinpoint an exact route.
Now, the issue is that google limits you to 8 points total along a route, so you can't always force it to draw the same route. Does anyone have suggestions as to how to consistently get the same static bus routes?

PS: Open to suggestions about dropping google maps entirely, if there are other, better options for this sort of thing.

cedar geyserBOT
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<@&987246964494204979> please have a look, thanks.

cedar geyserBOT
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autumn relic
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if anyone needs more details pls lmk

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or even if u could direct me somewhere else to ask

strange wadi
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maybe share the documentation of the api you use

autumn relic
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but if there's a better option we can switch
havent implemented anything yet, still planning and making samples