GMSGroundOverlay specifies the available options for a ground overlay that exists on the
Earth’s surface. Unlike a marker, the position of a ground overlay is specified explicitly and it
does not face the camera.
The position of this GMSGroundOverlay, or more specifically, the physical position of its
anchor. If this is changed, bounds will be moved around the new position.
The anchor specifies where this GMSGroundOverlay is anchored to the Earth in relation to
bounds. If this is modified, position will be set to the corresponding new position within
bounds.
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