The viewpoint is only used if Google Maps cannot find the panorama ID. If you specify a pano you may also specify a viewpoint. Pano: The specific panorama ID of the image to display. Because Street View imagery is periodically refreshed, and photographs may be taken from slightly different positions each time, it's possible that your location may snap to a different panorama when imagery is updated. Viewpoint: The viewer displays the panorama photographed closest to the viewpoint location, specified as comma-separated latitude/longitude coordinates (for example 46.414382,10.013988). One of the following URL parameters is also required: To ensure a panorama is displayed, the action must be specified as pano.

Maps and Street View share the same endpoint. Solution of 10/2018 still works for me as of now, but I have found an official documented way to construct the Street View URL:įorming the Street View map_action=pano (required): Specifies the type of view to display. This one works as is, just change the cords and if you want to face a different direction (the 0 after 11)įor more Google Street View code interpertation The one below is: (11) upper half Street View and lower half map, (0) Facing North, (0) Straight Ahead, (0) Normal Zoom, (0) Pitch of 0 Pitch (in degrees) -90 (straight up) to 90 (straight down), default 5 Tilt angle, -90 (straight up) to 90 (straight down) Street View/map arrangement, 11=upper half Street View and lower half map, 12=mostly Street View with corner map

layer=tc) for simultaneous.Ĭbp= Street View window that accepts 5 parameters: Current options are 't' traffic, 'c' street view. Q= Query - anything passed in this parameter is treated as if it had been typed into the query box on the page.

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