Change map style runtime sdk3

[Ardoos]

What's the propery way to change map style in runtime e.g. from Mapbox Light to Mapbox Dark in sdk3?

StaticApiLayerModuleScript.cs have StaticLayerModuleSettings Settings that contain public ImagerySourceType SourceType;. Changing it when editor is not playing works once game is started. The issue is that changing it in inspector during runtime doesn't do a thing, same while changed in code.

I know this class has method public override ILayerModule ConstructModule(MapService service, IMapInformation mapInformation, UnityContext unityContext). This is invoked on map initialization. I don't know how to "reinitialize" map during runtime once ImagerySourceType is changed.

[brnkhy]

@Ardoos this I still have in my todo list but haven't had a chance to look into it really. I think switching part should be fairly straightforward but cleaning caches and old data might be tricky. now that I'm cleaning up the repo and tickets, I'm hoping todos and tickets will be cleaner and easier to track.

[brnkhy]

This was much trickier than I initially thought but I think I have a solution;
https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-unity-sdk/tree/changeStyle

Admittedly I can't say I did proper tests but operations themselves look straightforward so I am not expecting many surprises there.

Usage;

private IEnumerator ReloadImageModule(MapboxMap map, string tilesetId)
    {
        if (map.MapVisualizer.TryGetLayerModule<StaticApiLayerModule>(out var imageModule))
        {
            var source = imageModule.RasterSource as ImageSource<RasterData>;
            if (source != null)
            {
                source.ChangeSettings(new ImageSourceSettings() { TilesetId = tilesetId });
                yield return source.Initialize();
                yield return source.ReloadTiles();

                foreach (var tilePair in map.MapVisualizer.ActiveTiles) //might not be enough, what about inactive cached tiles 
                {
                    var tile = tilePair.Value;
                    imageModule.LoadInstant(tile);
                }
            }
        }
    }

I wanted to create an easier to use wrapper around it but there are some issues with that so I'll explore that later.