Hello, Im noticing a behavior when I try to send a package file as a resource to peer. A file like this is basically a folder with an extension, and, and despite receiving a progress object from the send call, I’m not seeing it rise past 0.0%. Attaching it to a ProgressView also does not show any progress. The completion handler of the send is never called with an error and the receiver will only get the “finished receiving” callback if the host cancels or disconnects. I didn’t see anything in the sendResource documentation about not supporting bundle files, but it would not surprise me. Any thoughts?

Background So, I've got an anchor that I add to my Session after performing a raycast from a user's tap. This anchor is named "PictureAnchor". This anchor is not getting saved in my scene's world map, and I'm not sure why. Information Gathering I keep an eye on my session by outputting some information in func session(_ session: ARSession, didUpdate frame: ARFrame) As the ARFrame's are processed I look at the scene's anchors via sceneView.scene.anchors.filter({$0.name == "PictureAnchor" and I see that my anchor is present in the sceneAnchors. However, when I do frame.anchors.filter to check the anchors of the ARFrame itself, my PictureAnchor is never present. Furthermore, if I "save" the worldMap, an Anchor named PictureAnchor is not present. Note: I could be totally wrong on how to read the data inside a saved world map, but I'm taking the anchors array at face value. Other Information I've noticed that the AR Persistence sample project actually checks for the anchor to be present in the ARFrame's anchors before permitting a save, but this condition is never happening for me. I also noticed that my scene can have over 100 anchors, and the frame can have over 40, but only around 8 or 16 anchors are saved to the world map. Main Question Restated So, my main question is, why is my user-added "PictureAnchor" not present in the ARWorldMap, when I save my scene's map? I see that it's present in the scene's anchors, but not present in the ARFrame's anchors. A model entity is visible in the scene after being attached to this anchor as well.

Hello, I’ve noticed that when I set the image of a picture frame asset in Reality Composer it will change its size and aspect ratio to match the image. That’s pretty nice! I would like to let a user dynamically modify that picture while running the app. Is this possible? Or are the models properties you set in the composer locked in when you export?

I want to create a feature where a user can stick images down my app onto their walls. I want to persist their placements between launches and use pinching a panning gestures to manipulate the images. I see lots of articles going back a few years that show how to do this in ARKit, but going through WWDC videos I’m seeing a trend toward RealityKit, and am starting to think that’s the “right” thing to learn. Is RealityKit to most up to date secret sauce? Is there a sample project like this one but using RealityKit? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/arkit/environmental_analysis/placing_objects_and_handling_3d_interaction

For my first build, my package.resolved was not committed to the respository. I've fixed that and if I check my main branch on GitHub I can see the package.resolved file in the xcshareddata directory. Even so, Xcode cloud is telling me that the file is missing and is failing to start my builds. Could there be a caching issue going on? My .gitignore file is empty.