I have filed the bug report(FB23174154) and the feature request(23174302), thank you.
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It's just like the normal app menu, with some text and buttons in it. But when I was using a 2d window in my immersive space, it seems that the light in the space cannot affect it, or a volume window. So I'm trying to rebuild those menu in spaceview.
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Thanks again for the explanation. I added a more detailed follow-up in the full reply below. After further testing, I found some behavior around the reference-window relationship created by defaultWindowPlacement(_:), and I’d like to confirm whether that behavior is expected.
Thanks again for the explanation. I added a more detailed follow-up in the full reply below. After further testing, I found some behavior around the reference-window relationship created by defaultWindowPlacement(_:), and I’d like to confirm whether that behavior is expected.
I have filed the bug report(FB23174154) and the feature request(23174302), thank you.
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It's just like the normal app menu, with some text and buttons in it. But when I was using a 2d window in my immersive space, it seems that the light in the space cannot affect it, or a volume window. So I'm trying to rebuild those menu in spaceview.
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Reality Composer Pro
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RealityKit & Reality Composer Pro Q&A
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Thanks again for the explanation. I added a more detailed follow-up in the full reply below. After further testing, I found some behavior around the reference-window relationship created by defaultWindowPlacement(_:), and I’d like to confirm whether that behavior is expected.
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Thanks again for the explanation. I added a more detailed follow-up in the full reply below. After further testing, I found some behavior around the reference-window relationship created by defaultWindowPlacement(_:), and I’d like to confirm whether that behavior is expected.
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