Hello,
Is there a way to always have the attachments of a RealityView always face the user?
For example, in a visionOS app, in an immersive space, we have an attachment. When the user either walks around the attachment, or rotates the parent entity, we would like the attachment to automatically rotate to face the user.
How do we do this?
I anticipated this to be a trivial feature to implement, since I thought I remembered seeing this feature as a built-in/opt-in option for attachments. But, I cannot find that feature.
All and any recommendations are appreciated, thanks.
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Using Xcode v26 Beta 6 on macOS v26 Beta 25a5349a
When pressing on the home button of the visionOS simulator, I am not positioned in the middle of the room like would normally be. This occurred when moving a lot in the space to find an element added to an ImmersiveSpace.
How to resolve: restart simulator device.
See attached the pictures of the visionOSSimulatorCorrectHomePosition and the visionOSSimulatorMisallignedHomePosition.
My friend cannot build my visionOS project in the simulator. He gets the following error.
Error:
[xrsimulator] Exception thrown during compile: cannotGetRkassetsContents(path: "/Users/path/to/Packages/RealityKitContent/Sources/RealityKitContent/RealityKitContent.rkassets")
In Xcode, he is able to open the RealityKitContent package in realityComposer Pro by clicking on the Package.realitycomposerpro file. No warnings show up wrt this error in RCP either. All scenes appear to be usable/navigable in RCP. This error only comes up when he tries to build the project in Xcode command+b. The is no other information in the Report Navigator's Build logs for this error. The error is always followed by this next error.
Error:
Tool exited with code 1
Yikes, please help!
Topic:
Spatial Computing
SubTopic:
Reality Composer Pro
Hello,
There are odd artifacts (one looks like an image placeholder) appearing when dismissing an immersive space which is displaying an ImagePresentationComponent. Both artifacts look like widgets..
See below our simple code displaying the ImagePresentationComponent and the images of the odd artifacts that appear briefly when dismissing the immersive space.
import OSLog
import RealityKit
import SwiftUI
struct ImmersiveImageView: View {
let logger = Logger(subsystem: AppConstant.SUBSYSTEM, category: "ImmersiveImageView")
@Environment(AppModel.self) private var appModel
var body: some View {
RealityView { content in
if let currentMedia = appModel.currentMedia,
var imagePresentationComponent = currentMedia.imagePresentationComponent {
let imagePresentationComponentEntity = Entity()
switch currentMedia.type {
case .iphoneSpatialMovie:
logger.info("\(#function) \(#line) spatial3DImmersive display for \(String(describing: currentMedia))")
imagePresentationComponent.desiredViewingMode = .spatial3DImmersive
case .twoD:
logger.info("\(#function) \(#line) spatial3DImmersive display for \(String(describing: currentMedia))")
imagePresentationComponent.desiredViewingMode = .spatial3DImmersive
case .visionProConvertedSpatialPhoto:
logger.info("\(#function) \(#line) spatialStereoImmersive display for \(String(describing: currentMedia))")
imagePresentationComponent.desiredViewingMode = .spatialStereoImmersive
default :
logger.error("\(#function) \(#line) Unsupported media type \(currentMedia.type)")
assertionFailure("Unsupported media type \(currentMedia.type)")
}
imagePresentationComponentEntity.components.set(imagePresentationComponent)
imagePresentationComponentEntity.position = AppConstant.Position.spacialImagePosition
content.add(imagePresentationComponentEntity)
}
let toggleViewAttachmentComponent = ViewAttachmentComponent(rootView: ToggleImmersiveSpaceButton())
let toggleViewAttachmentComponentEntity = Entity(components: toggleViewAttachmentComponent)
toggleViewAttachmentComponentEntity.position = SIMD3<Float>(
AppConstant.Position.spacialImagePosition.x + 1,
AppConstant.Position.spacialImagePosition.y,
AppConstant.Position.spacialImagePosition.z
)
toggleViewAttachmentComponentEntity.scale = AppConstant.Scale.attachments
content.add(toggleViewAttachmentComponentEntity)
}
}
}