Appreciate your response. I never had to use the .frame modifier before. Also, never needed a .navigationSubtitle before either I’ve got the navigation title working now with my change. I kind of like having my entire VStack scrolling now. However, I might try your fix to see if i like the functionality better.

Also FB14829607

I’ll add the sample test app files for orbit animation that can be referenced as my actual code for this particular developer forum post.

https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/759636

I had some success. See my additional reply below. I want to try to get the earth to rotate. Any help would be great (again...see my latest reply below).

Thanks. I’ll review.

iOS/iPadOS 18 Developer Beta 3 still has this bug.

Thank you for your response! I've added some of my sample test app code in another reply to this post. From what I understand, I already have the entity's translation setup correctly based on my Reality Composer Pro package that includes the transform component definition for my starship entity.

Checking back in on this. I've added a sample test app to FB13917278. Can you help with solving this issue? Thank you.

Checking back in on this. I've added a sample test app to Feedback [FB13917278(https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/13917278). Can you help with solving this issue? Thank you.

Still not working in iPadOS 18.0 Developer Beta 2.

I've narrowed down the issue further as follows: Reference the FB13917278_Sample_App Xcode project I placed in the feedback. If I change the SidebarView to make the FunctionView() launch as the detail view, the FunctionView displays correctly and works correctly when the user interacts with the List and children. However, if I navigate to the StartingView (works ok), then navigate back to the FunctionView, the problem is seen and the FunctionView does not appear. See my reply below.

I’ve added a sample test app that focuses on the issue. It is in a zipped Xcode project on the feedback FB13917278.

Thanks. I don’t specify the list type so I think I get the default, which I believe is the sidebar style. By the way, I don’t know why I don’t know this, how do I see feedback that others have submitted to Apple so that I can watch those. Like the feedback number that you provided. Isn’t there a way to do this?

I’ve added this line of code, and my data now updates in my view, but in my understanding, this shouldn’t be needed. If you have a view with the @FetchRequest property wrapper properly setup, that should be enough to constantly be updating the view when changes to the Core Data model occur.