Feedback filed: FB13659588 Thank you!

Instead of context.scene.performQuery did you try context.entities(matching: query, updatingSystemWhen: .rendering)?

Same exact issue here, I think this is a bug on Apples side. Any workarounds to fix this?

Could you share the console crash log for more context? One idea coming to my mind: updateImage() might be called on a non-main thread. And afaik ModelEntity should be created on the main- tread. So you could try marking the function as @MainActor.

You could use a SwiftUI 3D Transform and apply it on the view (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view/rotation3deffect(_:axis:anchor:anchorz:perspective:)) or put your view into a RealityKit Attachment and then rotate the Attachment Entity (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/transform/rotation).

Hi, you likely forgot to reapply the material to the mesh after updating its parameters. RealityKit Materials are value types. I always use a helper function like this: extension Entity { func modifyMaterials(_ closure: (Material) throws -> Material) rethrows { try children.forEach { try $0.modifyMaterials(closure) } guard var comp = components[ModelComponent.self] as? ModelComponent else { return } comp.materials = try comp.materials.map { try closure($0) } components[ModelComponent.self] = comp } }

Okay so what I've discovered so far is that for some reason the toolbars NSToolBarDelegate is being reset to nil (in the code above you can see that I indeed set it) and thus no items are being added. I have absolutely no idea why though and tested countless different setups. The same exact app runs fine on Sonoma, so what could have changed here?

I finally found the culprit! »Dead Code Stripping« was set to »Yes«. If I set it to no, the toolbar magically appears and the delegate is set properly. Can anyone explain to me why that would happen or is it a bug? My toolbar code is wrapped in a compiler condition #if targetEnvironment(macCatalyst)…#endif but that's the only thing I could think of.

Feedback ID: FB15081450

Nevermind, solved it by setting Other Linker Flags → -weak_framework RealityFoundation

Found a workaround! Setting environmentTexturing = .manual brings back working environment texturing!

Did you call https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/component/registercomponent() at some point?

You probably need to set their physics simulation to .none (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/anchoringcomponent/physicssimulation-swift.enum/none). The default is .isolated where AnchorEntities run in their own Physics Simulation scope.

Hi, what is your https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/particleemittercomponent/simulationspace property currently set to? Also is this set to true or false: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/particleemittercomponent/particlesinherittransform ?

The issue is still present in iOS 18 and macOS 15.2.