Thank you. : - )

Thank you. Happy to help.

The "if you then start walking while dragging, the amplified gesture sends the entity flying off into the distance" issue can be reproduced using Apple’s “Tracking specific points in world space” sample app: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/visionOS/tracking-points-in-world-space

The "Transforming RealityKit entities using gestures" example app uses DragGesture in a volume, but the "if you then start walking while dragging, the amplified gesture sends the entity flying off into the distance" issue OP described only occurs when DragGesture is used in an immersive space. I submitted FB13729008 about the DragGesture.Value.location3D "flying off into the distance" issue.

Thank you for letting us know that a fix is coming in Xcode 26.2.

Thank you for this suggestion. I reverted to Xcode 26.0.1 and it works fine.

I always open my project via an .xcodeproj file, and I no longer see the Downloads window after switching to Xcode 26.0.1. While I was trying to debug the original issue, I too spend quite a bit of time hunting for a cache file, but I was unsuccessful.

Thank you! i updated to Xcode 26.0.1 and that resolved the issue.

Thank you for posting this. This is exactly what I needed.

Thank you, Greg. I appreciate your help.

Thanks, Greg. I was aware of those techniques and they are indeed quite helpful. However, the issue is really that they are only helpful when I want to filter out the RealityKit and PHASE logging a single time. In practice, I have to enable the filters 1000+ times each year. After the first 250 times, the novelty wears off, and I wonder if it's truly necessary for PHASE to tell me what that it's doing in CmConvolutionRenderer 30 times each second, for example.

I'm now encountering this same problem, after having successfully used Xcode Cloud in the past.

Thank you.

Thank you.

By “higher”, iDepth means “taller”, meaning the navigation bar takes up more screen real estate in iOS 26 than in iOS 18, which is not ideal.