Thank you, but my expression may be a little inaccurate. My main purpose is not to anchor the entity in one position, but for example, I have two entities, and I hope to move one entity to the position of another entity.

Thanks! But I don't know objectB's position(because it is anchor some thing), And I don't want to simply assign a coordinate, but a moving action.

Thanks!(But four months is too long for me.)

Thank you, first of all, I will submit the feedback, and then if you want, I hope you can help me write the code snippet, which would be great! Note: I hope that the code snippet is based on ARKit's scene reconstruction, and the scene reconstruction has physical components and collision components, so that virtual objects can have a real collision reaction with the real room.

Thank you very much!

Ok, thank you very much!

I'm very sorry, I can't solve this problem, because I have also encountered this problem and it hasn't been solved yet. At that time, I posted this post https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/762348. I hope it will be helpful to you!

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Thank you very much

I’ve just posted a new thread on the Developer Forum (https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/765268). I know it’s a bit early, but I’m sure someone will jump in and help us out soon. If you’re stuck, feel free to check out my new post for some guidance. Good luck, everyone!

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A strange thing is that when I create a simple test project alone, I can send and receive messages normally, but in the App project I developed, the code does not work. Excuse me, why is this?

Thank you, but this is not what I want to ask. I know how to use AnchorEntity, but his default tracking mode is more accurate but slower. I hope for a faster (at the expense of a certain degree of accuracy) tracking mode. You can see this function at 13:20 in https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2024/10100/. If RealityKit can't implement this function, I hope you can guide me to use ARKit to track quickly, because I can't understand the explanation in the video very well. Thank you!