Thank you very much!

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.

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

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.

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.

In this document, there is a module "Add real-world interactivity using collision components". He can add a Mesh to RealityView to make virtual objects collide with the real room, but I don't understand it very well. I hope you can give me some help. Thank you!

Thanks very much!

I'm not very good at learning this API. Can you give me some help?

Did you buy your equipment in the European Union or China?

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But I think it not a bug, so I will ask my friends, thanks!

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Excuse me, I added the GroundingShadowComponent component to my entity according to the tutorial in this document, but I found that there is no grounding shadow effect as in the document. Is there anything else that needs to be added or modified?