Great. That works fine for video consumption. But how can I make this work for interactive UIs, like SwiftUI or an interactable map?

Thanks for the hint to the other discussion. I think it would be an important addition, since I can imagine a lot of use-cases where the user is standing inside an immersive sphere and wants to interact with something.

Ok, the entry on the second tab "App Services" was missing in my case. This is completely counterintuitive. Thanks for pointing this out!

That would be fine, if it would not have the tendency to lay itself just over the input field. At least in the simulator. Don't have any experience with a real device yet.

Is there a particular reason why I can't follow these feedback link? I always get the message: "Feedback not found."

It's a pity that camera access is not possible. We definitely need this in our app.

In my case, the Dun & Bradstreet details are correct, but this business address was not transferred to App Store Connect. It still shows the old address that was valid when I setup the developer account as a natural person. I later converted it to a business account.

This works. But what about non-preregistered images, like arbitrary QR Codes?

Awesome, thanks for the confirmation. I was hoping it worked this way.

I had the same problem, but was already using a POD in the child. The data came into the parent view via an Observable object, though. The only solution was to copy the Observable to a Bindable in the parent and hand this bindable over to the child. Then it worked. Which is strange.

This approach worked in my case, although I hadn't used a State variable in the child. The original object came from an Observable, though, which was handed over from the parent to the child as a variable. This triggered no re-render on the child. After I copied the Observable variable to a Binding and handed it over like this, it worked fine. But I still don't understand why.

Thanks!

How is your answer related to the Apple Vision Pro? This device is not even giving you access to the cameras.

Well. I get the feeling that this is the standard answer here :-) Anyway, thanks for taking your time to respond. I just filed it as FB13799026 and also FB13799035 (for general access to the camera).

I am facing a similar problem, but want to exclude RealityKitContent that is part of a larger Swift package: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/756003 What is the best approach here?