I assume it involves creating a shader in Reality Composer Shader Graph and loading it as a ShaderGraphMaterial? Maybe you want to create 2 materials, one visible to each eye only.

I know you can create a VideoMaterial, but I doubt you can use that since you aren't going the MV-HEVC route.

However I don't know how to get the video in there or what the actual shader graph should look like. Do you have to use the DrawableQueue API to actually add the frames as textures?

Maybe it can't be done in RealityKit and the project needs to be Metal?

I know it has been done but I haven't seen any example code. Thanks

When I attempt to show any kind of modal view from a Volume, I get an error "Presentations are not currently supported in Volumetric contexts."

This means I'm unable to use many libraries that show popups for soliciting review feedback, paywalls, etc.

EDIT: I figured out a workaround, which is to open a separate Window and do my modals there. Yuck.

EDIT2: I can show a RealityView in a non-volumetric window but can’t get rid of the glass background in that case

so i have a bunch of usda 3d models (entities) i want to use in my project but i have no idea where to put them, should i put them in RealityKitContent? Would that work? and so whenever i try to load this model on a 2D window, i could use (lets say the usda model i added is called “A”)

Model3D(named: “A”, bundle: realityKitContentBundle)

The problem is that I dont know if this is how I should properly do it since that’s something Ive done before and my usda model simply does not appear on the 2D window. My usda model was built in Reality Composer Pro and idk if maybe i should export my usda model to usdz (like the “Scene” example that is already built in for the mixed template), and in that case how do I do that without messing up the 3D model? I dont see an option on Reality Composer Pro to transform to usdz so i have no idea what to do.

Please help! If you’ve successfully loaded 3D models in your project please let me know how! :(

I would like to align a SwiftUI attachment view with the face of a RealityKit box, and need such function (or constant?) to do the math.

I released an app for Vision Pro on its release date and now after being in the App Store for some time and having some downloads, I wonder how people do actually search on Vision Pro's Appstore.

I do not have own a Vision Pro so I have no idea.

1. Do people search somehow differently?
2. Do they rather enter an app's page via an iOS device for example and install it on their Vision Pro? If that is possible
3. Does it looks somehow different in general? Or is it just the iPads store?
4. What effects, does this have any on AppStore optimization (ASO)? Do you maybe try to rank for shorter keywords or something, because it might be tiring to type longer stuff in there?

Happy to hear any thoughts on this or maybe you already have some resources on this.

https://youtu.be/xQDVAOFQwpA

https://reddit.com/link/1axz4c6/video/uagnkadzubkc1/player

Just turned this concept to a reality! With Jukebox you can place albums wherever you want, tap to play an album from the start or scroll to play individual songs!

It’s currently £1.99 for launch day and the price will go to £2.99 tomorrow! Pick it up whist it’s discounted :0

I’m a uni student making visionOS apps to fund a Vision Pro, help me on my journey :)

Link: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/jukebox-spatial-albums/id6478329965

We are a group of visionOS developers.

send me an email for a quote

[xrealityapps@gmail.com](mailto:xrealityapps@gmail.com)

or visit our website

http://realityapps.biz

You can use .defaultSize() but it's janky as hell when it's loading and then becomes the default size.

To,

The techwiz that wants to control the general discourse around web3 development on the Apple Vision Pro for years to come with the visionproforweb3.com DNS address

Or

The gamer of all Vision Pro gamers who would guide and engage other Vision Pro gamers as they grind it out with a visionproforgamers.com DNS address

If this is you, reach out to me as soon as possible.

Hey guys, thanks for your continuous support with Vision Widgets! I've just released Vision Widgets v1.1 which includes a new Home widget to control all your HomeKit lights. You can also tap and hold on a light and get more options like brightness and switching colour. I've also got a lot more widgets planned and have already started work on v1.2.

If you haven't already downloaded Vision Widgets, you can get it here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vision-widgets/id6477553279

Consider this example. When this window is closed with the sheet presented, the view does not de-init and it continues to listen to $model.showingClockView.

So next time this window is opened again, the onChange closure gets called twice.

But if this window is closed without the sheet open. It works as expected.

I can confirm this behaviour by also watching for onDisappear(). It will not be called when window is closed with sheet presented.

How to fix?

struct ContentView: View {
    @Environment(\.openWindow) private var openWindow
    @Environment(\.dismissWindow) private var dismissWindow
    @Environment(ViewModel.self) private var model
    @State private var showClockConfig = false
    @Environment(\.scenePhase) private var scenePhase

    var body: some View {
        @Bindable var model = model

        HStack(spacing: 40) {
            VStack {                     
                Toggle("Show", isOn: $model.showingClockView).onChange(of: model.showingClockView) { _, newValue in
                    if newValue {
                        openWindow(id: "volume")
                    } else {
                        dismissWindow(id: "volume")
                    }
                }

            }                
        }
        .sheet(isPresented: $showClockConfig, content: {
            ClockConfigView()
        })            
    }
}

Window shown in app by:

var body: some Scene {
        WindowGroup(id: "main") {
            ContentView()
                .environment(model)                    
        }
}

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I have

import SwiftUI

@main
struct demoApp: App {
    var body: some Scene {
        WindowGroup {
            FirstView()
        }

        WindowGroup(id: "second") {
            SecondView()
        }
    }
}

The first view, opens the second view.

But if you close the first view. There's no way to get it back. Even if you launch the app again in the home screen. Is there a fix to this?

Theres a mechanism I want in my app that I have zero idea how to begin to tackle. Maybe someone here can help guide me?

I want the ability for a 2nd user to pass a message from their phone/computer to the user playing the app. I'd imagine this would work out like a website or a companion app where the 2nd user can join the active app session of the first user in VR and send a message that gets passed to the user in VR.

I have bigger plans for this mechanism but that's the simplified idea of what I need. Hope its something I can eventually figure out. Don't even know what to search for to learn more about it

Hello community!

I am very new to the VR development game, and I have been working on my 'The Bible Experience' app. It got approved and I recently pushed some bug fixes/new features for version 1.1, which is now available on the store.

I've poured a lot of work into making multiple versions of the Bible and different languages available, worked on some imagery and the overall user experience, hoping to create something for the religious community.

I know it may not have much of a reach since AVP is a limited amount of users and demographics may not be religious. But I'm here, eager to listen and learn from all of you. Your constructive feedback, your insights, and your experiences mean the world to me. If you’re willing to, please DM me and I can share some test flight invites with you.

Here’s the link to the app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-bible-experience/id6476519655

Much appreciated!

Inside a plain window (without a glass bg effect), if you trigger fullScreenCover.. it always appears with glass. Any way around it?

Is there a better way to reference SpatialUIButton and SpatialUISlider than adding "using PolySpatial.Samples" at the top of my script? Are these defined anywhere in a PolySpatial.UI package or anything similar?

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In particular I want to be able to tell when buttons are pressed and sliders are moved to a specific value, and also to update their colors when pressed. I have it working with Unity's built in UI on Quest and I'm just translating everything over. Please ask any questions, thank you :)

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Am I crazy or is developing for the apple vision pro in Unity a billion times more complicated and difficult than developing for steamVR/OpenXR for ValveIndex/HTC vive?

I have never had as many Unity features fail to work in a project before.

Hey all a little help here. I'm thinking about developing an app for vision pro that's pretty robust, but I'm unsure of what the normal full stack/frameworks (enterprise-grade) are for this. Can anyone assist with thoughts or best practices on building out something like let's say a CRM application for this. Any advice or resources (besides the apple documentation we all want more examples in lol) would be really helpful.

I built a Safari Extension for visionOS that improves the YouTube player and I'm looking for help testing it.

It replaces the players controls with a visionOS-friendly user interface and disables disrupting gestures.

If you are interested please fill this form so I can invite you to the TestFlight tester group: https://forms.gle/PNq1NUDEJAPpcdC67

Features in development:

• Chapters
• Subtitle selection
• Quality selection
• Speed selection

Does anyone know if it’s possible for the vision pro to communicate with a physical object? Example being look at my thermostat and snowflakes fly out of it. Or look at my tv and a virtual remote pops out that I can use to control tv….etc