# beginNewScanPassAfterFlip() Starts the capturing of a new side of the object, to be called after the object is scanned one side and flipped. ``` @MainActor func beginNewScanPassAfterFlip() ``` ## Discussion After capturing one side of an object, the session can be paused and the user can be prompted to flip the object to a new side (e.g. the bottom showing) and then [`beginNewScanPassAfterFlip()`](/documentation/RealityKit/ObjectCaptureSession/beginNewScanPassAfterFlip()) called. This will transition the session back to the `.ready` state waiting for a new bounding box selection phase to ensure the correct object is captured. Since the object has been flipped, the miniview capture display in the `ObjectCaptureView`will begin empty after this call. All captured images are written to the same output directories and the reconstruction process in [`PhotogrammetrySession`](/documentation/RealityKit/PhotogrammetrySession) will stitch these multiple captures together automatically. Note: [`beginNewScanPassAfterFlip()`](/documentation/RealityKit/ObjectCaptureSession/beginNewScanPassAfterFlip()) should be called *after* the object flipped for best results. See also [`beginNewScanPass()`](/documentation/RealityKit/ObjectCaptureSession/beginNewScanPass()) for the case where the object was not flipped but another capture circle at a different height will be performed on the same side instead. Calling this function is only valid in object-centric scanning. --- Copyright © 2026 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. | [Terms of Use](https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/terms/site.html) | [Privacy Policy](https://www.apple.com/privacy/privacy-policy)