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I have a UIKit app and would like to provide spacial experience when run on VisionOS.
I added VisionOS support, but not sure how to present an immersive view. All tutorials are in SwiftUI, but my app is in UIKit.
This is an example from a SwiftUI project, but how how do I declare this ImmersiveView in UIKit?
struct VirtualApp: App {
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
}.windowStyle(.volumetric)
ImmersiveSpace(id: "ImmersiveSpace") {
ImmersiveView()
}
}
}
and in UIKit how do I make the call to open the ImmersiveView?
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Can Vision Pro work in a non-contained environment like a woodland, or Kensington Gardens?
Microsoft Hololens requires Wi-Fi, and will not tether to an iPhone hotspot, does Vision Pro.
interested Parties hoping to develop Avatar presentations, on demand, where every.
thanks for help.
cavan
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Hello I have been working and developing quite a bit with Xcode 15 Beta VisionOS, I have a couple of questions, will the Apple Vision Pro require the user to stay in one position such as 3DOF or will the user have the ability to move around a bit with 6DOF but in a limited range?
Also are then any suggestions or upcoming support for Post-Processing? Noticing Hardware is required in some cases in order to test
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I thought the video
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10260/?time=1196
mentioned that the code examples they shared would be provided with the code? Anyone know where the code for Hello World is?
Thank you.
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I have a killer app idea, but I need to know if it's possible to watch a TV or PC monitor whilst wearing Vision Pro without any latency.
i.e. Imagine playing a console game or PC game but having custom app overlays in 3D spatial world that you can still look at and interact with whilst still watching/playing the game on the 'real' monitor/tv.
Hi,
I have one question: you explained Shared Space at the beginning of the session video, but I didn't really understand it.
Is this Shared Space like the Dock on a Mac?
Are applications placed in the Shared Space and the operation is to launch the application placed in the Shared Space ? Why is the word "Shared" included, or is there a function to do Shared?
"By default, apps launch into Shared Space."
By default, apps launch into the Shared Space. What is the default? What is the non-default state?
"People remain connected to their surroundings through passthrough."
What does the above mean on visionOS?
By the way, is the application that starts on the Shared Space the so-called clock, or does the Safari browser also work on the Shared Space?
What kind of applications can only run on Full Space?
I don't have an image of the role of each function on visionOS.
If possible, it would be easier to understand if there is an actual image of the application running, not just a diagram.
Best regards.
Sadao Tokuyama
https://1planet.co.jp/
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I think it would be of great help for the development of apps with 3d elements
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Volumes allow an app to display 3D content in defined bounds, sharing the space with other apps
What does it mean to be able to share space in Volumes? What are the benefits of being able to do this?
Do you mean Shared Space?
I don't understand Shared Space very well to begin with.
they can be viewed from different angles.
Does this mean that because it is 3D content with depth, if I change the angle, I can see it with depth?
It seems obvious to me because it is 3D content.
Is this related to Volumes?
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Hey! I had a question about how large a volume's defined bounds (along with its corresponding 3D content) is allowed to be within the Shared Space? Also, is a user able to change/scale the dimensions specified of the volume's bounds? Thanks.
fullmoon14.
