Import models into my game

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just_some_game_dev OP

Created Jul ’26

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Hello,

Im watching this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNkvu-YUVro&t=241s

I have a reality composer project saved But she does not explain step by step what directory to import, how exactly to import it, and where exactly to import it to

I tried to drag and drop every folder level into xcode and also into finder, 1 by 1, nothing works. it does not recognize my contentBundle in code.

if someone from apple can upload 2 screenshots sowing the proper way to do this in 2026 it will be awesome

Thanks guys :)

Answer 1

Vision Pro Engineer OP

Apple

4w

Hello @just_some_game_dev , thank you for your question!

The video you linked was made for the previous version of Reality Composer Pro. A lot has changed in Reality Composer Pro 3, so keep in mind older videos may be out of date.

I'm unable to upload screenshots to the forums, although we do have documentation for Reality Composer Pro 3 on the developer website here.

To import an asset into Reality Composer Pro 3, simply drag and drop the asset into Reality Composer Pro's project browser tab. This will begin the import process.

Note that the original asset does not get moved into the Reality Composer Pro project. Instead, Reality Composer Pro creates an optimized representation of the asset inside your project's .realitycomposerpro package. When the original asset changes on disk, the change is detected and the asset is automatically reimported.

Let me know if that answers your question! You can download Reality Composer Pro 3 from this link.

Answer 2

just_some_game_dev OP

3w

Thank you sir

I have continued my questions in this post once realized v2 is an old one https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/837774

But simply my question is what are the actual 123 steps to properly import to xcode.

What exactly should i do with the content (been told to export as a .reality filefrom RCP3), and then how to get it into my xcode.

Drag it in the xcode outliner? and then what command exactly to use to save it into an entity variable

I guess i should "do{try let entity = ...}" but im not sure exactly what command to use