Running on iOS17 Beta 6 and getting the below issue. Conformance of 'ObjectCaptureSession.CaptureState' to protocol 'Equatable' was already stated in the type's module '_RealityKit_SwiftUI' Operator function '==' will not be used to satisfy the conformance to 'Equatable' 'ObjectCaptureSession.CaptureState' declares conformance to protocol 'Equatable' here Please help!

We have implemented all the recent additions Apple made for this on the iOS side for guided capture using Lidar and image data via ObjectCaptureSession. After the capture finishes we are sending our images to PhotogrammetrySession on macOS to reconstruct models in higher quality (Medium) than the Preview quality that is currently supported on iOS. We have now done a few side by side captures of using the new ObjectCapureSession vs using the traditional capture via the AvFoundation framework but have not seen any improvements that were claimed during the session that Apple hosted at WWDC. As a matter of fact we feel that the results are actually worse because the images obtained through the new ObjectCaptureSession aren't as high quality as the images we get from AvFoundation. Are we missing something here? Is PhotogrammetrySession on macOS not using this new additional Lidar data or have the improvements been overstated? From the documentation it is not clear at all how the new Lidar data gets stored and how that data transfers. We are using iOS 17 beta 4 and macOS Sonoma Beta 4 in our testing. Both codebases have been compiled using Xcode 15 Beta 5.

Hi, In the scanning objects using object capture project, when the content view is dismissed the AppDataModel is always retained and the deinit is never called. @StateObject var appModel: AppDataModel = AppDataModel.instance I am presenting the contentView using a UIHostingController let hostingController = UIHostingController(rootView: ContentView()) hostingController.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen present(hostingController, animated: true) I have tried to manually detach the listeners and setting the objectCaptureSession to nil. In the debug memory graph there is a coachingoverlay retaining the AppDataModel. I want to remove the appModel from memory when the contentView is dismissed. Any suggestions?

When running the code from the object capture event from WWDC 23 event I'm currently getting the error "dyld[607]: Symbol not found: _$s21DeveloperToolsSupport15PreviewRegistryPAAE7previewAA0D0VvgZ Referenced from: <411AA023-A110-33EA-B026-D0103BAE08B6> /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/9E9526BF-C163-420D-B6E0-2DC9E02B3F7E/ObjectCapture.app/ObjectCapture Expected in: <0BD6AC59-17BF-3B07-8C7F-6D9D25E0F3AD> /System/Library/Frameworks/DeveloperToolsSupport.framework/DeveloperToolsSupport"

Now that we have the Vision Pro, I really want to start using Apple's Object Capture API to transform real objects into 3D assets. I watched the latest Object Capture vid from WWDC 23 and noticed they were using a "sample app". Does Apple provide this sample app to VisionOS developers or do we have to build our own iOS app? Thanks and cheers!