I developed an app on VisionPro and created a button that allows users to exit the app instead of being forced to exit. I use the ”exit (0)“ scheme to exit the application, but when I re-enter, the loaded window is not the initial window, so is there any relevant code that can be used? Thank you

Hi, I'm developing a prototype VisionOS game. How to access the bones or joints information when exporting a USD file from Blender to RCP? The animation in RCP works fine and the joints' information is correctly embedded in the USDA file (with usdchecker). However, RCP does not read it in USDA, USDC or USDZ. It should be possible based on Apple WWDC24 (Compose Interactive 3D content in RCP). I want to attach and detach an entity to a particular bone in certain moments. So I need the bones' data. They are standard mixamo animations. My mesh is a single unified mesh. Using Blender 4.4

I downloaded the file through Scoot, and when I remove VisionPro, the app will call the StreamDelegate method and return ". endEncountered". How can I solve this problem? Thank you！

I'm having a heck of a time getting this to work. I'm trying to add an event notification at the end of a timeline animation to trigger something in code but I'm not receiving the notification from RC Pro. I've watched that Compose Interactive 3D Content video quite a few times now and have tried many different ways. RC Pro has the correct ID names on the notifications. I'm not a programmer at all. Just a lowly 3D artist. Here is my code... import SwiftUI import RealityKit import RealityKitContent extension Notification.Name { static let button1Pressed = Notification.Name("button1pressed") static let button2Pressed = Notification.Name("button2pressed") static let button3Pressed = Notification.Name("button3pressed") } struct MainButtons: View { @State private var transitionToNextSceneForButton1 = false @State private var transitionToNextSceneForButton2 = false @State private var transitionToNextSceneForButton3 = false @Environment(AppModel.self) var appModel @Environment(\.dismissWindow) var dismissWindow // Notification publishers for each button private let button1PressedReceived = NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: .button1Pressed) private let button2PressedReceived = NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: .button2Pressed) private let button3PressedReceived = NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: .button3Pressed) var body: some View { ZStack { RealityView { content in // Load your RC Pro scene that contains the 3D buttons. if let immersiveContentEntity = try? await Entity(named: "MainButtons", in: realityKitContentBundle) { content.add(immersiveContentEntity) } } // Optionally attach a gesture if you want to debug a generic tap: .gesture( TapGesture().targetedToAnyEntity().onEnded { value in print("3D Object tapped") _ = value.entity.applyTapForBehaviors() // Do not post a test notification here—rely on RC Pro timeline events. } ) } .onAppear { dismissWindow(id: "main") // Remove any test notification posting code. } // Listen for distinct button notifications. .onReceive(button1PressedReceived) { (output) in print("Button 1 pressed notification received") transitionToNextSceneForButton1 = true } .onReceive(button2PressedReceived.receive(on: DispatchQueue.main)) { _ in print("Button 2 pressed notification received") transitionToNextSceneForButton2 = true } .onReceive(button3PressedReceived.receive(on: DispatchQueue.main)) { _ in print("Button 3 pressed notification received") transitionToNextSceneForButton3 = true } // Present next scenes for each button as needed. For example, for button 1: .fullScreenCover(isPresented: $transitionToNextSceneForButton1) { FacilityTour() .environment(appModel) } // You can add additional fullScreenCover modifiers for button 2 and 3 transitions. } }

The object capture feature in Reality Composer App is only available in iOS and iPadOS at the moment, would this feature be available for visionOS in near future? Reality Composer App Store https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reality-composer/id1462358802

Does iOS 27 support the spatial scenes API (ImagePresentationComponent) so apps like our Art Authority Museum can let users “lean into” scenes? (Feedback FB21882981 submitted last year)

I’m building a visionOS app with an ImmersiveSpace, and I want to show a menu or control panel inside that immersive space. The menu would be created as part of the app’s immersive content, for example as a SwiftUI attachment in a RealityView, or as a custom RealityKit entity with UI-like content. What I would like is for this in-space menu to behave more like a regular visionOS 2D window: The user can move the menu naturally. While the menu is being moved, it automatically adjusts its orientation to face the user. It maintains a comfortable apparent size or distance while being repositioned. It avoids awkward angles or unreadable placement. It feels similar to the system-managed behavior of regular 2D windows. My question is: is there a supported way to give an in-ImmersiveSpace menu the same placement and movement behavior as a normal 2D window? More specifically: Is there a built-in component or API that provides window-like movement, billboard-facing behavior, comfortable distance handling, or automatic scaling for custom panels inside an immersive space? If not, is the recommended approach to implement this behavior manually in RealityKit, for example by tracking the user’s head position and updating the panel’s transform? If manual implementation is required, are there recommended comfort guidelines for menu distance, scale, rotation limits, and movement behavior in immersive spaces? Alternatively, is the recommended design to use a regular 2D window or utility panel outside the immersive content, rather than trying to recreate window behavior inside the ImmersiveSpace?

For Vision Pro's tiled GPU, how does MeshInstancesComponent compare to manually merging meshes for draw-call reduction? Does it collapse draw calls similarly while still allowing per-instance transform and material variation? Deciding whether to re-architect a heavy interior scene around it instead of hand-merging in Maya.

I'm trying to create a hexagonal triplanar material in Reality Composer Pro 3 using Shader Graph. Could you provide guidance, or an example node setup, for creating a seamless hex-tile texture using triplanar projection? My goal is to apply a hex pattern to 3D objects without visible seams or texture stretching. Are there any sample projects, Shader Graph examples, or recommended workflows for achieving this in Reality Composer Pro?

I seek advice on converting 3-D TIFF volumes, typically (1k)^3 16-bit unsigned integer, into guided and unguided Apple Vision Pro displays. My background is Mathematica (Wolfram) and ImageJ/Fiji applied to datasets collected at facilities such as the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne Natl. Lab. By guided, I mean a student/teacher situation such as used by MassVirtual to train aircraft mechanics and the chemistry software Nanome. By unguided, I mean the shared VR environment used by Shapr3D. For medical data, my current workflow is DICOM->Wolfram->Blender->Freeform, all on a Mac, then iCloud transfer of Freeform from Mac to Vision Pro. It works, but seems there should be something better. Suggestions?

If I open a regular 2D window or a volumetric window while the ImmersiveSpace is active, is there any supported way for that window or volume to receive lighting from the immersive scene? For example, if I have lights, environment lighting, or other lighting setup inside the ImmersiveSpace, can those lights affect the content of a 2D window or a volumetric window opened by the same app? Or are windows, volumes, and immersive spaces rendered with separate lighting contexts? I’d like to understand the recommended approach if I want UI panels or small 3D volumes opened during an immersive experience to visually match the lighting of the immersive environment.

I’m using Reality Composer Pro 3 for a visionOS project, and I have a question about the editability of Shader Graph and other node-based systems. In RCP, Shader Graphs and other node graphs can be created and edited visually in the editor. I would like to know whether these graphs also have a supported code-based or text-based editing workflow. Specifically: Is there a public, documented file format for Shader Graphs in Reality Composer Pro 3 that developers can edit directly outside the RCP GUI? Can Shader Graph nodes, connections, parameters, and materials be generated or modified through code, scripts, or text files in a supported way? Does the same apply to other node graphs in RCP, such as behavior graphs or animation-related node graphs? If these graphs are stored internally inside the Reality Composer Pro project package, is it safe or supported to edit those underlying files directly? If direct editing is not supported, is there any recommended workflow for version control, reuse, templating, or programmatic generation of similar Shader Graph setups across multiple assets? My reason for asking is that I’m trying to build a more scriptable asset pipeline. For models and scene structure, it is often practical to generate or modify content through code. However, for complex Shader Graphs or node graphs, manually rebuilding similar node setups in the GUI can become repetitive and difficult to maintain. I’m not asking about private or unsupported internal formats. I’d like to understand whether Apple currently provides, or recommends, any supported workflow for code-driven editing, generation, reuse, or version control of Shader Graphs and other node graphs in Reality Composer Pro 3. Any guidance would be appreciated.

Hi, several WWDC26 sessions this year feature the Chaparral Village project. However, I can't find a download for it anywhere. Will the Chaparral Village project be published as downloadable sample code? Thanks!

How should I set the window of WindowGrop to resemble a curved screen style?

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I want to render a 3d/stereoscopic video in an Apple Vision Pro window using RealityKit/RealityView. The video is a left-right stereo. The straight forward approach would be to spawn a quad, and give it a custom Shader Graph material, which has a CameraIndexSwitch. The CameraIndexSwitch chooses between the right texture vs the left texture. https://i.sstatic.net/XawqjNcg.png The issue I have here is that I have to extract the video frames from my AVSampleBufferVideoRenderer. This should work ok, but not if I'm playing FairPlay content. So, my question is, how to render stereo FairPlay videos in a SwiftUI RealityView?

Is there any way to convert TextureResource to Image

After writing the code, when debugging on VisionPro, the program will encounter a blocking situation when running from Xcode to VisionPro. It will take a long time for the execution information to appear on the Xcode console

In Reality Composer Pro, why is the Sky Sphere so much larger than the Sky Dome? By my estimate, the Sky Sphere has a radius of 100m, while the Sky only has a radius of only 12m.

I have a question about Apple’s preinstalled visionOS app “Encounter Dinosaurs.” In this app, the dinosaurs are displayed over the real-world background, but the PhysicallyBasedMaterial (PBM) in RealityKit doesn’t appear to respond to the actual brightness of the environment. Even when I change the lighting in the room, the dinosaurs’ brightness and shading remain almost the same. If this behavior is intentional — for example, if the app disables real-world lighting influence or uses a fixed lighting setup — could someone explain how and why it’s implemented that way?