helge, 4 days ago to apple

My little #RealityKit / #visionOS debugging tool is getting closer to release. Still a few things to be done, but I'm quite happy w/ it already. Completely written in #SwiftUI.

A video of a macOS app connected to the Dioramas RealityKit demo application running within the Apple xrOS simulator. The scene tree gets browsed, some entities get deleted from the scene. All w/ a beautiful, alternating color, sidebar view.

helge, 2 months ago to SwiftUI

If you are wondering why #SwiftUI attachments to #RealityKit entities in #visionOS don't seem to compile anymore: looks like the API got changed in the final release 🙂
The compiler is as helpful as usual in SwiftUI contexts, it suggests that the API is not available on visionOS on the old version ...

JagCesar, 3 months ago to SwiftUI

I'm sure there's a good reason, but it's unfortunate that we can't present alerts in #SwiftUI #RealityView #Attachments

Presentations are not permitted within volumetric window scenes  

#realityKit #appleVisionPro #visionOS

ctietze, 3 months ago to apple

I really, really, reeeeeaaaally wonder whether I should try to layout Markdown notes from Zettelkasten apps in #visionOS / #realitykit

deeje, 4 months ago to blender

Here’s a look at #3D on Apple platforms. Some thoughts:

The #SceneKit/#VisionOS cell is empty because, well, it aint real 3D.

I really want to get tappr.tv content running inside #RealityKit (think 3D UI dance editor). For that to happen, I either need CustomMaterial or next-gen #ShaderGraphMaterial.

(With ContinuityCamera, I can imagine all kinds of uses for RealityKit on #tvOS.)

Ultimately, this is me making peace with my code base for the next few years :-)

elkraneo, 6 months ago to apple

Yesterday, I got to demo the new version of RealityCheck. Lots of cool ideas, proposals, and visions for the future came out of it. I'm so thankful and excited by the response. Here's a peek at what information you can get from, for example, the Hello World sample from Apple

#visionOS #RealityKit #RealityCheck
https://youtu.be/UxHyqMWUrZg

elkraneo, 8 months ago to random

I was talking to the team about the NYC Apple Pay express experience and showed them the website, which I didn’t notice had a nice AR experience. In its category, this must be one of the best uses of portals I've seen.
https://learn.wallet.apple/transit/new-york

#AugmentedReality #RealityKit

A screen recording of an AR simulated NYC subway tourniquet allows you to get your phone closer to the embedded terminal and trigger an animation of a real life-size metro train entering my living room, opening the doors, allowing me to enter. In the windows, it shows an animation that looks like the travel, and on the horizon you can see the city skyline at dawn. Then it lets you step out again into physical reality with some extra instructions on how to set up your wallet.

nighthawk, 11 months ago to apple

Great to see the "Hello World" sample app being released alongside the #visionOS SDK. It's the perfect starting point to what I want to explore with @maparoni.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/visionos/world

zhuowei, 11 months ago to random

@stroughtonsmith @rileytestut I've been playing with DS emulation in Augmented Reality on iOS/RealityKit.

It displays the game as a holographic 3D model.

No, it's not practical at all, but I really wanted to see what an emulator would look like in a Sci-Fi spatial computing world.

• DS emulated with melonDS (iOS port from rileytestut's Delta)
• 3D model extracted with scurest's amazing MelonRipper tool
  #RealityKit #AugmentedReality #AR
  https://github.com/zhuowei/DSReality

Video of AR effect on Mario Kart DS, the opening sequence of Pokemon Black, and a tiny bit of Pokemon HeartGold

stroughtonsmith, 11 months ago to random

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