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Real "great job I hate you" vibes in this one
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Yikes! Hope it was nothing major. It's been a little slow and buggy for me, but nothing I can't work around.
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I don’t think it’s necessarily a bug. Just something to keep in mind when developing and running an app. It makes sense that we can’t use lock a window that will be killed when we click the stop button in Xcode
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That’s awesome and something I would definitely make for a few projects
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Yep, it was just a funny coincidence. That YouTube thumbnail just happened to be there when I pulled down control center.
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Wow, that’s one of the nicest things anyone has said about my little website. Thank you ā˜ŗļø
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Yes, exactly. You would use ARKit hand tracking for things like that
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We also have a new Manipulation Component / Gesture that can replace many of these systems gestures. developer.apple.com/documentatio...
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We generally use these system gestures for simple interactions such as tapping or moving an entity. For more advanced or custom input, we turn to ARKit.
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The code in the onEnded closure is what will happen when the tap gesture is recognized on this entity. SwiftUI has a number of these: Tap / Spatial Tap Drag Magnify (scale) Rotate and some options to combine them. stepinto.vision/learn-vision...
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There are two main ways of handling input on visionOS - ARKit hand tracking (similar to other platforms) - SwiftUI system gestures (the same gestures we use on iPhone, iPad, etc. with some 3D features added. The tap gesture here is a SwiftUI platform feature.