I need to display a 2D text and a 2d line between two entities in a RealityView on visionOS. Is there anything that can help me do this?
Generated on 9/4/2024
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To display a 2D text and a 2D line between two entities in a RealityView on visionOS, you can utilize the capabilities of RealityKit and SwiftUI. The session titled "Explore object tracking for visionOS" provides insights into how you can place SwiftUI elements on RealityKit anchor entities. You can define SwiftUI elements in the attachments section under RealityView and then add them as child nodes in your scene setup. This approach allows you to integrate 2D UI components like text and lines into your 3D scene.
For more detailed guidance, you might want to refer to the session Explore object tracking for visionOS (14:07) where it discusses adding virtual labels and SwiftUI elements to RealityKit scenes.
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