How do I place a 2d view at the front of a 3d volumetric window?
Asked on 10/22/2024
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To place a 2D view at the front of a 3D volumetric window in visionOS, you can use the concept of viewpoints and ornaments as discussed in the session "Dive deep into volumes and immersive spaces." The system automatically updates the positions of ornaments based on the current viewpoint, ensuring they are always accessible from any direction. You can use the volume viewpoint change
modifier to get updates on the viewpoint and adjust the position of your 2D view accordingly.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the session Dive deep into volumes and immersive spaces (11:36) which covers the topic of viewpoints and how to manage the placement of elements in a 3D volumetric space.

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