Place attachement realityview visionos
Asked on 11/18/2024
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To place attachments in RealityView for visionOS, you can use the RealityKit framework to anchor SwiftUI elements to entities within your scene. This process involves defining SwiftUI elements in the attachments section under RealityView and then adding them as child nodes to a reference transform in Reality Composer Pro. This allows for interactive and dynamic content placement in your app.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the session Explore object tracking for visionOS (14:07), which discusses how to use RealityKit to attach UI elements to anchor entities and manage object tracking effectively.
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