Step Into Newsletter – September 29, 2024
The release of visionOS 2.0, the first global Vision Hack, a survey of Apple Vision Pro users, and more.
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Step Into Newsletter – September 8, 2024
The Step Into Newsletter recaps the soft launch of a resource for developers and creators working with visionOS, featuring example code, demos, resources, and an invitation for input from subscribers. News and events in the visionOS community are also highlighted.
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How to use scene phase to track and manage window state
This example demonstrates how to use Scene Phase in visionOS to monitor and control window state, with practical code for managing multiple windows effectively.
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Vision Pros – A Spatial Computing Podcast
An interview podcast about Apple Vision Pro and visionOS. Hear from developers and power users who are building a future for Spatial Computing.
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How to use pushWindow to replace a window in visionOS
The pushWindow presentation action functions similarly to openWindow, with the pushed window appearing in the same position as the starting window. This style is useful for splash screens, advanced pickers, and previews.
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3D Model Viewer
Preview 3D files online or install the macOS app to 3D model support to QuickLook.
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The Base Mesh
A collection of 3D models licensed under Creative Commons (CC0), available for commercial use. Modeled at real-world scale, with basic UV maps, available in common formats. These models are a great starting point.
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Welcome to Step Into Vision
Step Into Vision is a new resource for visionOS developers.
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How to pass a value when opening a window in visionOS
How to pass a value along when opening a new window in visionOS. This covers setting up a window group to accept a value and rendering data as a list with buttons to open windows for each item.
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How to use default placement to position new windows
visionOS 2 supports default window placement for new instances. Five placements are available: relative to existing window or volume, above, below, trailing, leading, and utility panel for user proximity.
