Hi,
Is there any way to set a SwiftUI view as child to a game object?
I know we can get associated entity on swift using PolySpatialWindowManagerAccess.entityForIdentifier. Whenever I add an attachment to game object entity, it becomes invisible.
Does this happen with, for example, a simple Entity containing just a ModelComponent (perhaps initialized with just a sphere: entity.components.set(ModelComponent(mesh: .generateSphere(radius: 0.25), materials: [UnlitMaterial()])), or something to that effect, and then entity.setParent(unityEntity))? As far as I know, you should be able to add children or components to the entities created by Unity. We don’t ever, for example, remove components/children that aren’t created by our code.
However, I’m also not aware of a way to add SwiftUI views as children of RealityKit entities.
When I try the same behaviour with a sphere or box entity as you suggested, it just works. Whenever I try with the Attachment, it does not work.
For testing on Simulator, I use bounded volume including a cube. Then I create another window on swift which includes RealityKitView. Then I create attachment in that view (I could not find creating attachment without RealityKitView). Finally, I set the attachment as child of Unity game object (cube).
I’ll try the same behaviour on unbounded volume (MR). I’ll keep you informed.
Thanks!
It is working! It was scaling issue coming from the Cube 