spatial-gestures

To implement spatial gestures in visionOS, you apply SwiftUI gesture patterns to 3D entities for eye tracking, hand pinch, drag, rotate, and magnify inputs. This enables tap-to-select, pinch-to-zoom, and drag-to-move interactions within your app.

Standard SwiftUI gestures work as indirect gestures with eye tracking on visionOS 2D windows. Users look at a target to focus it and perform a secondary action like a pinch to trigger the interaction.

Spatial interaction design in visionOS enforces specific rules for interactive target size and hover effects. Adhering to these guidelines ensures your spatial gestures are accessible and provide an optimal user experience.

You can use pinch and drag gestures to manipulate 3D entities in a visionOS app. The provided code examples demonstrate attaching these spatial gestures to objects for moving, rotating, and scaling them in a virtual space.

The best way to handle tap and long-press gestures on 3D entities in visionOS is by using the provided SwiftUI code snippets. These examples outline how to attach direct spatial input handlers to your virtual objects.

Yes, visionOS spatial interactions enforce specific rules for interactive target size. Following these guidelines ensures that 3D entities and 2D windows are easily selectable by eye tracking and hand pinch gestures.