tabletopkit

To create multiplayer spatial board games on visionOS, use the TabletopKit framework with RealityKit for rendering. Define your game setup and initialize a TabletopGame instance to manage boards, pieces, and real-time synchronization.

Yes, TabletopKit requires RealityKit for rendering spatial board games on visionOS. RealityKit handles the visual rendering while TabletopKit manages game state, seating, actions, and multiplayer interactions.

Multiplayer synchronization for spatial board games in visionOS uses FaceTime Group Activities. This mechanism coordinates real-time game state updates, player turns, and equipment interactions across multiple users seamlessly.

Yes, TabletopKit manages player seating, turns, and game state for board games on visionOS. You can define seats, handle turn progression, and synchronize actions like moving pieces, tossing dice, or playing cards.

TabletopKit multiplayer spatial board games require visionOS 2.0 or later. Core gameplay, equipment, seating, actions, interactions, rendering, and Group Activities coordination are all exclusive to visionOS 2.0+ applications.

With TabletopKit on visionOS, you can build multiplayer spatial board games featuring boards, pieces, cards, and dice. The framework supports defining equipment, managing player interactions, and rendering all elements through RealityKit.