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Issue 6: diff visionOS

Published about 1 year ago • 1 min read

Moving In Stereo

A couple of interesting posts this week, the first up is from Gregory Wieber who posted a short video about visionOS 2.0's support for Pixar-invented subdivision surfaces that speed up rendering of 3D models -
​Subdivision Surfaces on Apple Vision Pro. That lead me down the rabbit hole to this older video explaining the TL;DR. Subdivision Surfaces: Overview.
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A few weeks ago, I mentioned StepInto.vision. A few days ago, a colleague was asking about passing values when opening windows in visionOS. I went back to the site and found that there are now more examples on opening Volumes and gestures. Definitely a site to keep an eye on.
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Last weekend we lost Adam. He was super excited about the Vision Pro and was going to buy one. As we get ready to celebrate him soon, I was wondering about sharing some captures I had made with my own Vision Pro (and iPhone 16 Pro.) The short version is that I've made some progress on printing out viewable versions of the shots, while we wait for everyone to adopt spatial computing. Stay tuned for a post and maybe an app to do this work - so viewers can use a stereogram viewer or Google Cardboard, etc.
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See you in the future!

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App Lists:

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