Try updating Xcode, this should fix your issue.
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Check out this link
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/pencil_interactions/handling_double_taps_from_apple_pencil
I have the exact same question, I dowloaded the usdz models from Apple's Developer Website, the 'toy_biplane' & 'toyrobot_vintage'.
I used the following code to animate
modelEntity.availableAnimations.forEach {
modelEntity.playAnimation($0.repeat())
}
then I just printed all the available animations just to check
print("DEBUG: animations-> \(modelEntity.availableAnimations)")
it returned an empty array
My suggestion is you should use CoreData for this type of scenario
navigationBarItems requires NavigationView which is not available in watchOS
No, unfortunately there is no method now in SwiftUI for dismissing the Keyboard you will have to use some UIkit methods
You will have to create separate project for SwiftUI as SwiftUI will only work on ios 13 and later
You should try it from desktop site not mobile, download button is greyed in mobile site
You should put proper constraints in order for auto layout to work correctly
To get Navigation Bar you must embed your View In a NavigationView
eg :struct ContentView: View {
var body: some View {
NavigationView {
Text("Hello")
.navigationBarTitle("Any title")
}
}
}
You should have Apple Developer Membership(which is paid) to download the beta right now, but a public beta will be available in July