Hey everyone, I have a question regarding AR Quick Look, I have a simple view with an ARQLView showing a .usdz file of a Nike shoe. This code works perfectly fine on my iPad if I sideload the app using Xcode. The problem is, when I try to use the same code in Swift Playgrounds on the iPad, it gives the same view but with the "AR" mode grayed out, with the "Object" mode the only option. So I can pan and zoom the 3D model but I cannot see it in AR. Is this a limitation of Playgrounds, or is Playgrounds itself encountering a bug (which isn't uncommon in my experience). Screenshot of app sideloaded with Xcode, then Playgrounds: https://imgur.com/a/FCE0lYh

I don’t seem to have the new features on my iPad Pro.

Right now all I get printed from it are stuff like 0x12494932 or 0x23445839, which isn’t really usable data (or is it? I don’t really know). Is there a way to convert or receive the depth data in meters or centimeters instead?

I was wondering how do you make a functionality similar to the People Detection feature in the Magnifier app, but I couldn’t find any documentation for finding out the distance from a device to a real-world object or person. Can anybody help?