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Replied In "Jump to Definition" Issue for Unreal Engine 5.1 on Xcode 14.2
Xcode doesn't seem to work well for C++ coding in UE5. Auto-completion doesn't work most of the time, syntax highlighting doesn't work and indexing project files takes forever. I've been researching these issues for months, trying really hard to come up with a solution because I love Xcode for iOS/macOS development, but nothing seemed to work. I finally gave up on Xcode and switched to Rider. And you know what? Everything works smoothly out of the box: code completion, syntax highlighting... It also offers very fast indexing. So, forget about Xcode for UE5. I don't know about VS Code, but Rider works like a breeze and integrates perfectly with the engine.
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Replied In SwiftUI app outputting CVDisplayLink related messages to console?
Same here. I'm currently working on a Metal app, and I'm seeing all these messages after upgrading to Monterey 12.1 and Xcode 13.2
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Replied In So, is SceneKit dead?
No updates to SceneKit this year, either. I think Apple is subtly telling us to move to RealityKit, even for 3D-only (non-AR) games...
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Replied In So, is SceneKit dead?
I think SceneKit hasn't been abandoned, but the lack of updates and dedicated sessions this year is certainly discouraging. It seems they are currently focusing on ARKit and Metal.I'm on the pre-planning stage for a 3D iOS/macOS game, and my intention was to use SceneKit, since it's a really nice high-level native framework (except for the editor, ugh!). But now, I'm seriously considering Unity.It would be nice to know if Apple has any plans to support Scene Kit in the future with new additions, improved editor, more sample code, etc.