About Immersion Style progressive

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Created Jun ’23

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Hi, I have a question about Immersion Style. It is about progressive. I understand that by specifying progressive in Immersion, it is possible to mix mixed and full, but when is this used, for example, as in the WWDC23 movie where the person watching the movie on the screen gradually switches the room to space, or in the Digital Crown where the person is watching a movie on the screen and the room gradually changes to space? For example, when a person is watching a movie on the screen and the room gradually changes to space, as in the WWDC23 movie, or when the room gets darker and darker as the Digital Crown is adjusted, or when the room goes completely dark?

Please let me know if you have a video, sample code, or explanation that shows an example of progression.

By the way, is it possible to get the event of operating the Digital Crown from the application?

Thanks.

Sadao Tokuyama

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Vision Pro Engineer OP

Apple

Jun ’23

Hi @sadaotokuyama, the breakdown of immersion levels is this:

Mixed: this will show passthrough and your content together
Full: only your content is visible; passthrough is disabled unless a user moves far enough away (1.5m), or presses the Digital Crown.
Progressive: this starts as a kind of middle ground between the previous two. The user initially sees part of their passthrough obscured by your apps virtual content, but can change how much is obscured by rotation the Digital Crown.

For more information and examples of these levels, check out Go beyond the window with SwiftUI, specifically this section that discusses changing immersion levels.

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