Check out raven.vision/testflight for a list of visionOS TestFlights

Link to my open source sample apps for Apple Vision Pro: github.com/johnhaney/AR...

Without using this correction, the aim position was off by about a centimeter with the stylus in front of me.

* When you get an AccessoryAnchor, you can get a coordinateSpace for the .aim and use correction or not. The correction gives you a position that will better match up with real-world objects in the passthrough display.

* I'm using AccessoryTrackingProvider here to get the results, as opposed to an AnchoringComponent. I will experiment with AnchoringComponent later.

Some notes on my experiences so far with this device:
* The aim anchor is fairly smooth and updates well, but did float when I had the stylus in front of my MacBook Pro screen when it was off. Maybe this was due to reflections on the screen?

Nice! Thanks for sharing your code!

I’d support this but maybe more practical than making specific examples, it would be awesome if you could “tag” anything which also works on iOS, macOS, and/or tvOS… since we have RealityView on all three of these with tvOS 26.

Yep. If you had already downloaded it, you still can access it. It’s removed from the App Store, and no updates are planned.

Probably would be too busy, but what if the days were all mushroom outlined just flat/outlined if none?