Also, can you share the use case? What’s the goal of the intermediate “selected” state?

While I can’t think of an easy, performant way to do exactly this, putting a little platform under the entity could be an option. Or maybe add a spotlight aimed at the entity.

I’m wondering if there’s a more real-world way to show that your thing is “selected”, like a tag? A sticky note?

I wonder if it developed sugar bloom in the fridge, or possibly absorbed odors from other foods? Like chocolate, I sometimes lose my temper in the cold. 🍫

Just the other day I noticed that some parts of RealityKit API are identical to SceneKit; and realized this deprecation was likely coming. Good to see official word. There’s also this helpful video from WWDC 2025 on migrating.

developer.apple.com/videos/play/...

“If someone says something, we’re blaming the CSS, OK?”

Wow! Thanks for the follow up with a real solution! Will file this away for when Spatial TikTok makes us all crop to vertical in 2029. 😜

I’m going to try it in Final Cut Pro and see if it crops.

I haven’t tried this, but my first attempt would be to

• send it to an iPhone
• find it in Photos and open it
• choose Edit, then Crop
• tap Crop again if needed to get to aspect ratios
• choose vertical & 9:16

Hopefully it will save the new crop without losing spatial.

That phone’s giving 80s United Colors of Bennetton.

Be sure to install the latest service pack.

Also, stepinto.vision is an amazing resource for all things RealityKit. Clear, bite-size examples. Created by Joseph Simpson: @vrhermit.com

Congrats! Kudos to ~anyone~ jumping into Blender. Working on assets for @balloondreamlab.bsky.social forced me to finally make some headway.

It’s not too late! I restore my JPGs to full PNG quality using a combo of AI, essential oils, and mindful breathing.