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It’s great some controls don’t make sense though. I can’t figure out how to use image though. I want to make it seem like it’s a piece of artwork but I can’t figure out how. It doesn’t show the up. Please fix this. Also controls are a little complicated.
Hello. I would like to suggest a few things. 1. A goto action, what it would do is go to the specific object’s location or a finger. 2. Variables, without these, nothing is possible. 3. If, without if action it is impossible to make real experiences. 4, random integres, yeah. 5. Move forward. It would move in the direction it’s facing. Please read. Thank you.
I got interested and then I started to download the app and I went fishing nine minutes earlier The app didn’t show up Apple please fix this if you don’t I will never download any of your apps I will not buy any of your products or break if I see you crossing the street so fix this now go on ask one of your developers if they can fix this problem
I understand it’s complicated subject matter, but come on. After quite a few hours figuring this out, I’m really in no better position than I was when I started. Things don’t behave like they should. It doesn’t help that sometimes when you try to do something, the app inexplicably puts you somewhere FAR away from your objects to the point you can’t even see them and it takes quite a while to find them. The controls are too sensitive, which makes editing extremely difficult. And why the hell can’t you delete behaviors?! Ok you can turn them off. That’s not what I want to do. I want to delete them. It’s ridiculous to not be able to delete something you make.
Apple’s user-friendly and intuitive interface makes their reality composer really available for anyone. Objects and behaviors work well as their designed to be, making it seem realistic enough for use. The only problem I had with the app was the time it took to open a file or project, sometimes even crashing completely. Despite this, Apple’s integration of AR in this app show just how much progress has been made over the years.
It’s great and all, but we need more materials or colors, maybe even a blending tool where you can blend a color into another color. We also need more basic shapes, and possibly a drawing mode where we draw lines on a single point with your finger and Apple Pencil, and it converts to 3d or something.
I love that you can resize and make shapes. I also think you can add a draw mode where you can draw things,Also I have an idea for reviews, you could add replying on reviews, you don’t have to, these are just suggestions.
As a student who is interested working in the field of AR technology and seeing it capabilities, this app has really good editing tools and UI design for those who are interested in testing AR technology and seeing what it’s capable of doing. The only problem is that whenever I’m trying to save my project to a specific location such as Google Drive, It will keep getting an error and sometimes the project itself would not load properly, causing it to lose progress of my project in the process. Also it would be nice to have the ability to create custom polygons and shapes within the app while in AR mode so I can make detailed 3D models of what I want to create, otherwise, this app is pretty great overall.
I think that this is a very fun app to tool around with! It is put together well, but I think that 3 things need to be fixed. 1. The menu that is used to change the properties of the object is very big. It would be nice if it could be shrunken down so I can move around to see and manipulate my objects. Also, if my behaviors were included in this menu, it would help a lot. 2. The sensitivity for moving around the objects when not in AR is way to sensitive. It would be a nice improvement to the app if you could change the sensitivity in the apps settings. 3. It would be very cool if the real objects (such as bread or a soccer ball) acted like real objects. Example: If I drop a cube of lead on a loaf of bread, the bread would squish. Overall, great app! If you are reading this as a developer, job well done.
Hello apple I just would like to recommend that I really enjoy this app so much there are a variety of combinations to choose from however this app can improve so here are my suggestions.I would really suggest if you added people into the app. This would make it much easier for people to interact with realistic 3D human models. This would definitely be a big improvement and I highly recommend this. My second suggestion is that there was a tool that could edit AR in the app. This would be amazing to do in the app as more future developers can learn and create their own AR products. The app so far has been absolutely amazing but there is always room for improvements. Please take my suggestions as a positive review.Thank you developers of Reality ComposerKind regards,Sarah
Easily prototype and produce AR experiences directly in AR with no prior 3D experience. • Drag and drop to place and rotate virtual objects to assemble your scene directly in AR or on the canvas. • Build your scene by importing your own .usdz files or take advantage of the ready to use virtual objects in Reality Composer’s built-in AR content library, so you can get up and running quickly. • Create high-quality 3D models using photogrammetry and a guided capture process leveraging the advanced LiDAR sensors on your iPhone or iPad (iPhone 12 Pro or later and iPad Pro 5th generation or later). • Customize a virtual object’s size, style, and more. • Add animations that let you move, scale, and add emphasis like a ‘wiggle’ or ‘spin’ to virtual objects, without having any animation experience. • Add spatial audio, all of which can be set up to happen upon a user tapping on those objects, coming in close proximity with them, or other triggers. • Easily send your project back and forth between your iOS device and your Mac with the Reality Composer app bundled with Xcode. • Export your complete scene as a .usdz file to use in AR Quick Look, use in your existing 3D projects, or integrate it into your Xcode project with Reality Composer on Mac. • Record sensor and camera data in the actual location you are building it for, and then replay it on your iOS device while building your app in Xcode later. This lets you iterate and build out your AR experience using the recorded data without the need to physically move your device or go to another location.