Viewing USDZ file

Hi, I’m using VisionPro to visualise a USDZ file, and I’m pretty new to 3D model creation. When I open an object in QuickView and manipulate it, the object returns to its original position each time I release it. Is there a way to prevent it from snapping back to its original location?

Apple Vision Pro, visionOS 2

Posted on Sep 27, 2024 02:49 AM

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