Spline Mirror for visionOS

Spline Mirror for visionOS allows you to experience your 3D content made in Spline spatially on the Apple Vision Pro — a complementary step to your workflow of exporting 3D designs for Apple Platforms like visionOS and iOS.

Spatial Design with Spline

During the design process, you can experience your 3D content on the device to validate your 3D models, materials, animations, and interactions.

Once your scene is ready, you can integrate it into your Xcode projects with a Swift code snippet or with App Generation.

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Download Spline Mirror for visionOS

Download the latest version of Spline Mirror for visionOS from the Apple App Store.

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Required Specifications

Spline is using the latest technologies to render 3D content on Apple devices.

Getting started with Spline Mirror for visionOS

1. Log in or Sign up to Spline

To get started, you need to log in to your Spline account. If it’s your first time trying Spline, you can sign up from the Vision Pro, but you’ll need to access the Spline Editor to edit or create new scenes.

2. Browse scenes from the Spline Library

If you haven’t exported any scenes for Apple Platforms, you can always open and experience examples from the Spline Library or visit the Library tab.

3. How to export for Apple Platforms and visionOS

If it’s your first time using Spline Mirror for visionOS or exporting for Apple Platforms, you won’t see any scenes on the Recents tab. You’ll need to use the Spline Editor on a desktop to create and export your scenes.

To export your scene for Spline Mirror for visionOS from the Spline Editor, follow the steps below.

1. From the top toolbar, press the Export button to open the export panel;

2. Under Apple Platforms, select the visionOS option.

3. Select a View Mode. (Window, Volume, or Immersive)

4. Choose to show or hide the logo.

5. Press the Update button at the bottom.

4. Browse your exported scenes

After exporting your scene from the Spline Editor for Apple Platforms and visionOS, the Recents tab is where you can find them.

Note: Currently, only scenes from ‘My Files’ are visible on your Recents tab.

5. Open and experience a 3D Scene

To experience a scene from your Recents tab or from the Library tab, you can simply press it.

When opening a scene on the Apple Vision Pro, you can experience it in 3 different spatial content types: Windows, Volumes, and Spaces.

A visual representation of Windows, Volumes, and Spaces, in that order.

A visual representation of Windows, Volumes, and Spaces, in that order.

By default, your scene will open as a Window, but from the toolbar below, you can open your scene as a Volume or in immersive mode as a Space.

Windows

Windows can display content on a flat surface and use 2D and 3D content.

You can use Spline Apple embeds on Windows the way you use them for your normal apps in iOS/iPadOS.

The Spline scenes in a Window can be complemented with native UI using SwiftUI.

Volumes

Volumes are 3D containers that can be rendered in your space alongside Windows.

They exist within a bounding box whose size can be customized to fit your needs. You can deploy multiple Volumes within a Space, which can coexist with Windows or even be anchored to them.

Spaces

For an immersive experience, apps can occupy the full Space, where the app's content expands around you.

Within a Space, applications can leverage Windows, Volumes, and even unbounded 3D content to create truly unique 3D experiences.

Feature Support Roadmap

Full coverage of all Spline features for Metal Renderer is expected to be ready in April-May 2024. Here is a list of each feature's current status. This list will be updated weekly until everything is fully supported.

Integrate your production-ready 3D content into your Xcode Projects

Export your 3D content for Apple Platforms like iOS and visionOS by using native embeds with a Swift code snippet.

Export your 3D content for Apple Platforms like iOS and visionOS by generating a pre-built Xcode project directly from Spline.