公开(公告)号：US20240428539A1

公开(公告)日：2024-12-26

申请号：US18677532

申请日：2024-05-29

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： Matan Stauber ,  Israel Pastrana Vicente ,  Stephen O. Lemay ,  William A. Sorrentino, III ,  Zoey C. Taylor ,  Kristi E. Bauerly ,  Daniel M. Golden ,  Christopher B. Fleizach ,  Evgenii Krivoruchko ,  Amy E. DeDonato

IPC: G06T19/20

Abstract: While a first view of a three-dimensional environment is visible, a computer system detects a first input meeting selection criteria. If, when the first input was detected, a user was directing attention to a first portion of the first view that has a spatial relationship to a viewport through which the three-dimensional environment is visible, the computer system displays a user interface object including affordances for accessing functions of the computer system; otherwise, the computer system forgoes displaying the user interface object. While a different view of the three-dimensional environment is visible, the computer system detects a second input meeting the selection criteria. If, when the second input was detected, the user was directing attention to a second portion of the different view that has the same spatial relationship to the viewport, the computer system displays the user interface object; otherwise, the computer system forgoes displaying the user interface object.

公开(公告)号：US20240061547A1

公开(公告)日：2024-02-22

申请号：US18233841

申请日：2023-08-14

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： Christopher B. Fleizach ,  James T. Turner ,  Daniel M. Golden ,  Kristi E.S. Bauerly ,  John M. Nefulda

IPC: G06F3/04815 ,  G06F3/04842

CPC classification number: G06F3/04815 ,  G06F3/04842

Abstract: While a view of a three-dimensional environment is visible via a display generation component of a computer system, the computer system receives, from a user, one or more first user inputs corresponding to selection of a respective direction in the three-dimensional environment relative to a reference point associated with the user, and displays a ray extending from the reference point in the respective direction. While displaying the ray, the system displays a selection cursor moving along the ray independently of user input. When the selection cursor is at a respective position along the ray, the system receives one or more second user inputs corresponding to a request to stop the movement of the selection cursor along the ray and, in response, sets a target location for a next user interaction to a location in the three-dimensional environment that corresponds to the respective position of the selection cursor along the ray.