Example project showing how an immersive scene on visionOS can contain a RealityView that presents a ModelEntity and how that entity can be dragged using DragGesture and rotated using RotateGesture3D.
This example project deliberately only allows moving the object along the X- and Z-axis to prevent the user from lifting the object from the ground. However, it is straightforward to allow movement along the Y-axis by modifying the code in EntityMovementViewModifier.swift.
Note: Performing 3D gestures in the simulator is difficult because the simulated gestures are actually performed on a 2D surface. Based on my testing, it appears that the axis around which the gesture rotates depends on the side of the object we are touching and/or the side of the object we are looking at. I expect this to work better on a device.
