Reversible Destiny-Yoro
Masayuki Akamatsu
App Store 評価: ★ 0.0
- 対応
- iOS
どんなアプリ?
This app explores the site of Reversible Destiny-Yoro, a gigantic experiential art piece that actually exists. This vast 18,000 square meter theme park is equipped with tricks that confuse people's sense of balance and perspective. Enjoy a mysterious sensation inside a 3D model created by actually surveying the site.
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聞き取れるメモ帳。録音すると AI が議事録・要約・次の一手に整えてくれる。
情報
- バージョン
- 2.0
- 最終更新
- 2026/07/12
- リリース
- 2024/01/31
- サイズ
- 66.4 MB
- 必要環境
- iOS 26.0 以降
- 対象年齢
- 4+
- 対応言語
- 日本語、英語
最新バージョンの更新内容
# New Features ## Hand Gesture Controls in the Immersive Space - You can now manipulate the entire model with drag (move), pinch (zoom), and twist (Y-axis rotation) gestures. - The three operations are unified into a single compound gesture, so the model stays stable without jumping or drifting even when performed simultaneously. - The fixed point (pivot) for rotation and zooming switches depending on the situation: - When viewing the model from outside: the position of the last selected pavilion - When standing inside the model: your (the device's) position — the place where you stand does not move even when you zoom in - Collision shapes for gaze targeting are generated from the actual mesh geometry (the scanned terrain "Harada" and the park model "Yoro") instead of a bounding sphere covering the whole model. This allows gestures to work even when you are standing inside the model (on a pavilion). - Collision generation runs in parallel in the background and does not block the initial loading. - For the mirrored terrain (flipped along the Y axis), a dedicated collision shape with the Y-flip baked into its vertices is generated so that gestures work there as well. ## Tap-to-Move on Pavilion Signs - Gaze at the marker (Poi) of a pavilion sign in the immersive space and tap it to move to that pavilion. - While you gaze at it, the marker lifts up with a hover effect, indicating that it can be selected. - Accordingly, the pavilion selection menu in ControlView has been removed. ## Gaze Alignment When Moving Between Pavilions - Whichever pavilion you move to, the entire model rotates so that the "Mono no Aware Transformer" near the center of the field comes into your line of sight. ## New Pavilion: Exactitude Ridge - "Exactitude Ridge" has been added as a pavilion overlooking the entire Site of Reversible Destiny - Yoro, and is now the initial destination when the immersive space starts. ## Instruction Panel - When you open the immersive space, a panel appears in front of you explaining the gesture controls (move, zoom, rotate, and pavilion travel). It can be dismissed with the "OK" button. ## Model Manipulation on the Layers Screen - The 3D models in the Model / Planting layers can now be rotated by dragging and zoomed by pinching. # Improvements & Fixes - Added "Layers" and "Brightness" headings to the controls in ControlView so that it is clear what each control does. - Reworked the management of the immersive space's open/close state. The app now detects when the space is closed by the system (e.g., via the Digital Crown) and restores the tab view, so the state no longer breaks on failed opens or rapid tab switching. - Fixed an issue where the ControlView panel could be hidden behind the model (layout adjustment). - Simplified ControlView by removing the scale slider, now replaced by hand gestures, and the pavilion selection menu, now replaced by tapping the signs. - Fixed an issue where pavilion travel sometimes did not work on the actual device (the device position is now queried with the current timestamp). - Set the app's display name to "Reversible Destiny-Yoro". - Added an accent color (orange-red).