Scenery – Spatial Experiences

Gaussian splats, experiences that run offline, large scenes that open in seconds, and Quit and Close that work while a panel is open on Mac. - Gaussian splats. Import a scanned capture as an SPZ file and place it like any other object. Needs iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27 or visionOS 27. - Take an experience offline. Right-click an experience and choose Download for Offline Use, or use Save Offline on its detail card, and it runs with no network at all – models, audio, video and scripts included. A ring fills in the card's corner while it downloads, tap it to stop, and downloaded experiences carry an Offline badge. They gather under a Downloaded filter in your experience library and in a section of Discover, both of which keep working when the device has no connection. When the author changes an experience you have downloaded, the badge reads Update Available and the menu offers Update Download; nothing is ever re-downloaded behind your back, so a device set up for a fair or an event stays exactly as you left it. Your own experiences and your team's are always downloadable, whatever your role on the team. For anyone else's, the author decides: Allow Offline Download in Experience Settings, beside Allow Featuring. It is off by default, because a downloaded copy keeps working after an experience is withdrawn. - ⌘Q and ⌘W work on Mac while a panel like Settings is open. - Lights react to taps and physics when an experience plays. - The Scenery logo on a shared photo is the right size again. It was rendering at roughly half the size it was designed for, small enough to be easy to miss, on every capture shared from the app. - A toast that has been swiped away comes back. Dismissing a notification banner with a swipe left it in place invisibly, and every later banner was silently refused. Banners also lost their background from the second one onwards, and stopped responding to taps once dismissed. - Experiences with large models open in seconds instead of minutes. A scene whose models carry a lot of separate parts could sit on the loading screen for well over a minute on Mac. The same scene now loads in a few seconds. Placing one model several times in a scene no longer costs anything extra either, where before each copy was loaded from scratch. - The app no longer freezes after opening a few experiences in a row. Quitting an experience while it was still settling left the whole session in memory, so the third or fourth one you opened could stall on a single frame, and sound from an experience you had left kept playing.