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Steve Troughton-Smith (Archived)

@stroughtonsmith

New in iOS 12: AvatarKit comes to iPad. Still requires a TrueDepth camera to do face tracking, though, i.e. an iPad with Face ID

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I checked iOS 12 beta 3 firmwares for iPad Air and iPad Pro 10.5; neither has /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AvatarKit.framework. Am I looking at the wrong place? Or is this Simulator and you somehow fixed rendering?

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Steve Troughton-Smith (Archived)

@stroughtonsmith

It’s in the dyld cache and in the Simulator; you need to embed its resources in your app bundle (take from the X ipsw), and then it just works as it should

6:29 AM · Jul 5, 2018

I tested on an iPad Air and it renders Animoji as glitched squares; does it only work on some devices?