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The previous inspector series parts explored attributes that map cleanly to USD: transforms, material bindings, and variant sets. Components are different. One might expect that RCP's component inspector would just show RealityKit components attached to entities—the same components you'd add in code at runtime. But
The next level of functionality in the RCP inspector offers deeper control over model linking, looks, and variations Bindings In OpenUSD, the terminology "Binding" comes from the UsdShadeMaterialBindingAPI. Unlike traditional formats where a material is simply a property of a mesh, USD treats materials as independent prims that
A continually growing list of interesting things found during exploration that have not yet been featured in the "Deconstructing Reality Composer Pro" series entries. Mapping from Prims to Entities RCP maintains a bidirectional mapping between RealityKit entities and USD prim paths. While public RealityKit doesn't easily
Dual-mode Inspector: scene layer shows global stage metadata (upAxis, metersPerUnit), while prim inspection displays transform, materials, and references. UI presents cm/degrees; USD persists meters/quaternions with rotationEulerHint for round-trip editing.