Will the apple VR/AR headset support infinite flight?
Just a thought
i highly doubt it. considering that it’s a different os things probably don’t work the same on there and it is a mobile sim after all not a vr sim.
The devs probably don’t know yet due to the fact it was just unveiled today. It would be cool though.
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Yea visionOS is like iPad and iPhone combined and infinite flight is supported on both devices, so that’s why
We know as much as you do.
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Oh you watched the event @schyllberg ?
Yes.
And it’s going to be like more than $3000…
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$3499 to be precise…
So while it would be awesome to see IF on an AR headset, it would be difficult to figure out how the controls would work and I think there are a long list of things that are more urgent.
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I still like the thoughts of it ,it is about time infinite flight starts releasing the game on more devices
Bringing IF to more types of devices would end up making development times longer, meaning the time between updates would get longer and people would complain about the lack of updates.
They always find something to complain about, don’t they? 
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Ahh you have a point there @BennyBoy_Alpha
I’m honestly sometimes impressed with what this community finds to complain about.
Not really. Focusing on one device type is the better option for apps like ours.
If we ever were to expand, it probably wouldn’t be the same app and features etc would differ between them.
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Even if this were to come the only way we could control it is with our hands in the air
Yeah figuring out the controls on a ARVR headset would be a challenge…
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To be honest, we would look absolutely ridiculous haha.
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@tunamkol but at least it would been futuristic
I’m just imaging myself flying with my hands but with nothing in my hands, and I’m laughing at how ridiculous that would look…
Of course. In fact, Tim Cook has publicly stated it’s his intention to have Infinite Flight working on visionPro. His words, not mine.
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