Blank screen on visionOS

[huven]

Describe the bug
Presenting TOCropViewController on visionOS shows a blank screen only (see screenshot below).

To Reproduce
Same code is used that works without issue on iOS

    TOCropViewController *cropViewController = [[TOCropViewController alloc] initWithImage:image];
    cropViewController.delegate = self;
    cropViewController.doneButtonTitle = NSLocalizedString(@"Save", nil);
    cropViewController.doneButtonColor = [[self view] tintColor];
    cropViewController.toolbarPosition = TOCropViewControllerToolbarPositionTop;
    [self presentViewController:cropViewController animated:YES completion:nil];

Expected behavior
I expected to see the image provided to TOCropViewController.

Screenshots

iOS Device:

• Device: Vision Pro (simulator)
• OS: visionOS 26.0
• Library Version 3.1.0

Additional context
The console shows these messages that might be related

Instructed to remove hit test redirection, but it was already removed
Snapshotting a view (0x117f68520, TOCropToolbar) that has not been rendered at least once requires afterScreenUpdates:YES.

[TimOliver]

Thanks for letting me know @huven!

I'm not sure what's happening there. Even on my Simulator, I get some of the UI elements (But it's somewhat broken still).

Unfortunately, I don't have any time to fix this. This library doesn't officially support visionOS and since I don't have any visionOS apps, this would be an extremely low priority for me.

For folks who want to use TOCropViewController in a visionOS app, PRs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[huven]

That's completely understandable @TimOliver. I created the issue to document it and help collect feedback from everybody interested in visionOS support.

Maybe I'll have a go at it myself, although it isn't high on my priority list either.

Can you attach a screenshot of what you see in simulator? That could definitely help.

[huven]

Fixing this was actually not that difficult. It looks like there are two issues:

• the custom presentation animation is not working on visionOS. Instead of debugging that, I just set animated:NO in my code presenting the TOCropViewController as not-animated is actually better for UX in my use-case.
• on presenting the TOCropViewController the orientation is misconfigured. I will send a PR for that shortly.

Now working beautifully on visionOS 😄