How to How to create a temporary file in a MacOS application

Set the User Selected File entitlement to "Read Only" and call the function below.

<p>Two flowers that represent SwiftUI and XCode side by side. Beneath them sits the text "Create Temporary File."</p>

Set the User Selected File entitlement to "Read Only" and call the function below.

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Step One: Set Permissions

<p>A screenshot of a MacOS target highlighting how the File Access "User Selected File" permission is set to "Read Only" within the App Sandbox.</p>

Within the sandbox of the app target, set the "User Selected File" File Access permission to Read Only.

Step Two: Code

<p>A screenshot of the code found below.</p>

Add the code below the app and call it to create a file.

Please note that the specific example above shows how to create an empty USDZ whose title matches the id of an object capture pro model.

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How to How to create a temporary file in a MacOS application

Set the User Selected File entitlement to "Read Only" and call the function below.

Step One: Set Permissions

Step Two: Code

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