The question is: We did not add "GameController framework", but we do not know why the "GameController framework" is loaded at startup. I am checking the launch time of our app, using Instruments->App launch I was confused to find the GameConroller framework loaded I check the project, in the plist file, no configuration GCSupportedGameControllers, GCSupportsControllerUserInteraction related key. What else causes the GameController framework to load?

struct GameSystem: System { static let rootQuery = EntityQuery(where: .has(GameMoveComponent.self) ) init(scene: RealityKit.Scene) { } func update(context: SceneUpdateContext) { let root = context.scene.performQuery(Self.rootQuery) for entity in root{ let game = entity.components[GameMoveComponent.self]! if let xMove = game.game.gc?.extendedGamepad?.dpad.xAxis.value , let yMove = game.game.gc?.extendedGamepad?.dpad.yAxis.value { print("x:\(xMove),y:\(yMove)") let x = entity.transform.translation.x + xMove * 0.01 let y = entity.transform.translation.z - yMove * 0.01 entity.transform.translation = [x , entity.transform.translation.y , y] } } } } I want to use the game controller's direction keys to control the continuous movement of Entity in visionOS. When I added a query for handle button presses in the ECS System, I found that the update interface was not called at a frequency of 30 frames per second. Instead, it executes once when I press or release the key. Is this what is the reason? I want to keep moving by holding down the controller button, is there a better solution? I hope this moving process will be smooth and not stuck.

Now I am using iOS 16 beta 6, I can get buttonA/buttonB is pressed event. but cannot get accelerator motion data info.      //work     buttonA?.valueChangedHandler = {(_ button: GCControllerButtonInput, _ value: Float, _ pressed: Bool) -> Void in       print(">>> ButtonA tapped")     }     //work     buttonB?.valueChangedHandler = {(_ button: GCControllerButtonInput, _ value: Float, _ pressed: Bool) -> Void in       print(">>> ButtonB tapped")     }           // this is not works     gameController.motion?.valueChangedHandler = { (motion: GCMotion)->() in       print(">>>> motion data \(motion.acceleration.x) \(motion.acceleration.y) \(motion.acceleration.z)")       if let delegate = self.motionDelegate {         delegate.motionUpdate(motion: motion)       }     } Is there any plan to support this?