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Meta Spatial SDK

Updated: Jul 16, 2026|

Version

0.13.2

Transform your apps into mixed reality with Spatial SDK, a native Android framework to give your users an innovative spatial experience.

Version 0.13.2 Release Notes

Meta Spatial SDK v0.13.2 brings in-place panel resizing, shadow casting, and several bug fixes across rendering, physics, lighting, and tooling.
Changes & Improvements
Upgraded the Spatial Gradle plugin build toolchain to Gradle 9.4.1, Kotlin 2.2, and AGP 8.11.1.
Spot lights can now cast shadows onto the scene. Use castsShadow = true on the Light component to enable. This is limited to spot lights with up to 4 active in a scene at a time.
Added Scene.requestExactDisplayRate() for requesting a specific display refresh rate without snapping to the nearest advertised rate, enabling access to panel-supported rates like 96 Hz on Quest 3.
Experimental: PanelSceneObject.resize() now performs in-place resizes, preserving view and Compose state and eliminating the stretched intermediate frame previously visible during transitions. Added a dpi-aware resize(widthInPx, heightInPx, dpi) overload and a PanelResizeReadinessHandler interface for custom control over when resized content is presented.
Bug Fixes
Fixed inconsistent non-uniform scaling on sphere and capsule colliders. All physics backends now use the average of the scale axes, matching ISDK behavior and producing correct collider sizes.
Fixed a crash in VrActivity.destroy() when the activity is destroyed before Spatial SDK initialization completes.
LightSystem now respects entity visibility — hiding a light entity via the Visible component disables its lighting and shadow contributions without destroying the native light.
LightSystem now composes light position and direction through TransformParent chains, allowing lights to be parented under moving entities.