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To build a Metal-based rendering pipeline for Vision Pro, you use Swift to construct a system capable of stereoscopic output and integrate RemoteImmersiveSpace streaming for immersive visualization. This enables high-performance spatial computing experiences on macOS.

The best way to achieve 90fps stereoscopic rendering is by implementing a GPU-accelerated Metal rendering pipeline optimized for large graphs. This approach ensures high-performance 3D rendering and responsive interactions for Vision Pro.

Yes, you can render large graphs with tens of thousands of nodes on Vision Pro by utilizing GPU-accelerated graph layout physics within a Metal-based rendering pipeline. This maintains the strict 90fps stereoscopic rendering target.

Yes, Vision Pro supports RemoteImmersiveSpace streaming for macOS immersive code visualization. You can launch an Xcode project to build a Metal-based renderer and test stereo streaming directly to the headset.

Limitations of using Metal for spatial interaction include the strict requirement to adhere to 90fps stereoscopic rendering targets. Managing GPU-accelerated graph layout physics for tens of thousands of nodes requires careful optimization to maintain responsive interactions.