Reprojection that hides the network
The last frame is warped against your current head pose right before display, so head rotation carries effectively no latency. Body sway is corrected against a depth plane.
OPENXR FOR APPLE VISION PRO
Build VR in Unreal.
On a Mac.
OpenVisionXR is an OpenXR runtime for macOS. Press Play in the Unreal Engine editor and your level opens in Apple Vision Pro — with head, hands, fingers and PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers tracked all the way back.
- 90 Hzpaced in the runtime
- HEVChardware encode and decode
- 200 Mbps wired · 100 Wi-Fi
- Hands, fingers, PSVR2
Super-resolution built for this panel
Four sub-pixel-jittered frames are accumulated directly on the headset’s display grid instead of upscaled afterwards. Small text is legible.
Standard Unreal, standard OpenXR
The included plugin drops into an Unreal Engine 5.6+ project and uses the engine’s own OpenXR path: the same nodes, input actions and motion-controller components as any other headset.
How it works
From your Mac to VR Preview.
- 1Install OpenVisionXR on your MacFree, one installer
- 2Add the plugin to your Unreal projectOne click in the dashboard
- 3Open the app on Apple Vision ProIt finds your Mac by itself
- 4Press Play in VR Preview
Requirements
- Mac with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or newer
- Apple Vision Pro, visionOS 26 or newer
- Unreal Engine 5.6 or newer
- Same network: Wi-Fi 6E, or a USB-C cable
- PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers — optional; hand tracking works without them