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# renderCallbacks

A container that holds the view’s render callbacks.

```
@MainActor @preconcurrency var renderCallbacks: ARView.RenderCallbacks { get set }
```

## Discussion

Render callbacks are closures RealityKit calls at predefined times. You can use render callbacks to
modify the results of RealityKit’s rendering. If you assign a function or closure to any of the
contained callback properties, RealityKit calls that function or closure at a predefined time. Setting
the `ARView/RenderCallbacks-swift.postProcess` property, for example, causes
RealityKit to call the assigned function or closure every frame, after RealityKit renders the scene,
but before it displays it.

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