To follow up on my above post, we managed to find a solution for data viz of more than 8,000 objects. A single mesh can contain millions of triangles before AVP starts to have a problem with it. For example, we added 1,000 cubes to a single mesh and duplicated this mesh object 1,000 times. That is 1,000,000 cubes, rendered at 90 FPS no problem. For our purposes, this is good enough. We can translate input coordinates to mesh-space and we can associate mesh-space coordinates with data outside of the objects. We can also color the verticies of the cubes individually, however we cannot put multiple materials on these mesh objects (unless each cube shares the same material in the object). We tried using sub-meshes in the object, and the results were much the same as if the meshes had been their own objects, hitting a limit of 8,000 sub meshes. We found the renderer struggled at around 2,000,000 cubes, or 24,000,000 tris. So, there is of course a graphical limit to what the AVP can render. Assuming the M5