So I have been working on using the new Metal Shader Converter to create a graphics abstraction between D3D12 and Metal. One thing I cannot wrap my head around is how someone would do bindless buffers in Metal. Take this for example... the metal shader converter easily converts this code into Metal `ByteAdressBuffer bindless_buffers[] : register(space1); v2f vertMain(vertIn in){ Mesh m = bindless_buffers[1].Load(0); v2f out; out.pos = in.pos * m.pos; return out;` And using the new Shader Converter one can easily create a DescriptorTable from a root signature that holds this unbounded array of ByteAdressBuffers. But when you try to fill an argument buffer using the DescriptorTableEntry struct, it looks like you can only place one resource at a time and cannot even access the array in the descriptor. For textures this is okay because you can supply a MTLTexture that holds other textures. But you can't have a MTLBuffer hold different kinds of buffers. Is it possible to do this ByteAdressBuffer style of full bindless in Metal? The shader converter allows it but I don't know how to get the API to supply the shaders with the correct data... Any Help would be GREATLY appreciated and all the work I do will be posted online for others to learn about using Metal :)