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This documentation details the GVRCardboardView.h file, which is central to rendering VR graphics on iOS.
It defines the GVRCardboardView class, responsible for displaying VR content, and the GVRCardboardViewDelegate protocol for handling view-related events.
The file also includes the GVRUserEvent enum, likely for managing user interactions within the VR environment.
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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.
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