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gvr_rectf
#include <gvr_types.h>
A floating point 2D rect.
Summary
Used for field of view, and also for ranges in texture space. When used for a field of view, all angles are in positive degrees from the optical axis.
Public attributes
bottom
float gvr_rectf::bottom
left
float gvr_rectf::left
right
float gvr_rectf::right
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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.
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