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BufferViewport.EyeType
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BufferViewport.EyeType is an abstract class defining the eye type for a BufferViewport, typically used in VR rendering.
It includes two constants: LEFT (0) and RIGHT (1), representing the left and right eyes respectively.
This class provides a way to specify which eye a particular viewport is associated with, enabling stereoscopic rendering.
While having a public constructor, BufferViewport.EyeType mainly serves as a container for the eye constants and is likely extended by other classes for more specific functionalities.
public static abstract class
BufferViewport.EyeType
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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.
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