<summary>Information about a hand!</summary>

<summary> An Anchor in StereoKit is a completely virtual pose that is pinned to a real-world location. They are creatable via code, generally can pers

<summary>This is a bit flag that describes what an anchoring system is capable of doing.</summary>

<summary>This class contains variables that may be useful for interop with the Android operating system, or other Android libraries.</summary>

<summary>A link to a Model's animation! You can use this to get some basic information about the animation, or store it for reference. This maintains

<summary>Describes how an animation is played back, and what to do when the animation hits the end.</summary>

<summary>This tells about the app's current focus state, whether it's active and receiving input, or if it's backgrounded or hidden. This can be impor

<summary>Specifies a type of display mode StereoKit uses, like Mixed Reality headset display vs. a PC display, or even just rendering to an offscreen

<summary>StereoKit uses an asynchronous loading system to prevent assets from blocking execution! This means that asset loading systems will return an

<summary>A flag for what 'type' an Asset may store.</summary>

<summary>If you want to manage loading assets, this is the class for you!</summary>

<summary>This class exposes some of StereoKit's backend functionality. This allows for tighter integration with certain platforms, but also means your

<summary>This describes the graphics API that StereoKit is using for rendering.</summary>

<summary>This describes the platform that StereoKit is running on.</summary>

<summary>This describes what technology is being used to power StereoKit's XR backend.</summary>

<summary> Bounds is an axis aligned bounding box type that can be used for storing the sizes of objects, calculating containment, intersections, and m

<summary>A bit-flag for the current state of a button input.</summary>

<summary>A collection of extension methods for the BtnState enum that makes bit-field checks a little easier.</summary>

<summary>A color value stored as 4 floats with values that are generally between 0 and 1! Note that there's also a Color32 structure, and that 4 float

<summary>A 32 bit color struct! This is often directly used by StereoKit data structures, and so is often necessary for setting texture data, or mesh

<summary>This represents a physical controller input device! Tracking information, buttons, analog sticks and triggers! There's also a Menu button tha

<summary>Represents an input from an XR headset's controller!</summary>

<summary>Culling is discarding an object from the render pipeline! This enum describes how mesh faces get discarded on the graphics card. With culling

<summary>When using Direct3D11 for rendering, this contains a number of variables that may be useful for doing advanced rendering tasks. This is the d

<summary>This is a collection of StereoKit default assets that are created or loaded by StereoKit during its initialization phase! Feel free to use th

<summary>This is used to determine what kind of depth buffer StereoKit uses!</summary>

<summary>Depth test describes how this material looks at and responds to depth information in the zbuffer! The default is Less, which means if the mat

<summary>This class describes the device that is running this application! It contains identifiers, capabilities, and a few adjustable settings here a

<summary>What type of user motion is the device capable of tracking? For the normal fully capable XR headset, this should be 6dof (rotation and transl

<summary>TODO: remove this in v0.4 This describes the type of display tech used on a Mixed Reality device. This will be replaced by `DisplayBlend` in

<summary>This describes the way the display's content blends with whatever is behind it. VR headsets are normally Opaque, but some VR headsets provide

<summary>Specifies a type of display mode StereoKit uses, like Mixed Reality headset display vs. a PC display, or even just rendering to an offscreen

<summary>This describes a type of display hardware!</summary>