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GARIndexTriangle
Struct to hold indices that represent a triangle.
Triangle indices are in counter clockwise winding order.
Summary
Public attributes
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indices[3]
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uint32_t
The three indices that make up a triangle.
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Public attributes
indices
uint32_t GARIndexTriangle::indices[3]
The three indices that make up a triangle.
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Last updated 2025-07-14 UTC.
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