Documentation

This is a detailed documentation of the all the functions, render types, textures and more

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Functions

Before you go...

Here are some basic pieces of information that will be helpful in this documentation.

Strings

• A string is a data type, and is used to represent text rather than numbers.
• It is made up of a set of characters that can also contain spaces and numbers.
• For example, the word "Cheeseburger", and the phrase "I ate 6 cheeseburgers" are both strings. Even "54321" could be considered as a string, if specified correctly.
• Typically, programmers must enclose strings in quotation marks, so the data is recognised as a string rather than a number or a variable.

Integers

• An integer is a whole number (Not a fraction, or decimal).
• Therefore, numbers like 1, 40, 0, and 48274 are all integers.
• Numbers like 4.5 and -6.25 are not integers, as they cannot have a decimal place, or be fraction.

Floating Point

• As the name implies, these are numbers with a floating decimal point (The decimal place 'floats' between the digits).
• For example, 4.7, 0.0001, and -8765.0 are all floating point numbers
• Numbers without a decimal place are integers

Boolean

• A boolean is a data type that can have one of two values, true or false.
• For example, true is a boolean, but "false" is not, as it has quotation marks, making it a string.