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\h1\PyGLM Wiki\h1\
\h3\Welcome to PyGLM's wiki\h3\
The wiki is continuously growing and improving.
I recommend starting at \url PyGLM-Types.md \PyGLM Types\ url\ if you're new.
You can also have a look at the \url function-reference/README.md \reference of PyGLM's functions\ url\.
(Or refer to the Python Help system or __doc__ fields if you need more info about individual functions).
\code Python\
>>> help(glm.identity)
Help on built-in function identity in module glm:
identity(...)
identity(matrix_type: type) -> matNxM
Builds an identity matrix.
\code\
Feel free to browse through the other wiki pages.
Thank you for using PyGLM!
\h2\Pages in this wiki\h2\
\ul\
\-\ \url PyGLM-Types.md \PyGLM Types\ url\ - An overview of the data types that PyGLM provides.
\-\ \url Using-vectors.md \Using Vectors\ url\ - A reference of the usage of vector types.
\-\ \url Using-matrices.md \Using Matrices\ url\ - A reference of the usage of matrix types.
\-\ \url Using-quaternions.md \Using Quaternions\ url\ - A reference of the usage of quaternion types.
\-\ \url Using-arrays.md \Using Arrays\ url\ - A reference of the usage of the array type.
\-\ \url Building-PyGLM.md \Building PyGLM\ url\ - How to build PyGLM from source.
\-\ \url Passing-data-to-external-libs.md \Passing data to external libs\ url\ - How to pass data from PyGLM to other C libraries, such as PyOpenGL.
\ul\
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