@babylonjs/core/Buffers/buffer.align.d.ts

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import type { Nullable } from "../types.js";
import type { DataBuffer } from "./dataBuffer.js";
declare module "./buffer.js" {
    interface VertexBuffer {
        /**
         * Gets the effective byte stride, that is the byte stride of the buffer that is actually sent to the GPU.
         * It could be different from VertexBuffer.byteStride if a new buffer must be created under the hood because of the forceVertexBufferStrideAndOffsetMultiple4Bytes engine flag.
         */
        effectiveByteStride: number;
        /**
         * Gets the effective byte offset, that is the byte offset of the buffer that is actually sent to the GPU.
         * It could be different from VertexBuffer.byteOffset if a new buffer must be created under the hood because of the forceVertexBufferStrideAndOffsetMultiple4Bytes engine flag.
         */
        effectiveByteOffset: number;
        /**
         * Gets the effective buffer, that is the buffer that is actually sent to the GPU.
         * It could be different from VertexBuffer.getBuffer() if a new buffer must be created under the hood because of the forceVertexBufferStrideAndOffsetMultiple4Bytes engine flag.
         */
        effectiveBuffer: Nullable<DataBuffer>;
        /** @internal */
        _alignBuffer(): void;
        /** @internal */
        _alignedBuffer?: Buffer;
    }
}