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/*!

\title Graphics
\page graphics.html

\list
  \li
  \l{3D Assets}

  Best practices on how to work with 3D content in Studio, and how to import 3D content from
  various 3D content creation tools.

  \li
  \l{Layers}

  A single Studio presentation combines one or more layers. The visual result of each layer comes
  from rendering a 3D scene, 2D scene, or sub-presentation.

  \li
  \l{Materials and shaders}

  Materials and shaders define how object surfaces are rendered in Studio and Viewer.

  \li
  \l{Light Properties}{Lights}

  In Qt 3D Studio, scenes are illuminated with one or more lights.

  \li
  \l{Using Sub-Presentations}{Sub-Presentations}

  Sub-Presentations is a feature which allows a Studio presentation or a QML file to
  be embedded in a Studio presentation.

  \li
  \l{Stereoscopic rendering}

  This is a technical preview on how stereoscopic rendering could work in Qt 3D Studio.
\endlist

*/