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.\"     Title: s3d_push_line
.\"    Author: Simon Wunderlich
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.\"    Manual: s3d Manual
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.SH "NAME"
s3d_push_line \- push line
.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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#include <s3d\&.h>
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.HP \w'int\ s3d_push_line('u
.BI "int s3d_push_line(int\ " "object" ", uint32_t\ " "v1" ", uint32_t\ " "v2" ", uint32_t\ " "material" ");"
.SH "DESCRIPTION"
.PP
Push one line on the line stack of the object\&. It takes 2 vertex\-index\-no, and one material material\-index\-no\&. as argument\&. If you have a lot of lines to push, use s3d_push_lines()
.SH "AUTHOR"
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\fBSimon Wunderlich\fR
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Author of s3d
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