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ViewSizeris an interface used to control the size of aViewRenderablewithin a SceneformScene.
It provides a mechanism to calculate the desired size of an AndroidViewin meters for 3D placement.
The final rendered size is influenced by both theViewSizerand theNode's world scale.
getSize()is the core method, taking an AndroidViewand returning aVector3representing its dimensions in the scene.
Several pre-built implementations exist, likeFixedHeightViewSizer,FixedWidthViewSizer, andDpToMetersViewSizer, offering different approaches to sizing.
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