IHandGrabInteractor Interface

Semantically, this pose is described as that of the "wrist"; however, as the human wrist is a joint and can curve, it's worth clarifying that this point evaluates the wrist (in both position and orientation) as an invariant pose relative to the immobile bones of the hand.

When grabbing specifically with a pinching motion, this point (canonically located between the index and thumb) will be considered the origin of the grab, rather than the default WristPoint pose.

When grabbing specifically with a palm grab, this point (canonically located on or near the surface of the hand palm) will be considered the origin of the grab, rather than the default WristPoint pose.

Note that, because the returned value is a bit mask, it should not be checked directly against enum values as it may not appear in the enum at all. Instead, bitwise operations should be used to check for the presence of enum values within the mask: i.e., (mask & <see cref="GrabTypeFlags.Pinch"/>) != 0.

Typically, this is just another way of accessing the same value as Interactor<TInteractor, TInteractable>.Interactable.