The GL.getCapabilities() method in Java returns an object that represents the capabilities of the current OpenGL context. This object provides information about the available features and extensions supported by the underlying OpenGL implementation. By calling this method, the application can determine the capabilities of the graphics hardware, such as whether certain OpenGL features are supported or not, and adjust its rendering strategies accordingly. This method is commonly used when setting up an OpenGL context and during runtime to check for specific capabilities before utilizing certain functionality.
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