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# Plugins on Android

- [Java Native Interface](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/jni-plugin-android.md): This chapter introduces the JNI-Plugin, which is responsible for supporting the Java when using the ApertusVR library, and is used by the Android apps to cooperate with ApertusVR.
- [How to use](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/jni-plugin-android/how-to-use.md): In this section we will discuss how you can use ApertusVR's main features from Android and Java
- [Extending the API](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/jni-plugin-android/extending-the-api.md): This page shows how to extend the ApertusVR Java API, if needed.
- [Filament render](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/untitled-1.md): This page introduces how the basic render system of ApertusVR for Android works
- [How to use](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/untitled-1/how-to-use.md): This pages shows how to use the Filament render plugin on Android
- [How to configure](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/untitled-1/how-to-configure.md): This pages shows how to configure the Filament render plugin on Android
- [Developers](https://apertus.gitbook.io/vr/plugins-android/untitled-1/extending-the-plugin.md): This page will provide an in depth explanation about the plug-in for developers.


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