> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms.md).

# Holograms

- [Options](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/options.md): Hologram options control how and where a hologram is displayed. They can be applied to any hologram type, including single-line, multi-line, animated, item, and block holograms.
- [Styles](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/styles.md): A hologram style defines the visual appearance of a hologram, such as its scale, billboard mode, text alignment, brightness, and shadow.
- [Single-Line](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/single-line.md): Displays a single line of text.
- [Multi-Line](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/multi-line.md): Displays multiple lines of text stacked vertically.
- [Animated](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/animated.md): Cycles through a list of frames, updating at the specified interval.
- [Item](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/item.md): Displays a floating item.
- [Block](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/block.md): Displays a floating block.
- [Multi](https://pigaut.gitbook.io/orestack/holograms/multi.md): A multi hologram is composed of multiple holograms (single-line, multi-line, animated, item, etc.) stacked together. Use offset to prevent overlapping and create visually appealing displays.