viewmesh1

Crystalspace tool

Usage

viewmesh [-L=file] [-Scale=ratio] [- [no] ilace] [- [no] light] [- [no] alpha] [- [no] txtmap] [- [no] mmx] [-gamma=val] [- [no] gouraud] [- [no] smaller] [-depth=val] [- [no] fs] [-mode=val] [-fov=val] [- [no] rad] [-cosfact=val] [-reflect=val] [- [no] recalc] [- [no] relight] [-lightqual=val] [- [no] revis] [- [no] radstep] [-help] [-video=s] [-canvas=s] [-plugin=s]

Overview

This manual page documents briefly the viewmesh command.

This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

viewmesh

Options

These programs follow the usual command line syntax, with options starting with a dash ('-'). A summary of options is included below.

Crystal Space Linux/SVGALIB version.

Using 640x480x16 resolution.

Options for ViewMesh:

-L=file: Load a library file (for textures/materials)

-Scale=ratio: Scale the Object

Options for Software 3D graphics driver for Crystal Space:

-[no]ilace: Interlacing (no)

-[no]light: Texture lighting (yes)

-[no]alpha: Semi-transparent textures (yes)

-[no]txtmap: Texture mapping (yes)

-[no]mmx: MMX support (yes)

-gamma=val: Gamma value (1)

-[no]gouraud: Gouraud shading (yes)

-[no]smaller: Smaller rendering (no)

Options for SVGALib 2D graphics driver for Crystal Space:

-depth=val: Display depth (16)

-[no]fs: Fullscreen if available (no)

-mode=val: Window size or resolution (640x480)

Options for Crystal Space 3D Engine:

-fov=val: Field of Vision (0)

-[no]rad: Pseudo-radiosity system (no)

-cosfact=val: Cosinus factor for lighting (0)

-reflect=val: Max number of reflections for radiosity (2)

-[no]recalc: Force/inhibit recalculation of cached information (no)

-[no]relight: Force/inhibit recalculation of lightmaps (no)

-lightqual=val: Lighting quality (3)

-[no]revis: Force/inhibit recalculation of visibility data (no)

-[no]radstep: Enable radiosity step-by-step (no)

General options:

-help: this help

-video=s: the 3D rendering driver (opengl, software, ...)

-canvas=s: the 2D canvas driver (asciiart, x2d, ...)

-plugin=s: load the plugin after all others