--- ray/doc/filefmts.ms 2022/11/10 18:05:39 1.1 +++ ray/doc/filefmts.ms 2022/11/11 02:38:34 1.2 @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ +.\" RCSid $Id: filefmts.ms,v 1.2 2022/11/11 02:38:34 greg Exp $ .EQ delim @@ .EN @@ -838,8 +839,10 @@ ray direction surface normal .RS 3 .RE -.LP -\f[C]Px, Py, Pz\f[R] :intersection point +.IP "\f[B]\f[CB]Px, Py, Pz\f[B]\f[R]" 3 +intersection point +.RS 3 +.RE .IP "\f[B]\f[CB]T\f[B]\f[R]" 3 distance from start .RS 3 @@ -1574,8 +1577,9 @@ read and write font files. .LP Similar to data files, font files are usually read and stored in a lookup table. -The data structures for fonts are in src/common/font.h, and the routines -for reading and spacing them are in \f[C]src/common/font.c\f[R]. +The data structures for fonts are in \f[C]src/common/font.h\f[R], and +the routines for reading and spacing them are in +\f[C]src/common/font.c\f[R]. The main structure type is \f[C]FONT\f[R]. The routine \f[C]getfont(fname)\f[R] loads a font file from the \f[I]Radiance\f[R] library (set by the \f[C]RAYPATH\f[R] environment @@ -1921,7 +1925,7 @@ Since reading an octree file also may involve reading \f[I]Radiance\f[R] scene description, some of the same library routines are called indirectly. The header file \f[C]src/common/octree.h\f[R] is needed in addition to -the \f[C]src/common/object.\f[R]h file. +the \f[C]src/common/object.h\f[R] file. The module \f[C]src/ot/writeoct.c\f[R] contains the main routines for writing an octree to stdout, while \f[C]src/common/readoct.c\f[R] contains the corresponding routines for reading an octree from a file. @@ -2640,9 +2644,11 @@ Macro returns \f[B]double\f[R] exposure value from lin Macro** | puts real exposure value \f[C]ex\f[R] to stream \f[C]fp\f[R]. .RS 3 .RE -.LP -\f[C]iscolcor(s)\f[R] :Macro returns non-zero if the line \f[C]s\f[R] is -a \f[C]COLORCORR\f[R] setting. +.IP "\f[B]\f[CB]iscolcor(s)\f[B]\f[R]" 3 +Macro returns non-zero if the line \f[C]s\f[R] is a \f[C]COLORCORR\f[R] +setting. +.RS 3 +.RE .IP "\f[B]\f[CB]colcorval(cc,s)\f[B]\f[R]" 3 Macro assign color correction value from line \f[C]s\f[R] in the \f[C]COLOR\f[R] variable \f[C]cc\f[R].