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[ |
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.B "\-q {Hi|Med|Lo}" |
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][ |
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+ |
.B \-t |
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| |
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rad options |
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] |
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input .. |
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input file (RIF), |
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which builds an octree via |
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.I bsdf2rad(1), |
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< |
then views the scene interactively. |
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> |
then renders the scene interactively or calls the |
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> |
.I trad(1) |
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> |
graphical user interface if the |
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> |
.I \-t |
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option is given. |
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.PP |
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The input is either a single XML file, such as might be produced by |
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.I genBSDF(1), |
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In this case, the script may exit with an error indicating that the |
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.I rad |
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input file needs to be removed. |
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< |
.I Rad |
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< |
may also be run using the input file directly from the command line |
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or via |
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> |
.PP |
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> |
This input file may also be re-used directly from the command line using |
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> |
.I rad |
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or |
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.I trad(1). |
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This may be useful for generating RADIANCE pictures corresponding |
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to the above standard views. |
