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.TH RAD2MGF 1 5/15/95 RADIANCE |
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.SH NAME |
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rad2mgf - convert RADIANCE scene description to Materials and Geometry Format |
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These primitives are reproduced as comments in the output and |
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must be replaced manually if necessary. |
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.PP |
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The RADIANCE "instance" type is treated specially. |
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The RADIANCE "instance" and "mesh" types aretreated specially. |
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.I Rad2mgf |
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converts each instance to an MGF include statement, using the corresponding |
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transformation and a file name derived from the octree name. |
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(The original octree suffix is replaced by ".mgf".)\0 |
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converts each instance or mesh to an MGF include statement, |
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using the corresponding |
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transformation and a file name derived from the octree or mesh name. |
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(The original octree/mesh suffix is replaced by ".mgf".)\0 |
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For this to work, the user must separately create the referenced |
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MGF files from the original RADIANCE descriptions. |
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The description file names can usually be determined using the |
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.SH EXAMPLE |
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To convert three RADIANCE files (in feet) to one MGF file: |
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.IP "" .2i |
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rad2mgf -df file1.rad file2.rad file3.rad > scene.mgf |
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rad2mgf \-df file1.rad file2.rad file3.rad > scene.mgf |
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To translate a RADIANCE materials file to MGF: |
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.IP "" .2i |
