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.B "\-n nprocs" |
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.B \-V |
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.B \-fo |
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.B \-r |
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.B "rtcontrib [ options ] \-defaults" |
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.SH DESCRIPTION |
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.I Rtcontrib |
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computes ray contributions (i.e., color coefficients) |
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computes ray coefficients |
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for objects whose modifiers are named in one or more |
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.I \-m |
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settings. |
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(No search takes place if a file name begins with a '.', '/' or '~' |
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character.)\0 |
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.PP |
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By setting the boolean |
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.I \-V |
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option, you may instruct |
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.I rtcontrib |
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to report the contribution from each material rather than the ray |
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coefficient. |
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This is particularly useful for light sources with directional output |
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distributions, whose value would otherwise be lost in the shuffle. |
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With the default |
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.I -V- |
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setting, the output of rtcontrib is a coefficient that must be multiplied |
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by the radiance of each material to arrive at a final contribution. |
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This is more convenient for computing daylight coefficeints, or cases |
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where the actual radiance is not desired. |
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Use the |
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.I -V+ |
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setting when you wish to simply sum together contributions |
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(with possible adjustment factors) to obtain a final radiance value. |
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Combined with the |
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.I \-i |
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or |
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.I \-I |
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option, irradiance contributions are reported by |
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.I \-V+ |
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rather than radiance, and |
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.I \-V- |
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coefficients contain an additonal factor of PI. |
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.PP |
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The output of |
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.I rtcontrib |
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has many potential uses. |
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.I Rtcontrib |
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calls |
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.I rtrace(1) |
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with the -oTW option to calculate the daughter ray |
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with the \-oTW (or \-oTV) option to calculate the daughter ray |
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contributions for each input ray, and the output tallies |
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are sent to one or more destinations according to the given |
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.I \-o |
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To compute the proportional contributions from sources modified |
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by "light1" vs. "light2" on a set of illuminance values: |
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.IP "" .2i |
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rtcontrib -I+ @render.opt -o c_%s.dat -m light1 -m light2 scene.oct < test.dat |
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rtcontrib \-I+ @render.opt \-o c_%s.dat \-m light1 \-m light2 scene.oct < test.dat |
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.PP |
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To generate a pair of images corresponding to these two lights' |
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contributions: |
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.IP "" .2i |
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vwrays -ff -x 1024 -y 1024 -vf best.vf | |
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rtcontrib -ffc `vwrays -d -x 1024 -y 1024 -vf best.vf` |
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@render.opt -o c_%s.pic -m light1 -m light2 scene.oct |
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vwrays \-ff \-x 1024 \-y 1024 \-vf best.vf | |
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rtcontrib \-ffc `vwrays \-d \-x 1024 \-y 1024 \-vf best.vf` |
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@render.opt \-o c_%s.pic \-m light1 \-m light2 scene.oct |
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.PP |
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These images may then be recombined using the desired outputs |
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of light1 and light2: |
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.IP "" .2i |
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pcomb -c 100 90 75 c_light1.pic -c 50 55 57 c_light2.pic > combined.pic |
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pcomb \-c 100 90 75 c_light1.pic \-c 50 55 57 c_light2.pic > combined.pic |
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.PP |
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To compute an array of illuminance contributions according to a Tregenza sky: |
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.IP "" .2i |
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rtcontrib -I+ -b tbin -o sky.dat -m skyglow -b 0 -o ground.dat -m groundglow |
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@render.opt -f tregenza.cal scene.oct < test.dat |
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rtcontrib \-I+ \-b tbin \-o sky.dat \-m skyglow \-b 0 \-o ground.dat \-m groundglow |
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@render.opt \-f tregenza.cal scene.oct < test.dat |
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.SH ENVIRONMENT |
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RAYPATH path to search for -f and -M files |
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RAYPATH path to search for \-f and \-M files |
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.SH AUTHOR |
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Greg Ward |
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.SH "SEE ALSO" |
