--- ray/src/cv/mgflib/readme.txt	1994/09/01 09:50:27	1.5
+++ ray/src/cv/mgflib/readme.txt	2003/02/28 20:19:26	1.8
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 		MGF PACKAGE DESCRIPTION
-		SCCSid "$SunId$ LBL"
+		RCSid "$Id: readme.txt,v 1.8 2003/02/28 20:19:26 greg Exp $"
 
 This package includes a description and parser for a new scene
 description standard, called for the lack of a better name, MGF
@@ -110,10 +110,12 @@ mg_ehand entries to c_hcolor if you intended to suppor
 materials.)  A list of related mg_ehand assignments is given below:
 
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_COLOR] = c_hcolor;
+	mg_ehand[MG_E_CCT] = c_hcolor;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_CMIX] = c_hcolor;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_CSPEC] = c_hcolor;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_CXY] = c_hcolor;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_ED] = c_hmaterial;
+	mg_ehand[MG_E_IR] = c_hmaterial;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_MATERIAL] = c_hmaterial;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_NORMAL] = c_hvertex;
 	mg_ehand[MG_E_POINT] = c_hvertex;
@@ -232,11 +234,11 @@ Two example translator programs are included with this
 
 The simplest is a translator from MGF to MGF called mgfilt.c, which
 produces on the standard output only those entities from the standard
-input that are supported according to the command line arguments.  For
-example, one could remove everything but the raw, flat polygonal
+input that are supported according to the first command line argument.
+For example, one could remove everything but the raw, flat polygonal
 geometry with the following command:
 
-	mgfilt v p f xf < any.mgf > faces.mgf
+	mgfilt v,p,f,xf any.mgf > faces.mgf
 
 Note that the xf entity must also be included, for its support is
 required by all geometric entities.