--- ray/src/util/trad.hlp	1995/10/05 13:03:04	2.16
+++ ray/src/util/trad.hlp	1998/10/20 11:52:15	2.18
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-	$Id: trad.hlp,v 2.16 1995/10/05 13:03:04 greg Exp $
+	$Id: trad.hlp,v 2.18 1998/10/20 11:52:15 gwlarson Exp $
 
 This help file is associated with the trad interface to the Radiance
 rad(1) program.  Trad consists of trad.wsh and one do_*.tcl file for
@@ -398,11 +398,26 @@ long as the overall size of the given box is close to 
 size of the space.
 
 The Zone entry windows may be manipulated in the following ways.
-Control-U clears the current window.
 Control-V pastes the contents of the current selection at the
 insertion point.
 Return moves the focus to the next window in the chain.
 
+The "Auto" button may be used to set these values based on the bounding
+box of one or more Radiance scene files.
+
+.Zone.Auto
+
+Use this button to automatically determine the bounding box for this
+zone, based on the output of the "getbbox" command run on one or
+more Radiance scene files.
+The appropriate scene files are entered via a file
+selection dialogue box, which comes up after the button is pressed.
+
+The reason for selecting specific files rather than running getbbox
+on the entire scene is that a zone usually does not include large
+external objects, which may be present in the complete scene
+description.
+
 .Zone.Detail
 
 The "Detail" setting indicates the relative level
@@ -682,9 +697,6 @@ The "Clear" button simply clears the "Name" and "Optio
 for the convenience of entering a new view.
 It has no effect on the rad input variables.
 
-Note that Control-U will always clear an entry box whose cursor is
-active.
-
 .Views.Default
 
 The "Set Default" button may be used to make the selected view the
@@ -710,6 +722,15 @@ X axis (-X), the negative Y axis (-Y), or the negative
 This setting may always be overridden by the "-vu xd yd zd" option,
 and will be altered for a particular view if it happens to be
 parallel to the view direction.
+
+.Views.Eyesep
+
+The eye separation is used for generating stereo views of
+the scene.
+It is the measured distance between a viewer's pupils in world
+coordinate units.
+It is not used directly by rad, but should be set for other programs
+that need it, such as rholo and glrad.
 
 .Views.Picture