SceneViewer(1)
β¨ SceneViewer(1) β General Commands Manual β¨
π NAME
okay bestie, so SceneViewer is a 3d editor and viewer for Inventor scenes π¦β¨
π SYNOPSIS
SceneViewer [-e env_file] [file]
πΈ DESCRIPTION
okay so SceneViewer is a program for viewing and interacting with Inventor scene graph files (the SGI 3D file format standard) π it was written to demonstrate Inventor features, and it's literally the basis for the IRIS Explorer Render Module π
when you run it, a window pops up with the Inventor examiner viewer and a menu bar πͺ the viewer lets you change the view of the scene through direct manipulation, or through indirect slider and push button controls π«Ά the menu bar has these menus:
- File β this one handles reading and writing files, and it launches a dialog for printing to a printer or to a PostScript file π¨οΈ
- Edit β copy and paste your 3D data, select all objects, and delete the currently selected objects π
- Viewing β the viewing paradigms bestie, it's giving options π there's the examiner viewer (a virtual trackball interface), the fly-through viewer for traveling through expansive data sets, the walk viewer for architectural walk-throughs, and the plane viewer for orthographic projections π§ this menu also handles different types of transparency, fog effects, antialiasing, and background color controls π¨
- Selection β shows off the different selection policies π a selection policy decides how objects get added to and removed from the collection of selected objects
- Editors β launches the material editor and transform sliders π an object has to be selected for this menu to be active
- Manips β lets different manipulators act on the current selection, including the trackball, handle box, jack, center ball, and transform box β¨ you can also turn manipulators off, and then selected objects get surrounded with a red wireframe box highlight π₯
- Lights β create and edit directional, point, and spot lights π‘ you can also turn lights on and off π
for more info on how to use the viewers and editors in the scene viewer, check SceneViewer's runtime help cards ππ
π¦ SOURCE CODE
note that the source code to SceneViewer comes with the Open Inventor 3d Toolkit π¦π«Ά
π OPTIONS
the following command line options are allowed π
-e env_fileβ reads the passed environment file and uses the lights, camera, and environment settings found there β¨
π FILES
/usr/share/data/models/*β sample 3D data files π/usr/share/src/Inventor/demos/SceneViewer/*β source to SceneViewer π
π§ SEE ALSO
okay these are all iconic, go check them out πΈ
drop, gview, inventor, ivcat, ivview, maze, noodle, qmorf, revo, showcase, textomatic π
ok that's the whole tea bestie, SceneViewer(1) π from the General Commands Manual, source and version info mirrored from the original footer, slay forever π π«Άπ¦
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