VEDO(1)

✨ NAME ✨

okay bestie, gather round 💖 — vedo is the whole vibe: Visualization, analysis and animation of 3D objects and point clouds in VTK files. (yes, it's the vedo command, manual section 1, and it's giving main character energy fr fr 👑)

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

vedo [-h] [-c] [-a] [-w] [-p] [-k] [-x] [-i] [-l] [-f] [-bg] [-z] [-q]
     [-n] [-s] [-g] [-gz] [-gy] [--slicer] [files [files ...]]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so this manual page documents the vedo command, briefly. that's the assignment, that's the lore 🎀

it was written for the Debian distribution bc the original program does not have a manual page — so we made one, you're welcome, slay 💅

and like… what does vedo actually do? it's a program that plots and visualises VTK files. that's it, that's the whole thing, and honestly? iconic. ✨

💖 OPTIONS 💖

• files — the input filename(s), aka the whole reason you're here. drop your files in and go 🌈
• -c, --color — mesh color, and yes you can give it an [integer or color name] 🎨
• -a, --alpha — alpha value, in the range [0-1]. transparency rights ✨
• -w, --wireframe — use wireframe representation. skeleton mode, lowkey serving structure 💀
• -p, --point-size — specify point size. big points, tiny points, your call 🍓
• -e, --showedges — show a thin line on mesh edges. the little outlines?? obsessed 🫶
• -k, --lighting — lighting style: metallic, plastic, shiny or glossy 💅
• -K, --flat — use flat shading. flat but make it fashion 🧚
• -x, --axes-type — specify axes type [0-5] (default=4) ⭐
• -i, --no-camera-share — do not share camera in renderers. each renderer gets its own lil camera, boundaries bestie 🚧
• -l, --legend-off — do not show legends. no legend, no problem 🙈
• -f, --full-screen — full screen mode. take up ALL the space, main character behavior 👑
• -bg, --background — background color, [integer or color name] 🌈
• --background-grad — use background color gradient. the fade?? it's giving sunset 🌸
• -z, --zoom — zooming factor 🔍
• -q, --quiet — quiet mode, less verbose. shhh, we're being mysterious 🤫
• -n, --multirenderer-mode — Multi renderer Mode: files go to separate renderers. every file gets its own room 🏠
• -s, --scrolling-mode — Scrolling Mode: use arrows to scroll files. ⬅️➡️
• -g, --ray-cast-mode — GPU Ray-casting Mode for 3D image files. fancy GPU stuff, no cap 🔥
• -gx, --x-spacing — Volume x-spacing factor [1] 📐
• -gy, --y-spacing — Volume y-spacing factor [1] 📐
• -gz, --z-spacing — Volume z-spacing factor [1] 📐
• --slicer — Slicer Mode for 3D image files 🔪 (metaphorically)
• --lego — Voxel rendering for 3D image files. yes like the bricks, and yes it's iconic 🧱
• --cmap — Voxel rendering color map name (default='jet') 🌈
• --mode — Voxel rendering composite mode (default=0) ⚙️
• -r, --run — Run example from vedo-examples 🏃‍♀️
• --list — List examples in vedo-examples 📋
• -h, --help — show help message and exit. the classic. the blueprint. we love her 🫶

🔭 SEE ALSO 🔭

• vedo(1)
• the programs are documented fully at https://vedo.embl.es/ — go read, bestie, it's all there 📚

💜 AUTHOR 💜

Drew Parsons <dparsons@debian.org>

• Wrote this manpage for the Debian system. king behavior 👑

🎀 COPYRIGHT 🎀

Copyright © 2019 Drew Parsons

This manual page was written for the Debian system (and may be used by others).

Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the MIT License.

on Debian systems, the complete text of the MIT License can be found in /usr/share/doc/python3-vedo/copyright — go check it if you need the receipts, fr fr 💀

okay that's the whole page!! this is from the vedo manual (source: vedo), dated 06/28/2020 — thanks for reading my little unix essay, ily, go visualize something gorgeous 💖✨🦋