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exrenvmap
Langue: en
Version: March 31, 2004 (debian - 07/07/09)
Section: 1 (Commandes utilisateur)
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NAME
exrenvmap - for creating OpenEXR environment maps.SYNOPSIS
exrenvmap [options] infile outfileDESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the exrenvmap command. This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.exrenvmap converts OpenEXR latitude-longitude environment maps into cube-face environment maps or vice versa.
OPTIONS
- -o
- produces a ONE_LEVEL output file (default)
- -m
- produces a MIPMAP_LEVELS output file
- -c
- the output file will be a cube-face environment map (default)
- -l
- the output file will be a latitude-longitude environment map
- -w x
- sets the width of the output image to x pixels (default is 256). The height of the output image will be x*6 pixels for a cube-face map, or x/2 pixels for a latitude-longitude map.
- -f r n
- sets the antialiasing filter radius to r (default is 1.0) and the sampling rate to n by n (default is 5 by 5). Increasing r makes the output image blurrier; decreasing r makes the image sharper but may cause aliasing. Increasing n improves antialiasing, but generating the output image takes longer.
- -t x y
- sets the output file's tile size to x by y pixels (default is 64 by 64)
- -p t b
- if the input image is a latitude-longitude map, pad the image at the top and bottom with t*h and b*h extra scan lines, where h is the height of the input image. This is useful for images from 360-degree panoramic scans that cover less than 180 degrees vertically.
- -d
- sets level size rounding to ROUND_DOWN (default)
- -u
- sets level size rounding to ROUND_UP
- -z x
- sets the data compression method to x (none/rle/zip/piz/pxr24, default is zip)
- -v
- verbose mode
- -h
- prints these options
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Andrew Lau <netsnipe@users.sourceforge.net>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).Contenus ©2006-2024 Benjamin Poulain
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