man vrweb (Commandes) - VRML browser and editor

NAME

vrweb - VRML browser and editor

SYNOPSIS

vrweb [Options] [File]

DESCRIPTION

VRweb is a VRML 1 browser that you can use to browse a Virtual Reality World (wrl).

OPTIONS

-h, -help
gives a short description of possible command line arguments.
-verbose
turns on verbose output (incl. IPC communication); use it to locate VRweb crashes (if they should ever happen...) and include the output in the bug report
-lang[uage] lang
sets the language of the user interface to one of [english|german|french|italian|spanish|korean|japanese|styrian]. There are currently no plans for supporting other languages. Please, send bug reports or information requests in English or German only.
-URL url
base URL for relative references (typically set via -URL %u in ~/.mailcap).
-remote file
open file in a running VRweb instance or create a new VRweb window if none found. It is not possible to redirect stdinput to a remote instance. However the optional file argument after all options allows this using a -.
-getRemoteID
determines the X11 window ID of a running VRweb instance or 0x0 if none found. Exits afterwards.
-remoteViewpoint
make a running VRweb instance jump to a named viewpoint, defined with argument -URL _baseurl_#camera, and exit.
-helpDir dir
directory or URL where to find on-line help files. Defaults to ~/.vrweb/help.
-fontDir dir
directory of VRweb font files. Defaults to ~/.vrweb/fonts.
-bg3d color
set scene background color. Color specified as for -bg.
-draw[mode]
select the initial drawing mode to be one of [wireframe|hiddenline|flat|smooth|texturing]
-intdraw[mode]
selects the interactive drawing mode to be one of the list above or same to use the same mode during navigation too.
-speed
sets an (overall) speed factor for navigation
-alphaplanes
inquire visual with alpha-bitplanes. Their use in VRweb is limited to the `quality polygon antialiasing' option (OpenGL version). They are not needed for transparency.
-mesabackbuf
selects the backbuffer for Mesa to be one of [pixmap|image|auto]. Pixmap transfers each drawing command immediately to the XServer. Image causes all drawings to be made into an XImage, which is transfered to the XServer when complete; shared memory usage (only available when displayed locally) makes this transfer fast. The default setting auto uses image for shaded views and pixmap for wireframes.
-singlebuf
turns off double buffering for 3D renderings. Usually slower than double buffering. OpenGL however may provide a X-visual with greater depth.
-indirect
render OpenGL through X-server (slower).
-mosaic
use mosaic for anchor requests and on-line help or netscape(1).
-local
force WWWInline and Texture2 to be searched as local files.

SEE ALSO

/usr/share/doc/vrweb/help/vrwebhlp.html

AUTHOR

VRweb is developed by Michael Pichler and Keith Andrews at the Institute for Information Processing and Computer Supported New Media (IICM) of Graz University of Technology, Austria.

This manual page was created by Roland Rosenfeld <roland@spinnaker.de> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).