sida1015 Posted June 5, 2015 Report Posted June 5, 2015 Hi everyone, The question I have today pertains to the snapshot and Bookmarks features available on the RTIViewer. From what I can figure out, the Bookmarks feature allows the user to save the following settings: Set the Light Coordinates - [x_light, y_light] Zoom into the image - [zoom%] Pan into a location - [x_Pan, y_Pan] Set render mode - [Let's choose Specular Enhancement] Set the parameters - [Diffuse Color, Specularity, Highlight Size] I have grown to love this feature, and the snapshot feature to generate graphical outputs of what's being viewed. My question is, is there a command line option available where I could set up a command line script which I can run in, say MATLAB/Python, to go in a FOR loop through a collection of .rti or .ptm files and generate the same image with identical bookmark settings? Another way of asking is: is there a command line script I can use to trigger a snapshot from a collection of .ptm or .rti files, given a set of bookmark settings (such as that from the numbered list above)? I'm thinking something like (I'm thinking in MATLAB, which is something I am using to generate rti/ptm files in a loop.) system(['RTIViewer.exe' <fullpath for the .rti or .ptm file> <Light Coordinates> <Zoom Value> <Pan Coordinates> <Render Mode> <Render Mode specific settings> <fullpath of the output image file ('.png')>]) Thank you very much, and look forward for your thoughts. Cheers, -Sid
cdschroer Posted June 7, 2015 Report Posted June 7, 2015 Sid - Thanks for the inquiry, and glad you like this feature! There is no command line interface for the RTiViewer at this time. I really like your idea and think it would be a great addition. The source code is available as open source, so you (or a friend) or anyone on the forums could request the code and add this capability. If anyone wants the code - write to [email protected] to request it. It is available under the Gnu General Public License, Version 3. Carla
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