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Command Line Options
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-t n | Specifies the number of threads to use for the rendering. "n" can take any of the following values: n > 0 : Use "n" threads. By default, renderdl use as many threads as there are available cores. | |||||||
-stats | Embed statistics in rendered images. This is supported for EXR and TIFF files only. Statistics are explained in more detail in Understanding 3Delight Statistics. | |||||||
-progress | Prints a progress status after each rendered bucket. | |||||||
-cat | Print NSI commands instead of sending them into the renderer. An example usage is converting a binary (or compressed) NSI into an human readable ASCII version:
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-cat -binary | Outputs the NSI commands in binary format. For example:
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-cat -gzip | Outputs the NSI file in compressed form. For example:
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-v | Prints the current version of the renderer. | |||||||
-h | Prints the following help.:
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No File Name Specified
If no file name is specified, renderdl
reads scene description commands from the standard in. This feature enables piping commands directly in renderdl
. For example, to enter scene description commands interactively (which is not really practical), do the following:
Code Block |
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renderdl Reading (stdin) <enter commands here> |
If you wish to pipe the content of file.nsi
in renderdl
, type:
Code Block |
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cat file.nsi | renderdl |
Shell Return values
The renderdl
executable will return one of the following values:
Return Value | Description |
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0 | No error. |
1 | Bad combination of parameters. An error message will explain why. |
199 | Option "licensing" "waitforlicense" 0 was used and no license was available. |
255 | The NSI file specified on the command line could not be read. |