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synfigstudio - Launch the Synfig animation studio
SYNOPSIS
synfigstudio file...
DESCRIPTION
Synfig Studio is a vector-based 2D animation software package. It is designed to be capable of producing feature-film quality animation. It
eliminates the need for tweening, preventing the need to hand-draw each frame.
Each file listed on the command line will be opened when the GUI launches.
SEE ALSO
Synfig Website <http://synfig.org>, Synfig Tutorials <http://synfig.org/Tutorials>.
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synfig - 2D vector animation package
SYNOPSIS
synfig [DEFAULT OPTIONS] ([SIF FILE] [SPECIFIC OPTIONS])...
OPTIONS -t <output type>
Specify output target (Default:unknown)
-w <pixel width>
Set the image width (Use zero for file default)
-h <pixel height>
Set the image height (Use zero for file default)
-s <image dist>
Set the diagonal size of image window (Span)
-a <1...30>
Set antialias amount for parametric renderer.
-Q <0...10>
Specify image quality for accelerated renderer (default=2)
-g <amount>
Gamma (default=2.2)
-v Verbose Output (add more for more verbosity)
-q Quiet mode (No progress/time-remaining display)
-c <canvas id>
Render the canvas with the given id instead of the root.
-o <output file>
Specify output filename
-T <# of threads>
Enable multithreaded renderer using specified # of threads
-b Print Benchmarks
--fps <framerate>
Set the frame rate
--time <time>
Render a single frame at <seconds>
--begin-time <time>
Set the starting time
--end-time <time>
Set the ending time
--dpi <res>
Set the dots-per-inch
--dpi-x <res>
Set the X dots-per-inch
--dpi-y <res>
Set the Y dots-per-inch
--list-canvases
List the exported canvases in the composition
--append <filename>
Append layers in <filename> to composition
--layer-info <layer>
Print out layer's description, parameter info, etc.
--layers
Print out the list of available layers
--targets
Print out the list of available targets
--importers
Print out the list of available importers
--valuenodes
Print out the list of available ValueNodes
--modules
Print out the list of loaded modules
--version
Print out version information
--info Print out misc build information
--license
Print out license information
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