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TTYIMAGE(1)						      General Commands Manual						       TTYIMAGE(1)

NAME
ttyimage - RADIANCE driver for dumb ASCII terminal SYNOPSIS
ttyimage [ -c resolu ][ -r ] [ pixfile ] DESCRIPTION
Ttyimage takes the RADIANCE picture file pixfile and displays it on a dumb terminal. If no pixfile is given, the standard input is read. AUTHOR
Greg Ward SEE ALSO
pfilt(1), rpict(1), ximage(1) RADIANCE
10/9/97 TTYIMAGE(1)

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XSHOWTRACE(1)						      General Commands Manual						     XSHOWTRACE(1)

NAME
xshowtrace - interactively show rays traced on RADIANCE image under X11 SYNOPSIS
xshowtrace [ -s ][ -T ][ rtrace options ] octree picture DESCRIPTION
Xshowtrace takes a RADIANCE octree and a picture file and displays it on an X11 window server using ximage(1). The picture should have been created from a previous rpict(1) or rvu(1) calculation using the given octree. Once the image is displayed, the user can use the 't' command of ximage to select points on the image to display the ray tree. Rtrace then produces a ray tree, which xshowtrace will display (in red on a color screen). The -s option slows the display of each ray traced to make it easier to follow the process. The -T option traces rays to light sources, which are normally hidden. AUTHOR
Greg Ward BUGS
If the pointer is moved between the time 't' is pressed and xshowtrace starts drawing rays, the rays will be displaced. SEE ALSO
oconv(1), rpict(1), rtrace(1), rvu(1), ximage(1) RADIANCE
11/15/93 XSHOWTRACE(1)
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