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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Scripting sound preferences? Post 302397018 by Corona688 on Saturday 20th of February 2010 12:05:31 PM
Old 02-20-2010
We still don't know what you want since you didn't clarify your question at all, just repeated it.

What, exactly, do you want to do? What are you trying to automate -- what have you been doing already? In detail! "I click such and such in such a program" not "I change the output device".

You might be able to get what you want done by replacing your ~/.alsarc, maybe.
 

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PKGBSDF(1)						      General Commands Manual							PKGBSDF(1)

NAME
pkgBSDF - package BSDFs provided as XML for Radiance SYNOPSIS
pkgBSDF [ -i ][ -s ] bsdf.xml .. DESCRIPTION
PkgBSDF takes one or more XML files, each describing the bidirectional scattering distribution function of a surface or geometric system, and packages them into RADIANCE scene descriptions. If the input file(s) do not begin with a '.' or '/', the directories in the RAYPATH environment variable will be searched. One rectangle is produced for each BSDF that has no detail geometry and/or no rear-side reflectance distribution. If both front and back reflectance distributions are present with detail geometry, then two rectangles will be used to sand- wich the geometry extracted from the BSDF file. The front surface will always be centered just in front of the origin facing the positive Z-direction, with "up" in the positive Y-direction. The back surface, if present, will parallel the front surface at a distance slightly greater than the BSDF system thickness. Scene units will always be in meters. The -i option causes pkgBSDF to produce frozen octree instances for any detail geometry, which may reduce memory requirements in scenes with many references to the same complex BSDF object. Normally, pkgBSDF produces one RADIANCE scene file for each XML input, replacing the required '.xml' suffix with '.rad' in the same direc- tory. The -s option sends the RADIANCE scene description to the standard output rather than writing it to a file, but only works for a single XML input. Any instance octree is still written out to a file generated by replacing the '.xml' suffix with '.oct' in the same directory. EXAMPLE
Package all the XML files in the current directory as Radiance scene files, employing frozen octree instances for any detail geometry: pkgBSDF -i *.xml AUTHOR
Greg Ward SEE ALSO
genBSDF(1), oconv(1), xform(1) RADIANCE
6/23/2011 PKGBSDF(1)
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