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As I listed above /Users/username/spider : this means it is in my home directory and the spider folder contains all the executable files. The original instructions showed the following:
" Using the 'bash' shell:
export SPIDER_DIR= "PARENT_DIR/spider"
export SPBIN_DIR= "$SPIDER_DIR/bin/"
export SPMAN_DIR= "$SPIDER_DIR/man/"
export SPPROC_DIR= "$SPIDER_DIR/proc/"
export PATH= "${SPIDER_DIR}/bin:${PATH}"
Note: Do not use a ~username construct in the SPIDER_DIR path or SPIDER will be unable to find the Results file naming script.
Finally rename the desired spider_linux executable in PARENT_DIR/spider/bin to: spider for easy access. "
I just tried to copy that information above into a text tile and replaced the PARENT/DIR with the pwd that contains the spider folder. Does that help?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrageous
.bashrc resides in your home directory and it's responsible for defining your environment. ${PATH} is your default path used whenever you try to execute something. Do this command
Code:
echo ${PATH}
to see what your default path is. Anything in a bracket preceded by a $ means a shell variable. You don't actually need the bracket, so ${PATH} is equivalent to $PATH. The standard is to use a bracket. What is a bit curious is the $ sign in some of the variables you are defining. Where did you actually install the spider program?
So I can remove the brackets, right?
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megaglest_g3dviewer - G3D Model editor for the popular 3D realtime stragegy game
DESCRIPTION
megaglest_g3dviewer v1.3.6, [Using wxWidgets 2.8.12] usage:
megaglest_g3dviewer [G3D FILE]
Displays glest 3D-models and unit/projectile/splash particle systems. rotate with left mouse button, zoom with right mouse button or
mousewheel. Use ctrl to load more than one particle system. Press R to restart particles, this also reloads all files if they are
changed.
optionally you may use any of the following: Parameter: Description: ----------------------------------
--help displays this help text. --load-unit=x
Auto load the unit / skill information specified in path/filename x Where x is a g3d filename to load separated with a comma and one
or more skill names to try loading: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-unit=techs/megapack/factions/tech/units/battle_machine,attack_skill,stop_skill
--load-model=x Auto load the model specified in path/filename x
Where x is a g3d filename to load: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-model=techs/megapack/factions/tech/units/battle_machine/models/battle_machine_dying.g3d
--load-model-animation-value=x Animation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -1.0 to 1.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-model-animation-value=0.5
--auto-screenshot=x
Automatically takes a screenshot of the items you are loading. Where x is a comma-delimited list of one or more
of the optional settings:
transparent, enable_grid, enable_wireframe, enable_normals, disable_grid, disable_wireframe, disable_normals, saveas-<filename>,
resize-wxh example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --auto-screenshot=transparent,disable_grid,saveas-test.png,resize-800x600 --load-model=techs/megapack/fac-
tions/tech/units/battle_machine/models/battle_machine_dying.g3d
--load-particle=x
Auto load the particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Particle XML filename to load: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/glow_particles.xml
--load-projectile-particle=x
Auto load the projectile particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Projectile Particle Definition XML
filename to load:
example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-projectile-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/particle_proj.xml
--load-splash-particle=x
Auto load the splash particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Splash Particle Definition XML
filename to load:
example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-splash-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/particle_splash.xml
--load-particle-loop-value=x
Particle loop value when loading one or more particles Where x is an integer value from 1 to particle count: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-particle-loop-value=25
--zoom-value=x Zoom value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from 0.1 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --zoom-value=4.2
--rotate-x-value=x X Coordinate Rotation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -10.0 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --rotate-x-value=2.2
--rotate-y-value=x Y Coordinate Rotation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -10.0 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --rotate-y-value=2.2
--screenshot-format=x Specify which image format to use for screenshots.
Where x is one of the following supported formats png,jpg,tga,bmp *NOTE: png is the default (and supports transparency) example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --screenshot-format=jpg
Invalid argument: --version
megaglest_g3dviewer v1.3.6, [Using wxWidgets 2.8.12] usage:
megaglest_g3dviewer [G3D FILE]
Displays glest 3D-models and unit/projectile/splash particle systems. rotate with left mouse button, zoom with right mouse button or
mousewheel. Use ctrl to load more than one particle system. Press R to restart particles, this also reloads all files if they are
changed.
optionally you may use any of the following: Parameter: Description: ----------------------------------
--help displays this help text. --load-unit=x
Auto load the unit / skill information specified in path/filename x Where x is a g3d filename to load separated with a comma and one
or more skill names to try loading: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-unit=techs/megapack/factions/tech/units/battle_machine,attack_skill,stop_skill
--load-model=x Auto load the model specified in path/filename x
Where x is a g3d filename to load: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-model=techs/megapack/factions/tech/units/battle_machine/models/battle_machine_dying.g3d
--load-model-animation-value=x Animation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -1.0 to 1.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-model-animation-value=0.5
--auto-screenshot=x
Automatically takes a screenshot of the items you are loading. Where x is a comma-delimited list of one or more
of the optional settings:
transparent, enable_grid, enable_wireframe, enable_normals, disable_grid, disable_wireframe, disable_normals, saveas-<filename>,
resize-wxh example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --auto-screenshot=transparent,disable_grid,saveas-test.png,resize-800x600 --load-model=techs/megapack/fac-
tions/tech/units/battle_machine/models/battle_machine_dying.g3d
--load-particle=x
Auto load the particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Particle XML filename to load: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/glow_particles.xml
--load-projectile-particle=x
Auto load the projectile particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Projectile Particle Definition XML
filename to load:
example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-projectile-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/particle_proj.xml
--load-splash-particle=x
Auto load the splash particle specified in path/filename x Where x is a Splash Particle Definition XML
filename to load:
example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-splash-particle=techs/megapack/factions/persian/units/genie/particle_splash.xml
--load-particle-loop-value=x
Particle loop value when loading one or more particles Where x is an integer value from 1 to particle count: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --load-particle-loop-value=25
--zoom-value=x Zoom value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from 0.1 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --zoom-value=4.2
--rotate-x-value=x X Coordinate Rotation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -10.0 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --rotate-x-value=2.2
--rotate-y-value=x Y Coordinate Rotation value when loading a model
Where x is a decimal value from -10.0 to 10.0: example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --rotate-y-value=2.2
--screenshot-format=x Specify which image format to use for screenshots.
Where x is one of the following supported formats png,jpg,tga,bmp *NOTE: png is the default (and supports transparency) example:
megaglest_g3dviewer --screenshot-format=jpg
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