blenderplayer(1) [debian man page]

BLENDERPLAYER(1)					      General Commands Manual						  BLENDERPLAYER(1)

NAME

       blenderplayer - the blender game engine runner

SYNOPSIS

       usage:	blenderplayer [-w [w h l t]] [-f [fw fh fb ff]] [-g gamengineoptions] [-s stereomode] [-m aasamples] filename.blend

DESCRIPTION

       blenderplayer is the 3D and physics game engine

OPTIONS

       -h : Prints this command summary

       -w : display in a window
	 optional parameters
	   w = window width
	   h = window height
	   l = window left coordinate
	   t = window top coordinate
	   Note: If w or h is defined, both must be defined.
	   Also, if l or t is defined, all options must be used.

       -f : start game in full screen mode
	 optional parameters
	   fw = full screen mode pixel width
	   fh = full screen mode pixel height
	   fb = full screen mode bits per pixel
	   ff = full screen mode frequency
	   Note: If fw or fh is defined, both must be defined.
	   Also, if fb is used, fw and fh must be used. ff requires all options.

       -s : start player in stereo

	   depending on the type of stereo you want:

	   stereomode: hwpageflip
	       (Quad buffered shutter glasses)

	   syncdoubling
	       (Above Below)

	   sidebyside
	       (Left Right)

	   anaglyph
	       (Red-Blue glasses)

	   vinterlace
	       (Vertical interlace for autostereo display)

       -D : start player in dome mode

	   Optional parameters:

	       angle = field of view in degrees

	       tilt  = tilt angle in degrees

	       warpdata = a file to use for warping the image (absolute path)

	       mode = fisheye (Fisheye), truncatedfront (Front-Truncated),
		      truncatedrear (Rear-Truncated), cubemap(Cube Map),
		      sphericalpanoramic (Spherical Panoramic)

		      depending on the type of dome you are using

       -m : maximum anti-aliasing (eg. 2,4,8,16)

       -i : parent windows ID

       -d : turn debugging on

       -g : game engine options

	   Name 			Default      Description

	   ---------------------------	------------------------------------

	   fixedtime			0	  "Enable all frames"

	   nomipmap			0	  Disable mipmaps

	   show_framerate		0	  Show the frame rate

	   show_properties		0	  Show debug properties

	   show_profile 		0	  Show profiling information

	   blender_material		0	  Enable material settings

	   ignore_deprecation_warnings	1	  Ignore deprecation warnings

       - : all arguments after this are ignored, allowing python to access them from sys.argv

EXAMPLES

       blenderplayer -w 320 200 10 10 -g noaudio //home//user//filename.blend
	      Launch blenderplayer in window mode with size 320x200 at 10 pixels from left and 10 pixels from top of the screen without audio.

       blenderplayer -g show_framerate = 0 //home//user//filename.blend
	      Disable framerate reports.

       blenderplayer -i 232421 -m 16 //home//user//filename.blend
	      Launch blenderplayer embedded in an existing window and set antialiasing to 16.

SEE ALSO

       blender(1)

AUTHORS

       This manpage was written for a Debian GNU/Linux by Kevin Roy <kiniou@gmail.com>.

Blender 2.60 (sub 0)						 October 17, 2011						  BLENDERPLAYER(1)

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glutGameModeGet(3GLUT)						       GLUT						    glutGameModeGet(3GLUT)

NAME

       glutGameModeGet - retrieves GLUT device information represented by integers.

SYNTAX

       int glutGameModeGet(GLenum info);

ARGUMENTS

       info	 Name of game mode information to retrieve.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_ACTIVE
	       Non-zero if GLUT's game mode is active; zero if not active.  Game mode is not active initially.	Game mode becomes active when glu-
	       tEnterGameMode is called.  Game mode becomes inactive when glutLeaveGameMode is called.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_POSSIBLE
	       Non-zero if the game mode string last specified to glutGameModeString is a possible game mode configuration; zero otherwise.  Being
	       "possible"  does not guarantee that if game mode is entered with glutEnterGameMode that the display settings will actually changed.
	       GLUT_GAME_MODE_DISPLAY_CHANGED should be called once game mode is entered to determine if the display mode is actually changed.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_WIDTH
	       Width in pixels of the screen when game mode is activated.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_HEIGHT
	       Height in pixels of the screen when game mode is activated.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_PIXEL_DEPTH
	       Pixel depth of the screen when game mode is activiated.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_REFRESH_RATE
	       Screen refresh rate in cyles per second (hertz) when game mode is activated.  Zero is returned if the refresh rate  is  unknown	or
	       cannot be queried.

       GLUT_GAME_MODE_DISPLAY_CHANGED
	       Non-zero  if entering game mode actually changed the display settings.  If the game mode string is not possible or the display mode
	       could not be changed for any other reason, zero is returned.

DESCRIPTION

       glutGameModeGet retrieves GLUT game mode information represented by integers. The info parameter determines what type of game mode informa-
       tion to return. Requesting game mode information for an invalid GLUT game mode information name returns negative one.

SEE ALSO

       glutGet, glutDeviceGet, glutLayerGet, glutGameModeString, glutEnterGameMode, glutLeaveGameMode

AUTHOR

       Mark J. Kilgard (mjk@nvidia.com)

GLUT
									3.7						    glutGameModeGet(3GLUT)

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