.TH "OBJPICT" "1" "28/06/11" "RADIANCE" ""

.SH "NAME"

objpict \- render image of RADIANCE object(s)

.SH "SYNOPSIS"

.B objpict

input

.SH "DESCRIPTION"

.I Objpict

is a script that adds some light

sources to a scene then calls

.I oconv(1)

and

.I rpict(1)

to render four parallel line projections.

.PP 

The four projections presented are along the X\-axis

(displayed in the upper left quadrant), along the Y\-axis

(upper right), along the Z\-axis (lower left) and an

oblique view (lower right).

.PP 

Any number of material and scene files may be given,

but no in\-line commands. If no input files are given on the

command line, the standard input is read.

.PP 

Unlike it's brother

.I objline(1),

.I objpict(1)

does require that all object modfiers (materials)

are defined.

.SH "EXAMPLES"

To render a four\-view image of chair.rad using the material

description stored in chair.mat and saving the result to furniture.hdr

.IP "" .2i

objpict furniture.mat chair.rad table.rad > furniture.hdr

.PP 

or

.IP "" .2i

cat furniture.mat chair.rad table.rad | objpict > furniture.hdr

.SH "AUTHOR"

Greg Ward Larson

.SH "SEE ALSO"

objline(1), objview(1)