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| -bg_color
r g b |
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Set
background color. The r g b floating point parameters specify the red,
green and blue components of the background color, with each component
in the range 0 to 1. If a background with a color gradient is desired,
each of the four corners of the render window can be assigned its own
color. Moving clockwise from lower left, the command line options are
-bg_color
r0 g0 b0,
-bg_color1
r1 g1 b1,
-bg_color2
r2 g2 b2,
-bg_color3
r3 g3 b3.
If
only the top and bottom are to be specified, it is sufficient to
specify only -bg_color and -bg_color1. If only the left and right are
to be specified, it is sufficient to specify only-bg_color and
-bg_color2.
Also
see the entry for the script command "bgColor" |
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| -center_zero |
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Shift
the data so that the zero value corresponds to the unsigned byte value
128. This is potentially useful for signed data sets where -min !=max,
but probably redundant with the way Ogles uses colormaps. This
operation significant slows reading large data volumes. |
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| -gamma
g |
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Set
gamma correction exponent to g. A value of 1.0 effectively turns off
gamma correction. Values of 1.8 or 2.2 are typical for many displays. |
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| -help |
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Display
some information about using Ogles. |
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| -log_file
path |
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Write
text error messages to log files named ``<path>/ogle.out'' and
``<path>/ogle.err'' instead of sending them to the terminal.
In
"beta" versions, if the -log_file option is not given, Ogles
writes log files in the current directory, and sets the level of
verbosity to at least 2. |
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| -raw_datafile
filename |
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Read
raw float data from filename. The filename should have the form
P-XxYxZ-N-TSEI.F where P is a prefix string with no minus characters,
X, Y and Z are integer volume dimensions, N is the integer number of
variables in the data file, T indicates the data type (``c'' for 1-byte
integer, ``s'' for 2-byte integer, ``i'' for 4-byte integer, ``l'' for
8-byte integer, ``f'' for 4-byte float, ``d'' for 8-byte float), S
indicates whether integer data is signed (``s'' for signed, ``u'' for
unsigned), Eindicates the data order (``l'' for little endian, ``b''
for big endian, ``o'' for other), I indicates the multiple variable
interleaving (``i'' for interleaved, ``c'' for contiguous, ``n'' for
neither), and F is a suffix string with no minus characters.
example:
'ogles -raw_datafile ..\data\tu-128x128x88-1-islc.raw'.
If
a script file is also provided then the datafile is ignored. |
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| -rub_datafile
filename |
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Read raw unsigned byte data from filename. If this option is provided, then the -sizes option must also be provided. If a command file is also provided then the datafile is ignored. Raw unsigned byte data may also have a string which describes the minimum and maximum floating point values of the data. The format of the string is "DATA_RANGE: 0 min max" where .I min and .I max are text floating point values. This string must be after all of the raw unsigned byte data.
example: 'ogles rub_datafile tu-256x256x93x84.rub -sizes 256 256 93' |
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| -sizes nx ny nz |
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Set
volume dimensions. If a script file is provided then Ogles ignores the
-sizes command line argument. |
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| -stride
s |
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Set
stride for all 3 directions to s. If the script file specifies a stride
then that takes priority over this command line argument. |
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| -stereo |
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Enable
stereoscopic rendering. The stereoscopic flag within the application
might or might not work if the -stereo command line option was not
provided. Providing the -stereo command line option still allows for
that feature to be disabled with the application controls. The -stereo
option is functional in the Volume Render Window only. It is not yet
implemented in the Slicer Windows. |
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| -verbose |
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Increase
verbosity. This reports, among other things, timing information. If the
-verbose option multiple times will increase the amount of information
reported. |
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| -isometric_voxel_size |
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Set voxel (3d pixel) size in mm. This option is only operative, when provided after -rub_datafile or -raw_datafile name is specified. The -iso metric_voxel_size option is superfluous when an Analyze header is spezified in a script file.
example: 'ogles -raw_datafile ..\data\tu-128x128x88-1-islc.raw -isometric-voxel-size 0.42'
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Script file basics
