Orbisnap |
Orbisnap Command Line
You can start the Orbisnap command from any command line with the following
orbisnap orbisnap -f vr_filename orbisnap -c hostname -w "vrworld" -t http -v vrport orbisnap -t http -v vrport vr_filename_or_hostname orbisnap -q=end_time orbisnap -h
No arguments -- Starts the default Orbisnap. There is no loaded vrworld
file and no connection to a Simulink 3D Animation server.
-f vr_filename
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts and loads the vrworld
contained in vr_filename
. If you do not provide vr_filename
, Orbisnap prompts you for the file name.
-c hostname
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts and connects to the Simulink 3D Animation server located at hostname
. hostname
can be a host name or IP address. If you do not provide hostname
, Orbisnap prompts you for the host name.
-w vrworld
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts, connects to the Simulink 3D Animation server, and loads the virtual world associated with the title "vrworld"
. If "vrworld"
is not currently active in the Simulink 3D Animation server, the connection to the server does not succeed and the default Orbisnap starts.
-t http
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts and connects to the Simulink 3D Animation server at this HTTP port (default 8123).
-t vrport
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts and connects to the Simulink 3D Animation server listening at this port (default 8124).
vr_filename_or_hostname
-- (Optional) Orbisnap starts and interprets this string first as a vrworld
filename (for example, vrbounce.wrl
). If the string is not a valid vrworld
filename, Orbisnap tries to interpret the string as the name of the host that is running the Simulink 3D Animation server.
-q=end_time
-- (Optional) Orbisnap ends when scene time equals end_time
.
-h
-- (Optional) Orbisnap displays the Orbisnap command line help.
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