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| − | <p>Options may be specified by switches | + | <p>Options may be specified by switches or INI-style options. Almost all INI-style options have equivalent <code>+</code> / <code>-</code> switches and most switches have equivalent INI-style option. The following sections give a detailed description of each POV-Ray option. It includes both the INI-style settings and the <code>+</code> / <code>-</code> switches.</p> |
| − | or INI-style options. Almost all INI-style options have equivalent <code> | + | |
| − | +</code>/ <code>-</code> switches and most switches have equivalent INI-style | + | <p>The notation and terminology used is described in the tables below.</p> |
| − | option. The following sections give a detailed description of each POV-Ray | ||
| − | option. It includes both the INI-style settings and the <code> +</code>/ | ||
| − | <code>-</code> switches.</p> | ||
| − | <p> | ||
| − | The notation and terminology used is described in the tables below.</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:16, 9 May 2014
This section describes the command line switches and INI file keywords that are used to set the options of POV-Ray. It is supposed to be used as a reference for looking up things. It does not contain detailed explanations on how scenes are written or how POV-Ray is used. It just explains all features, their syntax, applications, limits, drawbacks, etc.
Options may be specified by switches or INI-style options. Almost all INI-style options have equivalent + / - switches and most switches have equivalent INI-style option. The following sections give a detailed description of each POV-Ray option. It includes both the INI-style settings and the + / - switches.
The notation and terminology used is described in the tables below.
Keyword=bool |
Turn Keyword on if bool equals true,
|
Keyword=true |
Do this option if true, yes, on
or 1 is specified. |
Keyword=false |
Do this option if false, no,
off or 0 is specified. |
Keyword=filename |
Set Keyword to filename where filename is any valid file
name. Note: Some options prohibit the use of any of the above |
| n | Any integer such as in +W320 |
| n.n | Any float such as in Clock=3.45 |
| 0.n | Any float < 1.0 even if it has no leading 0 |
| s | Any string of text |
| x or y | Any single character |
| path | Any directory name, drive optional, no final path separator ("\" or "/", depending on the operating system) |
Unless otherwise specifically noted, you may assume that either a plus or minus sign before a switch will produce the same results.