This is the command exrenvmap that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
exrenvmap - for creating OpenEXR environment maps.
SYNOPSIS
exrenvmap [options] infile outfile
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the exrenvmap command. This manual page was written
for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.
exrenvmap converts OpenEXR latitude-longitude environment maps into cube-face environment
maps or vice versa.
OPTIONS
-o produces a ONE_LEVEL output file (default)
-m produces a MIPMAP_LEVELS output file
-c the output file will be a cube-face environment map (default)
-l the output file will be a latitude-longitude environment map
-w x sets the width of the output image to x pixels (default is 256). The height of the
output image will be x*6 pixels for a cube-face map, or x/2 pixels for a
latitude-longitude map.
-f r n sets the antialiasing filter radius to r (default is 1.0) and the sampling rate to
n by n (default is 5 by 5). Increasing r makes the output image blurrier;
decreasing r makes the image sharper but may cause aliasing. Increasing n improves
antialiasing, but generating the output image takes longer.
-t x y sets the output file's tile size to x by y pixels (default is 64 by 64)
-p t b if the input image is a latitude-longitude map, pad the image at the top and bottom
with t*h and b*h extra scan lines, where h is the height of the input image. This
is useful for images from 360-degree panoramic scans that cover less than 180
degrees vertically.
-d sets level size rounding to ROUND_DOWN (default)
-u sets level size rounding to ROUND_UP
-z x sets the data compression method to x (none/rle/zip/piz/pxr24, default is zip)
-v verbose mode
-h prints these options
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