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Add note on default (said it was -s50 but should be -s512)
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joshbaker22 authored Aug 17, 2023
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<refnamediv xml:id="name">
<refname>rt</refname>
<refpurpose>Executes the BRL-CAD <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program with the default options of
"-s50 -M."
"-s512 -M."
</refpurpose>
</refnamediv>

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<refsection xml:id="description"><title>DESCRIPTION</title>

<para>Executes the BRL-CAD <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program with the default options of
"-s50 -M." If perspective is turned on, then the <emphasis>-p</emphasis> option will be
"-s512 -M." If perspective is turned on, then the <emphasis>-p</emphasis> option will be
included with the value of the perspective angle. The current database name is added to the
end of the <command>rt</command> command line along with either the specified <emphasis>
objects</emphasis> or, if none is specified, the list of currently displayed objects. The
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<refsection xml:id="examples"><title>EXAMPLES</title>

<para>The first example shows the use of the <command>rt</command> command to run the rt program to produce a color-shaded image of the current view. The second example shows the use of the <command>rt</command> command to produce a color-shaded image of an object using MGED's current viewing parameters.
<para>The first example shows the use of the <command>rt</command> command to run the rt
program to produce a color-shaded image of the current view. The second example shows the
use of the <command>rt</command> command to produce a color-shaded image of an object using
MGED's current viewing parameters.
</para>

<example><title>Run the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the current view in MGED.</title>
<example><title>Run the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the current
view in MGED.</title>

<para>
<prompt>mged&gt; </prompt><userinput>rt -s1024 -F/dev/Xl</userinput>
</para>
<para>Runs the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the current view in the MGED display. The image will be 1024 pixels square and will be displayed on a
<para>Runs the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the current
view in the MGED display. The image will be 1024 pixels square and will be displayed on a
lingering <emphasis>X</emphasis> framebuffer.
</para>
</example>

<example><title>Run the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of an object using MGED's current viewing parameters.</title>
<example><title>Run the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of an object
using MGED's current viewing parameters.</title>

<para>
<prompt>mged&gt; </prompt><userinput>rt -C 200/200/255 -- roof</userinput>
</para>
<para>Runs the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the object <emphasis>roof</emphasis> using MGED's current viewing parameters. The image will have a sky-blue background and will be displayed on the framebuffer specified by the FB_FILE shell variable.
<para>Runs the <emphasis>rt</emphasis> program to produce a color-shaded image of the object
<emphasis>roof</emphasis> using MGED's current viewing parameters. The image will have a
sky-blue background and will be displayed on the framebuffer specified by the FB_FILE shell
variable.
</para>
</example>

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