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SCED(1)								       SCED(1)

NAME
       sced - a constraint based scene modeller

SYNOPSIS
       sced [-F filename] [-D defaults] [-I WidthxHeight] [Xtoolkit options ]

DESCRIPTION
       Sced  is	 a  modeller  useful for designing and previewing scenes for a
       variety of rendering programs.  It supports the creation and editing of
       simple objects. Lights and cameras can be created and editing. There is
       full support for Constrictive Solid Geometry (CSG) with realistic wire‐
       frames a feature.

       The program provides an iteractive interface where appropriate. In par‐
       ticular, objects are placed and edited with the aid of interactive con‐
       straints.   The	constraints allow for the rapid arrangement of objects
       in relation to other objects in the  scene,  or	arbitrary  points.  An
       interactive  interface  is  also provided for dynamically adjusting the
       view of the scene presented by the program.

       At this point the program supports the export of scenes in the  POVRay,
       Radiance,  Rayshade,  Renderman	or VRML2.0 formats. It can also dump C
       code to render in OpenGL.

       For full documentation see the user's guide distributed with  the  pro‐
       gram.

OPTIONS
       -F filename
	      Load the specified filename on startup.

       -D defaults
	      Use  default  values  found in the given file. If this option is
	      not present the program will look for a file called .scenerc  in
	      the  user's home directory. Failing this, internal defaults will
	      be used. The format for the defaults file is  described  in  the
	      User's Guide.

       -I WidthxHeight
	      Use  an  editing	window of the given size. This does not effect
	      the size of the programs window (use -geom),  rather  it	deter‐
	      mines  the  size	of  the	 scrollable  window in which the scene
	      appears.

BUGS
       Tell me when you find them.

SEE ALSO
       Sced User's Guide, POVRay User's Guide, Rayshade User's Guide

AUTHOR
       Stephen Chenney : schenney@cs.berkeley.edu

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