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PC John — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 07:04:47 -0000

--- v26
+++ v27
@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@
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 ![](/p/inventor-tools/screenshot/ivAddVP.png)
+
 The utility converts Inventor files (version 2.0 and following) into the Inventor files that use the Vertex Property node.

 The discussion can be whether SoVertexProperty node gives more performance. The decision is on the user of the utility.

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PC John — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 07:03:48 -0000

--- v25
+++ v26
@@ -33,11 +33,8 @@
 ivAddVP
 ----

-![](http://https://sourceforge.net/p/inventor-tools/screenshot/ivAddVP.png)
-{| cellPadding="10"
-|- valign="top"
-|http://merlin.fit.vutbr.cz/ivTools/ivAddVP.png
-|The utility converts Inventor files (version 2.0 and following) into the Inventor files that use the Vertex Property node.
+![](/p/inventor-tools/screenshot/ivAddVP.png)
+The utility converts Inventor files (version 2.0 and following) into the Inventor files that use the Vertex Property node.

 The discussion can be whether SoVertexProperty node gives more performance. The decision is on the user of the utility.

@@ -51,7 +48,6 @@
    -h : This message (help)
   If given a filename of '-' or if not given
   any filenames, standard input will be read.
-|}

 

@@ -59,6 +55,7 @@
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 The utility behaves like unix 'cat'. It can be used to:
+
 * concatenate several files into one output file
 * convert between ACSII and binary Inventor format

@@ -115,6 +112,7 @@
 ----

 ivinfo prints out information on an Inventor data file, including:
+
 * whether data is ASCII or binary
 * number of root nodes
 * number of nodes under each root
@@ -152,7 +150,7 @@
 ivperf
 ----

-http://merlin.fit.vutbr.cz/ivTools/ivperf.png
+![](/p/inventor-tools/screenshot/ivperf.png)

 ivperf reads in an Inventor scene graph and analyzes its rendering performance.
 Its output can be graphically displayed in the form of a bar chart.

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PC John — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 06:58:17 -0000

--- v24
+++ v25
@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@
 ivAddVP
 ----

+![](http://https://sourceforge.net/p/inventor-tools/screenshot/ivAddVP.png)
 {| cellPadding="10"
 |- valign="top"
 |http://merlin.fit.vutbr.cz/ivTools/ivAddVP.png

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:49:57 -0000

--- v23
+++ v24
@@ -194,6 +194,7 @@
 ivview reads an Inventor file (or files) and provides a simple interface to quickly view 3D data.

 Windows note: Most of the functionality is of ivview is disabled (menu, etc.) since Motif compatible library is not present on Windows platform.
+
 Usage: ivview \[-hpw\] \[infiles\]
   -h : Print this message (help) and exit
   -p : Enable performance meter
@@ -212,6 +213,7 @@
 * Inventor binary
 * VRML 1.0
 * VRML 2.0 / VRML97
+
 Usage: ivvrml \[options\] \[inputfile\] \[\[-o\] outputfile\]
   -i, --iv-ascii  : Output Inventor ascii format
   -b, --iv-binary : Output Inventor binary format

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:48:56 -0000

--- v22
+++ v23
@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.

-Usage: ivToInclude \[options\] variableName < inputFile.iv
+Usage: ivToInclude \[options\] variableName \< inputFile.iv
   -a : Output ascii
   -h : This message (help)
   variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.
@@ -194,12 +194,12 @@
 ivview reads an Inventor file (or files) and provides a simple interface to quickly view 3D data.

 Windows note: Most of the functionality is of ivview is disabled (menu, etc.) since Motif compatible library is not present on Windows platform.
-Usage: ivview [-hpw] [infiles]
+Usage: ivview \[-hpw\] \[infiles\]
   -h : Print this message (help) and exit
   -p : Enable performance meter
   -w : Use walk viewer (examiner viewer is default) - ignored because 
        Coin does not support SoWalkViewer yet
-  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.
+  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.

 

@@ -212,16 +212,16 @@
 * Inventor binary
 * VRML 1.0
 * VRML 2.0 / VRML97
-Usage: ivvrml [options] [inputfile] [[-o] outputfile]
+Usage: ivvrml \[options\] \[inputfile\] \[\[-o\] outputfile\]
   -i, --iv-ascii  : Output Inventor ascii format
   -b, --iv-binary : Output Inventor binary format
   -1, --vrml-1    : Output VRML 1.0 format
   -2, --vrml-2    : Output VRML2/VRML97 format
-  -o [filename]   : Write output to [filename]
+  -o \[filename\]   : Write output to \[filename\]
   -v, --verbose   : Print messages during the process
   -h, --help      : This message (help)
   If input or output file name is not specified,
-  stdin and stdout are used.
+  stdin and stdout are used.

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:46:47 -0000

--- v21
+++ v22
@@ -157,7 +157,8 @@
 Its output can be graphically displayed in the form of a bar chart.

 More details on meassuring can be found in ivperf's README.
-Usage: ivperf \[-b\] \[-f N\] \[-w X,Y\] \[infile\]
+
+Usage: ivperf \[-b\] \[-f N\] \[-w X,Y\] \[infile\]
    -b      display results as bar chart
    -f N    render N frames for each test (default 60)
    -w X,Y  make window size X by Y pixels (default 400x400)
@@ -170,20 +171,20 @@

 ivToInclude takes the Inventor model and outputs standard-C file that can be included directly by your C/C++ project.

-Typical usage is
-  ivToInclude foo <model.iv>foo.h
-It will produce foo.h file containing:
-  const unsigned char foo[] = {
-    0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,[...]
-  };
+Typical usage is

+ivToInclude foo \<model.iv \="">foo.h

+It will produce foo.h file containing:

+const unsigned char foo\[\] = {
+    0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,\[...\]
+};

 Unsigned char and "u" after each value is used for portability reasons.

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.

-Usage: ivToInclude [options] variableName < inputFile.iv
+Usage: ivToInclude \[options\] variableName < inputFile.iv
   -a : Output ascii
   -h : This message (help)
-  variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.
+  variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:42:10 -0000

--- v20
+++ v21
@@ -173,17 +173,17 @@
 Typical usage is
   ivToInclude foo <model.iv>foo.h
 It will produce foo.h file containing:
-  const unsigned char foo[] = {
+  const unsigned char foo[] = {
     0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,[...]
-  };

+  };
 Unsigned char and "u" after each value is used for portability reasons.

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.

-  Usage: ivToInclude [options] variableName < inputFile.iv
+Usage: ivToInclude [options] variableName < inputFile.iv
   -a : Output ascii
   -h : This message (help)
-  variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.
+  variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:40:41 -0000

--- v19
+++ v20
@@ -151,21 +151,17 @@
 ivperf
 ----

-{| cellPadding="10"
-|- valign="top"
-|http://merlin.fit.vutbr.cz/ivTools/ivperf.png
-
-|ivperf reads in an Inventor scene graph and analyzes its rendering performance.
+http://merlin.fit.vutbr.cz/ivTools/ivperf.png
+
+ivperf reads in an Inventor scene graph and analyzes its rendering performance.
 Its output can be graphically displayed in the form of a bar chart.

 More details on meassuring can be found in ivperf's README.
-
- Usage: ivperf \[-b\] \[-f N\] \[-w X,Y\] \[infile\]
+Usage: ivperf \[-b\] \[-f N\] \[-w X,Y\] \[infile\]
    -b      display results as bar chart
    -f N    render N frames for each test (default 60)
    -w X,Y  make window size X by Y pixels (default 400x400)
-  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.
-|}
+  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.

 

@@ -174,8 +170,8 @@

 ivToInclude takes the Inventor model and outputs standard-C file that can be included directly by your C/C++ project.

-Typical usage is

-  ivToInclude foo <model.iv>foo.h


+Typical usage is
+  ivToInclude foo <model.iv>foo.h
 It will produce foo.h file containing:
   const unsigned char foo[] = {
     0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,[...]
@@ -184,10 +180,10 @@

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.

-    Usage: ivToInclude [options] variableName < inputFile.iv
-      -a : Output ascii
-      -h : This message (help)
-      variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.
+  Usage: ivToInclude [options] variableName < inputFile.iv
+  -a : Output ascii
+  -h : This message (help)
+  variableName : The name of the variable in header file to create.

 

@@ -197,7 +193,6 @@
 ivview reads an Inventor file (or files) and provides a simple interface to quickly view 3D data.

 Windows note: Most of the functionality is of ivview is disabled (menu, etc.) since Motif compatible library is not present on Windows platform.
-
 Usage: ivview [-hpw] [infiles]
   -h : Print this message (help) and exit
   -p : Enable performance meter
@@ -216,7 +211,6 @@
 * Inventor binary
 * VRML 1.0
 * VRML 2.0 / VRML97
-
 Usage: ivvrml [options] [inputfile] [[-o] outputfile]
   -i, --iv-ascii  : Output Inventor ascii format
   -b, --iv-binary : Output Inventor binary format

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:37:47 -0000

--- v18
+++ v19
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@
 It will produce foo.h file containing:
   const unsigned char foo[] = {
     0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,[...]
-  };
+  };
 Unsigned char and "u" after each value is used for portability reasons.

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.

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PC John — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 10:36:53 -0000

--- v17
+++ v18
@@ -175,11 +175,11 @@
 ivToInclude takes the Inventor model and outputs standard-C file that can be included directly by your C/C++ project.

 Typical usage is

-    ivToInclude foo \<model.iv \="">foo.h

+  ivToInclude foo <model.iv>foo.h


 It will produce foo.h file containing:
-    const unsigned char foo\[\] = {
-: 0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,\[...\]
-: };
+  const unsigned char foo[] = {
+    0x23u,0x49u,0x6eu,0x76u,0x65u,0x6eu,0x74u,[...]
+  };
 Unsigned char and "u" after each value is used for portability reasons.

 You can include the file and make the models embeded in your executable, e.g. no external files.
@@ -199,11 +199,11 @@
 Windows note: Most of the functionality is of ivview is disabled (menu, etc.) since Motif compatible library is not present on Windows platform.

 Usage: ivview [-hpw] [infiles]
-      -h : Print this message (help) and exit
-      -p : Enable performance meter
-      -w : Use walk viewer (examiner viewer is default) - ignored because 
-           Coin does not support SoWalkViewer yet
-  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.
+  -h : Print this message (help) and exit
+  -p : Enable performance meter
+  -w : Use walk viewer (examiner viewer is default) - ignored because 
+       Coin does not support SoWalkViewer yet
+  If no input file name is given, stdin is used.


@@ -211,21 +211,22 @@

ivvrml is can be used for converting between following file formats:

+

 * Inventor ASCII

 * Inventor binary

 * VRML 1.0

 * VRML 2.0 / VRML97

Usage: ivvrml [options] [inputfile] [[-o] outputfile]
-i, --iv-ascii  : Output Inventor ascii format
-b, --iv-binary : Output Inventor binary format
-1, --vrml-1    : Output VRML 1.0 format
-2, --vrml-2    : Output VRML2/VRML97 format
-o [filename]   : Write output to [filename]
-v, --verbose   : Print messages during the process
-h, --help      : This message (help)

+Usage: ivvrml [options] [inputfile] [[-o] outputfile]
-i, --iv-ascii  : Output Inventor ascii format
-b, --iv-binary : Output Inventor binary format
-1, --vrml-1    : Output VRML 1.0 format
-2, --vrml-2    : Output VRML2/VRML97 format
-o [filename]   : Write output to [filename]
-v, --verbose   : Print messages during the process
-h, --help      : This message (help)

   If input or output file name is not specified,
stdin and stdout are used.
stdin and stdout are used.