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com.io7m.calino.cmdline.internal.Messages.xml Maven / Gradle / Ivy

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>

<!DOCTYPE properties SYSTEM "http://java.sun.com/dtd/properties.dtd">

<properties>
  <entry key="cmd.show-sections.helpExt">The "show-sections" command lists the sections in a given texture file.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.show-summary.helpExt">The "show-summary" command shows a summary of a given texture file.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.show-version.helpExt">The "show-version" command displays the format version of a given texture file.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.show-image-info.helpExt">The "show-image-info" command displays the image info in a given texture file.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.show-metadata.helpExt">The "show-metadata" command displays the metadata in a given texture file.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.version.helpExt">The "version" command displays the current application version.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.create2d.helpExt">The "create-2d" command creates 2D textures from existing images.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.createCube.helpExt">The "create-cube" command creates cube textures from existing images.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.create-array.helpExt">The "create-array" command creates array textures from existing images.</entry>
  <entry key="cmd.check.helpExt">The "check" command exhaustively validates texture files.</entry>

  <entry key="cmd.extract-image-data-2d.helpExt"><![CDATA[
The "extract-image-data-2d" command copies image data out of a
2D texture file.

For a given output directory D, the command will write each of
the mipmap levels of the input image to files in D. The name
of each output file will be 'm', followed by a zero-padded
level number, followed by an appropriate file suffix such as
'.png' or '.raw'.

For example:

$ calino extract-image-data-2d --output-directory /tmp/out ...
calino: INFO: writing level 7 to /tmp/out/m007.png
calino: INFO: writing level 6 to /tmp/out/m006.png
calino: INFO: writing level 5 to /tmp/out/m005.png
calino: INFO: writing level 4 to /tmp/out/m004.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000.png
]]></entry>

  <entry key="cmd.extract-image-data-array.helpExt"><![CDATA[
The "extract-image-data-array" command copies image data out of
an array texture file.

For a given output directory D, the command will write each of
the mipmap levels of the input image to files in D. The name
of each output file will be 'm', followed by a zero-padded
level number, followed by 'v', followed by a zero-padded
layer number, followed by an appropriate file suffix such as
'.png' or '.raw'.

For example:

$ calino extract-image-data-array --output-directory /tmp/out ...
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003v000.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003v001.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003v002.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002v000.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002v001.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002v002.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001v000.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001v001.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001v002.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000v000.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000v001.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000v002.png
]]></entry>

  <entry key="cmd.extract-image-data-cube.helpExt"><![CDATA[
The "extract-image-data-cube" command copies image data out of
a cube texture file.

For a given output directory D, the command will write each of
the mipmap levels of the input image to files in D. The name
of each output file will be 'm', followed by a zero-padded
level number, followed by 'f', followed by a face name,
followed by an appropriate file suffix such as '.png' or '.raw'.

A face name is one of:

  xp    For the positive X face
  xn    For the negative X face
  yp    For the positive Y face
  yn    For the negative Y face
  zp    For the positive Z face
  zn    For the negative Z face

For example:

$ calino extract-image-data-cube --output-directory /tmp/out ...
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fxp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fxn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fyp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fyn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fzp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 3 to /tmp/out/m003fzn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fxp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fxn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fyp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fyn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fzp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 2 to /tmp/out/m002fzn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fxp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fxn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fyp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fyn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fzp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 1 to /tmp/out/m001fzn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fxp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fxn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fyp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fyn.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fzp.png
calino: INFO: writing level 0 to /tmp/out/m000fzn.png
]]></entry>

</properties>