Description
Titania is a X3D/VRML editor and browser for the Linux operating system. The goal is a full standard compliant X3D browser for future releases of Ubuntu. For now, Titania fully supports the Moving Worlds specification for VRML 2.0 and already many parts of the X3D specification.
It can be used as a simple 3D viewer for .x3d files, as high quality 3D animation rendering engine, for advanced science simulations, live data visualization, or as easy to use gaming engine.
Furthermore Titania can be used as X3D converter and beautifier for various file formats from the command line. It can format or convert a file to standard output or to your hard disk.
Titania reads an X3D file and writes an indented, reformatted file. When no output file is specified the output is printed to stdout. Use the --style option to specify the desired output style.
Options
General Options
-h, --help
Prints help options
Image Options
-i FILENAME, --export-image=FILENAME
Specify the filename for image export. If it already exists, the file will be overwritten without asking. Supported image file formats are PNG, JPG, TIFF, and BMP.
-w WIDTH, --width=WIDTH
Width of the image in pixels. If WIDTH is -1 the maximum possible number of pixels is used for width.
-h HEIGHT, --height=HEIGHT
Height of the image in pixels. If HEIGHT is -1 the maximum possible number of pixels is used for height.
-b, --hide-background
Set whether the background should be rendered or not.
-c, --alpha-channel
Set whether the image has an alpha channel.
-a SAMPLES, --antialiasing=SAMPLES
Set image antialiasing samples. If SAMPLES is -1 the maximum possible number of samples are used.
Export Options
-e FILENAME, --export=FILENAME
The output is saved to FILENAME. If ''-'' or only a suffix like ''.x3d'' is given the output goes to STDOUT.
-s MODE, --style=MODE
MODE can be ''smallest'', ''small '', ''compact'', or ''nicest'', nicest is the default mode.
-n, --infer
Infer profile and components.
-m, --remove-metadata
Set whether to export metadata.
List Options
-l LIST, --list=profiles|components|nodes|fields
Get a list of all supported profiles, components, nodes or fields. The nodes list and the fields list are provided in key file format.
Known File Formats
Accepted input file formats are:
| Extension | Description |
|---|---|
| .x3d | X3D XML Encoding |
| .x3dz | X3D XML Encoding (Gzip) |
| .x3dj | X3D JSON Encoding |
| .x3dv | X3D Classic VRML Encoding |
| .x3dvz | X3D Classic VRML Encoding (Gzip) |
| .wrl | VRML Encoding |
| .wrz | VRML Encoding (Gzip) |
| .gltf | GL Transmission Format File 2.0 |
| .obj | Alias Wavefront OBJ File Format |
| .3ds | Autodesk 3DS File Format |
| Portable Document Format (optional) | |
| .svg | Scalable Vector Grafics |
| .svgz | Scalable Vector Grafics (Gzip) |
PDF file format is optional and available if Inkscape is installed.
Accepted output file formats are:
| Extension | Description |
|---|---|
| .x3d | X3D XML Encoding |
| .x3dz | X3D XML Encoding (Gzip) |
| .x3dj | X3D JSON Encoding |
| .x3dv | X3D Classic VRML Encoding |
| .x3dvz | X3D Classic VRML Encoding (Gzip) |
Gzip encoding is available if exported to file.
Examples
General Examples
titania scene.x3d
Open scene.x3d in browser application.
Export Examples
titania --style=compact input.x3d --export=-
Formats input.x3d''s contents in compact style mode to standard output.
titania input.x3dv --export=beautified.x3dv
Formats input.x3dv''s contents and saves the output in beautified.x3dv.
titania input.3ds --export=output.x3dj
Converts input.3ds''s contents and saves the output in output.x3dj.
Copyright
Copyright © 2010 Holger Seelig <holger.seelig@yahoo.de>.
License GPLv3+:
GNU GPL version 3 or later http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.