VXFTOZVisionX V4
NAME
vxftoz − convert from frame to actual z coordinate in boundary files
SYNOPSISvxftoz [if=infile] [ig=associated image file] [of=ofile] [-b] [-i]
DESCRIPTIONVxftoz
converts the third coordinate of points in a boundary file
from frame to actual z. Frames are always integer numbers
starting from 1 and increasing by 1. Z coordinates, on the
other hand, are the actual value of the third dimension
coordinate in a 3D coordinate system. Tipically z
coordinates start at zero. If an associated image is
supplied, its bounding box is used to determine the actual
range of the z values. Additionally, the program will also
check and fix the boundary file bounding box. If the image
is not readily available and the bounding box of the
boundary file is correct, then its use as reference bounding
box can be requested with the -b option.
If the -i option is supplied, then the inverse operation is
performed, converting from z coordinate to frames.
No known constraints.
OPTIONS|
if= |
input file, The input file is a valid boundary file (usually with extension .bb) | ||
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of= |
specify the name of the output file | ||
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ig= |
specify the name of the image file associated with the boundary | ||
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-b |
requests to use the boundary file bounding box as reference, in place of the associated image bounding box (N.B.: be careful to use this option iif the boundary bounding box is exactly the same as the image bounding box) | ||
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-i |
select the inverse conversion |
A. Biancardi