NAME

     xthreed - Threed X widget


SYNOPSIS

     /usr/games/xthreed    [-display    <display>]     [-geometry
     <geometry>] [-{foreground | fg} <color>] [-{background | bg}
     <color>] [-[no]surface] [-object  {int}]  [-distance  {int}]
     [-theta  {int}]  [-phi {int}] [-white {color}] [-[lt|dk]gray
     {color}] [-black {color}] [-another {color}]


DESCRIPTION

     Press "I" or "i" keys to move block in.

     Press "O" or "o" keys to move block out.

     Press "S" or "s" keys to change surface.

     Press "B" or "b" keys to change object.

     Press "Esc" key to hide program.

     "Q", "q", or "CTRL-C" keys kill program.

     Use the key pad, "R" keys, or arrow keys to rotate object.
     Key pad is defined for Threed as:
       /      Out

       8      Up
       ^
     4<5>6  Left, In, Right
       v
       2      Down

     I debated releasing this, since it needs some  work.   There
     is no way for example to bank the plane and have it pointing
     at you.  Also I figured  there  was  other  3D  viewers  out
     there.   Well,  this  one is real simple, it only uses the X
     libs, so it might be useful to someone out  there.   If  you
     have any improvements to make, let me know.

     In the sample data, Cubes and F16 are big, so to view  them,
     back  away  by using the KP_DIVIDE or 'o' key.  Theta = Yaw,
     Phi is a combination of Roll and Pitch.


OPTIONS

     -display host:dpy
             This option specifies the X server to contact.

     -geometry {+|-}X{+|-}Y
             This option sets the initial position of the  threed
             window (resource name "geometry").

     -{foreground | fg} color
             This option specifies the foreground of  the  threed
             window (resource name "foreground").

     -{background | bg} color
             This option specifies the background of  the  threed
             window (resource name "background").

     -[no]surface
             This option allows you to access the hidden  surface
             removal  mode  and  wire  mode  (resource name "sur-
             face").

     -object <int>
             This option allows you  to  set  the  object  to  be
             viewed (resource name "object").

     -distance <int>
             This option allows you to set the  distance  of  the
             object to be viewed (resource name "distance").

     -theta <int>
             This option allows you to set the angle of the to be
             viewed  in  degrees  (resource name "thetaDegrees").
             This corresponds to yaw.

     -phi <int>
             This option allows you to set the angle of the to be
             viewed  in  degrees  (resource  name  "phiDegrees").
             This corresponds to a combination of roll and pitch.

     -white color
             This  option  specifies  the  color  of  the   white
             paintbrush (resource name "whiteBrush").

     -[lt|dk]gray color
             This option specifies the  color  of  the  gray  the
             paintbrush (resource name "[lt|dk]grayBrush").

     -black color
             This option specifies the color of the black of  the
             paintbrush (resource name "blackBrush").

     -another color
             This  option  specifies  the  of  color  of  the   a
             paintbrush (resource name "anotherBrush").


SEE ALSO

     X(1),  xcubes(6),  xtriangles(6),  xhexagons(6),  xmlink(6),
     xrubik(6),  xskewb(6),  xdino(6),  xpanex(6),  xpyraminx(6),
     xoct(6), xmball(6), xabacus(6)


COPYRIGHTS

     (Reg.) Copyright 1995-2003, David Albert Bagley


BUG REPORTS AND PROGRAM UPDATES

     Send bugs (or their reports, or fixes) to the author:
          David Albert Bagley, <bagleyd@tux.org>

     The latest version is currently at:
          ftp://ftp.tux.org/pub/tux/bagleyd/xpuzzles