Command Line Usage
Description
The Player can also be used as standalone. In this mode the application has to be controlled by a command line or serial connection. It is a controlling instance and has access to the feature API. A similar approach is also used by the CGI Panel. However, then the interaction is packed into a UI. Parameters are set as numbers as additional value. E.g.: “show scene 1”
Commands
The command line currently supports the following commands:
| Short command | Long command | Param | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| h | help | Shows information about all features. | |
| list scenes | Lists all scenes and their IDs which can be used to show and hide scenes. | ||
| show scene | 1 | Requires the ID of a scene. Shows the scene on the screen. | |
| hide scene | 1 | Requires the ID of a scene. Hides the scene. | |
| hide all scenes | Hides all scenes. | ||
| list animations | Lists all animations and their IDs which can be used to start and stop animation. | ||
| start animation | 1 | Requires the ID of an animation. Starts an animation. | |
| stop animation | 1 | Requires the ID of an animation. Stops an animation. | |
| list cultures | Lists all cultures and their IDs which can be used to switch the culture. | ||
| c | culture | 1 | Requires the ID of a culture. Switches to the selected culture. |
| next culture | Switches to the next culture in the list. | ||
| list controls | 1 | Requires the ID of a scene. Lists all controls of the scene. | |
| start script | Starts or pause script system. | ||
| stop script | Stops the script system. | ||
| o | statoverlay | Shows render statistics overlay. | |
| m | memstats | Shows memory statistics. | |
| q | quit/shutdown | Terminates the application. |