Modified Commands

MATER

The mater command has been changed to handle the case where some or all parameters are entered on the command line. The parameters are positional, so they are expected to be in a certain order. If parameters are missing, the user will be prompted to enter them in. If entering rgb values via the command line, they must all be entered or they will not be used. The ``del'' parameter may also be used on the command line.

PRESS

The press command has been changed to include the following new options:
    me8_12          me8_23          me8_34          me8_14
    me8_15          me8_26          me8_56          me8_67          me8_78
    me8_58          me8_37          me8_48          me7_12          me7_23
    me7_34          me7_14          me7_15          me7_26          me7_56
    me7_67          me7_37          me7_57          me7_45          me7_5
    me6_12          me6_23          me6_34          me6_14          me6_15
    me6_25          me6_36          me6_46          me6_5           me6_6
    me5_12          me5_23          me5_34          me5_14          me5_15
    me5_25          me5_35          me5_45          me5_5           mp4_1
    mp4_2           mp4_3           mp4_4           tgc_sh          tgc_sa
    tgc_sb          tgc_sc          tgc_sd          tgc_sab         tgc_scd
    tgc_sabcd       tgc_rh          tgc_raxb        tgc_mh          tgc_mhh
    tor_sr1         tor_sr2         eto_sr          eto_sd          eto_sc
    eto_rc          ell_sa          ell_sb          ell_sc          ell_sabc
    ars             spl_pv          spl_mv          mf8_1234        mf8_5678
    mf8_1584        mf8_2376        mf8_1265        mf8_4378        mf7_1234
    mf7_2376        mf6_1234        mf6_2365        mf6_1564        mf6_125
    mf6_346         mf5_1234        mf5_125         mf5_235         mf5_345
    mf5_145         mf4_123         mf4_124         mf4_234         mf4_134
    rf8_1234        rf8_5678        rf8_1584        rf8_2376        rf8_1265
    rf8_4378        rf7_1234        rf7_567         rf7_145         rf7_2376
    rf7_1265        rf7_4375        rf6_1234        rf6_2365        rf6_1564
    rf6_125         rf6_346         rf5_1234        rf5_125         rf5_235
    rf5_345         rf5_145         rf4_123         rf4_124         rf4_234
    rf4_134         rpc_sb          rpc_sh          rpc_sr          rhc_sb
    rhc_sh          rhc_sr          rhc_sc          epa_sh          epa_sa
    epa_sb          ehy_sh          ehy_sa          ehy_sb          ehy_sc
These options appear somewhat cryptic, so a little explanation is in order. All non-arb options start with the solid type and are followed by some kind of edit description. For example, epa_sb represents a button in the epa solid edit menu that says ``scale B''. Another example, tgc_rh, represents a button in the tgc solid edit menu that says ``rotate H''. The first character after the underscore is either an m, s, or r that stands for move, scale or rotate respectively. The rest is used to describe the particular part of the solid to be edited.

All arb options start with a description of the type of edit to be performed followed by the arb type and numbers representing the particular part of the arb to be edited. For example, me8_12 represents a button in the arb8 solid edit menu that says ``move edge 12''. Further, rf4_124 represents a button in the arb4 solid edit menu that says ``rotate face 124''. Here is a list of the prefixes and their respective meanings:

	mp:	move point
	me:	move edge
	mf:	move face
	rf:	rotate face
For completeness, included below are the original options:
    35,25           45,45           accept          adc             bottom
    front           left            oill            orot            oscale
    ox              oxy             oxscale         oy              oyscale
    ozscale         rear            reject          reset           restore
    right           save            sedit           sill            slice
    srot            sscale          sxy             stran           top
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