@@ -7,18 +7,18 @@ The xcsg application takes an input .xcsg file, compiles its data into a solid m
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$ xcsg --help
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- xcsg command line options & arguments (v1.0-04):
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- -h [ --help ] Show this help message.
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- -v [ --version ] Show program version (numeric part).
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- --amf AMF output file format (Additive Manufacturing Format)
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- --csg CSG output file format (OpenSCAD)
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- --dxf DXF output file format (AutoCAD DXF - 2D only)
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- --stl STL output file format (STereoLitography )
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- --astl STL output file format (STereoLitography) - ASCII
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- --obj OBJ output file format (Wavefront format)
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- --off OFF output file format (Geomview Object File Format )
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- <xcsg-file> path to input .xcsg file (required )
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-
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+ xcsg command line options & arguments (v1.0-04):
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+ -h [ --help ] Show this help message.
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+ -v [ --version ] Show program version (numeric part).
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+ --amf AMF output format (Additive Manufacturing Format)
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+ --csg CSG output format (OpenSCAD)
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+ --dxf DXF output format (AutoCAD DXF - 2D only)
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+ --svg SVG output format (Scalar Vector Graphics - 2D only )
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+ --stl STL output format (STereoLitography)
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+ --astl STL output format (STereoLitography) - ASCII
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+ --obj OBJ output format (Wavefront format )
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+ --off OFF output format (Geomview Object File Format )
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+ <xcsg-file> path to input .xcsg file (required)
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### example
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To compute the difference between a cube and a sphere and store the result as STL
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