mattdm
Matthew Millermaintainer
OPTIONS: Basic Options: These options define the basic appearance of the output image. Shapetype (-s, --shapetype) Vector shape to render. Right now, circle is the only available choice. Initial Shapes (-i, --initshapes) Initial number of shapes. Maximum Shapes (-m, --maxshapes) number of shapes (-m, --maxshapes) Edge (-e, --edge) How far off-of screen to draw. Note that negative numbers will keep points from being placed at the edge of the frame, leaving a messy margin, but this margin will be counted against the image's score. Often, this results in something like a fading-out of precision, which can look nice for some images. To have a margin where shapes are shown but are not part of the comparison, a new option will have to be implemented. Speed and Accuracy: How do we decide when it's time to move on? -r #, --speed=# How hard we try to get better results. --width=### Pixel width of trial image. Defaults smaller of 200 or size of original; height will be calculated. Worker Tunables: Knobs which tweak how the work is done. -w #, --workers=# Parallel worker processes. Defaults to detected cpu cores, minimum 4. --savefreq=## To reduce I/O, log is written no more often than this. Defaults to 60; set to 0 to write always. Output Options: In case you want to produce actual results. -o FILE, --output=FILE Output log file. Default based on input name. --worklog=FILE Potentially gigantic intermediate work log file. --overwrite Overwrite existing log file. -c, --continue Continue reading from existing logfile. Note that with this set, many other options are ignored. --startwith=FILE Read from a log file as a starting point but write output as normal. -q, --quiet Be taciturn. -v, --verbose Be chatty. -d, --debug Output information that may slow things down.