LeoCAD - CAD program for LEGO models.

LeoCAD is  written  by  Leonardo  Zide  <leozide@gmail.com>.   You  can  visit  the  LeoCAD  homepage  at
       https://www.leocad.org/

       This  manual  page  was  originally  written  by Patrick Mahoney <pat7@gmx.net>, for the Debian GNU/Linux
       system (but may be used by others).  It has since been edited by others.

                                                   5 June 2021                                         LEOCAD(1)

       If you find any bugs please report them at https://github.com/leozide/leocad/issues

LeoCAD   is  a CAD program for creating virtual LEGO models. It has an easy to use interface and includes
       thousands of different parts in its library.

       ``LEOCAD_LIB'' may be set to the path of the parts library.

        $ leocad car.lcd -i car.png -w 640 -h 480

       This  will  start  LeoCAD,  load  the  file "car.lcd," create a png called "car.png" with a resolution of
       640x480 and exit when done.

~/.config/LeoCADSoftware/LeoCAD.conf
              User preferences file

       LeoCAD - CAD program for LEGO models.

       Below is a summary of all of the options that LeoCAD accepts. Many options have two equivalent names, one
       of which is a single letter preceded by -, and the other of which is a long name preceded by --. Brackets
       ([ and ]) indicate that an option takes an optional parameter.

       infile Loads the project file infile-lpath, --libpathpath
              Set the parts library location.

       -i [outfile.ext], --image [outfile.ext]
              Saves a picture to outfile.ext  in the image format specified by ext and exits. If outfile is  not
              given then the program will use a name based on infile. The file format is selected by ext and can
              be gif, bmp, png or jpg (if ext is not present then the default preferences format will be used).

       -wwidth, --widthwidth
              Sets the width of the picture to width.

       -hheight, --heightheight
              Sets the height of the picture to height.

       -ftime, --fromtime
              Start saving pictures at the step time. Steps start at 1.

       -ttime, --totime
              Save pictures until the step time.

       -ssubmodel, --submodelsubmodel
              Sets the active submodel to submodel.

       -ccamera, --cameracamera
              Sets the active camera to camera.

       -ssid, --stud-styleid
              Set  the  stud  style.  Valid values 0=Plain, 1=Thin Lines Logo, 2=Outline Logo, 3=Sharp Top Logo,
              4=Rounded Top Logo, 5=Flattened Logo, 6=High Contrast, 7=High Contrast with Logo.

       --viewpoint front | back | left | right | top | bottom | home
              Sets the viewpoint to one of the predefined view angles.

       --camera-angleslatitudelongitude
              Set the camera angles in degrees around the model.

       --camera-positionxyztxtytzuxuyuz
              Set the camera position, target and up vector using the LeoCAD coordinate system.

       --camera-position-ldrawxyztxtytzuxuyuz
              Set the camera position, target and up vector using the LDraw coordinate system.

       --orthographic
              Use an orthographic projection.

       --fovdegrees
              Set the vertical field of view used to render images.

       --zplanesnearfar
              Set the near and far clipping planes used to render images (1 <= near < far).

       --fade-steps
              Render parts from prior steps faded.

       --no-fade-steps
              Do not render parts from prior steps faded.

       --fade-steps-colorcolor
              Color to use for rendering faded parts. (#AARRGGBB where AA, RR, GG, and BB are hexadecimal values
              for alpha, red, green, and blue respectively.)

       --highlight
              Highlight parts in the steps they appear.

       --no-highlight
              Do not highlight parts in the steps they appear.

       --highlight-colorcolor
              Color to use to highlight parts, (#AARRGGBB where AA, RR, GG, and BB are  hexadecimal  values  for
              alpha, red, green, and blue respectively.)

       --shading wireframe | flat | default | full
              Select shading mode for rendering.

       --line-widthwidth
              Set the with of the edge lines.

       --aa-samplescount
              AntiAliasing sample size (1, 2, 4, or 8).

       -scc#AARRGGBB, --stud-cylinder-color#AARRGGBB
              High contrast stud cylinder color.

       -ec#AARRGGBB, --edge-color#AARRGGBB
              High contrast edge color.

       -bec#AARRGGBB, --black-edge-color#AARRGGBB
              High contrast edge color for black parts.

       -dec#AARRGGBB, --dark-edge-color#AARRGGBB
              High contrast edge color for dark color parts.

       -aec,--automate-edge-color
              Enable automatically adjusted edge colors.

       -ccfloat, --color-contrastloat
              Set the near and far clipping planes used to render images (1 <= near < far).

       -ldvfloat, --light-dark-valueloat
              Set the value to indicate a light or dark color.

       -obj [outfile.obj]
              Exports the model to wavefront format.

       -3ds [outfile.3ds]
              Exports the model to 3DS format.

       -dae [outfile.dae]
              Exports the model to COLLADA DAE format.

       -html [path]
              Creates an HTML page for the model.

       -v, --version
              Output version information and exit.

       -?, --help
              Display a brief usage synopsis and exit.

leocad [OPTIONS] [INFILE]