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=Launching Visual3D & Pipeline Externally=
== Launching Visual3D & Pipeline Externally ==
Launching Visual3D from a DOS Command Line (or an external program)
Launching Visual3D from a DOS Command Line (or an external program)


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:'''c:\Program Files\Visual3D\Visual3D.exe'''
:'''c:\Program Files\Visual3D\Visual3D.exe'''


It is possible to have a pipeline executed immediately on launching Visual3D using the following syntax.
== Command Line Parameters ==
 
Several parameters can be passed to visual studio to execute upon opening:
:'''Visual3D.exe /s c:\exampleData\test.v3s'''
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alternatively
<strong>-s <pipeline path and file name>:</strong> This can be used to run a saved pipeline immediately after opening V3d from the command line.
:'''Visual3D.exe -s  c:\exampleData\test.v3s'''
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    Visual3D.exe -s "C:\Users\user\Documents\scripts\pipeline.v3s"
Note that the full path to the pipeline file is required unless the DOS PATH to this folder is specified.
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<strong>-c <Pipeline command>:</strong> This can be used to execute a specific pipeline command, unaltered default parameters can be excluded.
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    Visual3D.exe -c "File_Open/FILE_NAME=motion_file.c3d;"
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<strong>-f <Default Folder>:</strong> This can be used to set the DefaultDataPath. This parameter can be used three times, subsequent uses define the DefaultModelPath and the DefaultReportPath.
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    Visual3D.exe -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\data_folder" -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\model_folder" -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\report_folder"
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<strong>/CalTesterStandalone:</strong> This specifies that Visual3D should be launched in a simple, CalTester only mode.
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    Visual3D.exe /CalTesterStandalone
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<strong>/HideProtocols:</strong> This specifies that the pop up command wizard should not be shown (This is usually default setting)
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    Visual3D.exe /HideProtocols

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Launching Visual3D & Pipeline Externally

Launching Visual3D from a DOS Command Line (or an external program)

If you have a DOS PATH set to the Visual3D directory you can type

Visual3D.exe

If not, you must specify the full path to Visual3D.

c:\Program Files\Visual3D\Visual3D.exe

Command Line Parameters

Several parameters can be passed to visual studio to execute upon opening:
-s <pipeline path and file name>: This can be used to run a saved pipeline immediately after opening V3d from the command line. 

   Visual3D.exe -s "C:\Users\user\Documents\scripts\pipeline.v3s"


-c <Pipeline command>: This can be used to execute a specific pipeline command, unaltered default parameters can be excluded. 

   Visual3D.exe -c "File_Open/FILE_NAME=motion_file.c3d;"


-f <Default Folder>: This can be used to set the DefaultDataPath. This parameter can be used three times, subsequent uses define the DefaultModelPath and the DefaultReportPath. 

   Visual3D.exe -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\data_folder" -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\model_folder" -f "C:\Users\user\Documents\report_folder"


/CalTesterStandalone: This specifies that Visual3D should be launched in a simple, CalTester only mode. 

   Visual3D.exe /CalTesterStandalone


/HideProtocols: This specifies that the pop up command wizard should not be shown (This is usually default setting) 

   Visual3D.exe /HideProtocols
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