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Option Usage
--tile-stitch Used to assemble tiles rendered with the --tile-render flag into a
complete image.
When stitching, you must still pass the --tile-render argument, with
the number of x and y tiles, so that the stitch knows how many tiles
to expect, and their configuration.
Syntax:
--tile-render=<left_tile_index>, <bottom_tile_index>, <total_tiles_
width>, <total_tiles_height> --tile-stitch
Example:
./katana --batch --katana-file=/tmp/test.katana --t=1 --render-
node=beauty --tile-render=0,0,2,2 --tile-stitch
--tile-cleanup Used to clean up transient tile images. Can be used in conjunction
with --tile-stitch to assemble a complete image, and remove transient
tiles in a single operation.
When using --tile-cleanup you must still pass the --tile-render
argument with the number of x and y tiles, so that cleanup knows
how many tiles to remove.
Syntax:
--tile-render=0,0,<total_tiles_width>,<total_tiles_height> --tile-clean
Example:
./katana --batch --katana-file=/tmp/test.katana --t=1 --render-
node=beauty --tile-render=0,0,2,2 --tile-stitch --tile-clean
--prerender-publish Syntax:
Example:
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