Command-line interface reference
Usage
lanim [-?] [-e IDENTIFIER] [-w WIDTH] [-h HEIGHT] [-f FPS] [-t THREADS] [-p PATH] -o PATH [--range PERCENT:PERCENT] module
Arguments
| Argument | Shorthand | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
--help |
-? |
Show the reference | |
--export-name [NAME] |
-e |
Name to import from module | export |
--width [WIDTH] |
-w |
Frame width, in pixels | 1280 |
--height [HEIGHT] |
-h |
Frame height, in pixels | 720 |
--fps [FPS] |
-f |
Frames per second | 30 |
--threads [THREADS] |
-t |
Number of threads to launch | multiprocessing.cpu_count() |
--temp-dir [PATH] |
-p |
Temporary working directory | ./.lanim |
--output PATH |
-o |
Output file | |
module (positional) |
Module to render, like lanim.examples.hello |
--threads
When you invoke lanim --help, the help message will show how many threads
you have available, e.g.:
-t THREADS, --threads THREADS
Number of threads do launch. Defaults to CPU count (12 in your case)