ARCH(1D) — Silicon Graphics
NAME
arch − display a simulated architectural model
SYNOPSIS
/usr/people/demos/arch
DESCRIPTION
Arch displays a model of an imaginary city block. Operator controls adjust the viewing position and select one or several structures for display.
Most user interface is through the mouse buttons. Each non-zero combination of mouse buttons causes a different viewpoint movement. The mouse valuators are ignored.
In the initial state, a single building is displayed. Type an s to turn on (or off) wireframe buildings that complete the block. Type f to cover (or uncover) the building surfaces. Type r to initialize the program and h for a help menu.
DISPLAY OPTIONS
Upon entry into the program, Arch is set for NTSC or high resolution output, depending on the currently selected monitor. Use CTRL-A to switch to 60 Hz non-interlaced video, CTRL-B to switch to 30 Hz interlaced video and CTRL-C to switch to low resolution, 30 Hz, RS-170A video, and CTRL-D to switch to low resolution, European 25 Hz video.
AUTHOR
Gary Tarolli
BUGS
Some of the colors are a bit tacky.
Version 2.3 — July 04, 1985