NAME

i2p − convert run-length encoded files into Pixar frame buffer format. 

DESCRIPTION

USAGE

i2p converts the data contained within "pix" and "mask" files (as produced by PAINT or "p2i") and creates a PIXAR picture file suitable for display on the PIXAR monitor or for use as a texture map. The format of the command is:
i2p "[-o # #]" Unix_path_name filename
 -o # #: specify new x and y offsets (default: values in "pix" file header)
If the "-o" flag is specified, offsets must be positive integers less then 1024 (x offset) and 768 (y offset)
The path and filename are used to find the "pix" (and "mask" file if it exists) and to create the PIXAR picture file, which will be overwritten if it exists.
i2p ignores SIGHUP (Del) and SIGINT (Cntl-C). If you really want to stop it, use SIGQUIT (Cntl-)

COMMENTS

Type i2p - to see the usage statement. Type i2p -i to get the version number.  Old (unnumbered) versions will not be supported after this release. 

Version .1  —  December 29, 2021