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NAME

6       usdzip - manual page for usdzip 22.05b
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DESCRIPTION

9       usage: usdzip [-h] [-r] [-a ASSET] [--arkitAsset ARKITASSET] [-c]
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11              [-l  [LISTTARGET]] [-d [DUMPTARGET]] [-v] [usdzFile] [inputFiles
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14       Utility for creating a .usdz file containing USD  assets  and  for  in‐
15       specting existing .usdz files.
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17   positional arguments:
18       usdzFile
19              Name of the .usdz file to create or to inspect the contents of.
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21       inputFiles
22              Files to include in the .usdz file.
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24   options:
25       -h, --help
26              show this help message and exit
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28       -r, --recurse
29              If  specified, files in sub-directories are recursively added to
30              the package.
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32       -a ASSET, --asset ASSET
33              Resolvable asset path pointing to the root layer of the asset to
34              be isolated and copied into the package.
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36       --arkitAsset ARKITASSET
37              Similar  to the --asset option, the --arkitAsset option packages
38              all of the dependencies of the named scene file. Assets targeted
39              at  the  initial  usdz  implementation  in  ARKit  operate under
40              greater constraints than usdz files for more general 'in  house'
41              uses,  and this option attempts to ensure that these constraints
42              are honored; this may involve more transformations to the  data,
43              which may cause loss of features such as VariantSets.
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45       -c, --checkCompliance
46              Perform compliance checking of the input files. If the input as‐
47              set or "root" layer fails any  of  the  compliance  checks,  the
48              package is not created and the program fails.
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50       -l [LISTTARGET], --list [LISTTARGET]
51              List contents of the specified usdz file. If a filepath argument
52              is provided, the list is output to a file at the given path.  If
53              no  argument is provided or if '-' is specified as the argument,
54              the list is output to stdout.
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56       -d [DUMPTARGET], --dump [DUMPTARGET]
57              Dump contents of the specified usdz file. If a filepath argument
58              is  provided,  the  contents  are  output to a file at the given
59              path. If no argument is provided or if '-' is specified  as  the
60              argument, the contents are output to stdout.
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62       -v, --verbose
63              Enable verbose mode, which causes messages regarding files being
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