Command line interface

You can use these commands in your terminal:

Command	Description
--help, -h	Prints information about available commands
--version, -v	Prints SHADERed version
--minimal, -m	Start SHADERed in minimal mode - no UI
--wwidth <width>, -ww <width>	Set window width on startup
--wheight <height>, -wh <height>	Set window height on startup
--fullscreen, -fs	Start SHADERed in fullscreen mode
--maximized, -max	Make the window maximized on startup
--performance, -p	Start SHADERed in performance mode - minimal UI and can be turned off while running
--render <out_file>, -r <out_file>	Render to a file without starting up SHADERed UI
--renderwidth <width>, -rw <width>	Set the output image width
--renderheight <height>, -rh <height>	Set the output image height
--rendersample <count>, -rsmp <count>	Set the rendering supersample (1, 2, 4 or 8)
--renderframe <index>, -rf <index>	Set the FrameIndex system variable
--rendertime <time>, -rt <time>	Set the Time system variable
--rendersequence, -rseq	Render a sequence
--renderseqfps <fps>, -rseqfps <fps>	Set sequence FPS
--renderseqduration <t>, -rseqdur <t>	Set sequence duration
--compile <file>, -c <file>	Compile a shader file
--language <lang>, -cl <lang>	Compiler input language. Default value is GLSL. lang can be: “hlsl”, “vkglsl”
--stage <stage>, -cs <stage>	Compiler input stage. Default value is pixel. stage can be: vert, geom, comp, tesc, tese
--output <path>, -o <path>	Compiler output file path
--target <spirv|glsl>, -t <spirv|glsl>	Choose whether to compile to SPIR-V or GLSL
--entry <func>, -e <func>	Shader entry function (for HLSL)
--disassemble <file>, -dis <file>	Print the SPIR-V
--convert <file>, -con <file>	Convert the shader from HLSL to GLSL
filepath	Providing a path to a .sprj project file will make SHADERed load that project